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7y ago
One of the newest Lisp dialects, Kernel, is pretty close to lambda calculus, though. Like in LC, there is no implicit evaluation of arguments. A fexpr receives the "source code" of its input expressions, similar to LC. Then it
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7y ago
MacPaint and QuickDraw Source Code https://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/macpaint-and-quickdraw...
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7y ago
The only way to get higher-order control in CL is through whole-program rewriting, e.g. SCREAMER https://www.cliki.net/screamer so I think this qualifies as "can't".
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7y ago
Algebraic effects are similar to Common Lisp restart handlers, but in addition, they also receive the continuation of the invoker. This means, you can use algebraic effect handlers to implement higher-order control features like coroutines,
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7y ago
Here's an implementation of the algorithm in Scala: https://github.com/locationtech/geomesa/blob/master/geomesa-...
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7y ago
Is the code online somewhere?
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7y ago
Funny that this doesn't mention parse-free data structures like FlatBuffers or Cap'n Proto that don't need unmarshalling. https://google.github.io/flatbuffers/ https://capnproto.org/
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7y ago
Well-paying jobs like this exist (I have one), but you need to be lucky to get one. You need to find a remote-friendly/first workplace with a good manager who knows you and trusts you, and then you need to push some more for those addi
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8y ago
Stopped reading at YAML.
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8y ago
I love this but it kind of rules out webapps as clients, no? Who would give their email password to one?
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8y ago
PDF: http://www.maccaps.com/MacCaps/DIY_Information_files/Macinto...
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8y ago
Why isn't he using www for his site?
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8y ago
TLDR?
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10y ago
Can't find an example site to look at.
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10y ago
http://lbstanza.org/ because it reuses all the good stuff from Dylan.
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11y ago
The killer feature (for me) would be if GitLab supported the GitHub API (even if just a subset).
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12y ago
I am confused: why is data made available as props and not as state?
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pwpwp
12y ago
In addition to RINA (mentioned below), also check out http://www.ccnx.org/
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13y ago
I know, I'm more concerned about the HTML side.
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13y ago
Was it very painful to develop this great GUI or is GWT/HTML5 at a point where it's OK?
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13y ago
I don't think profanity has a place in network protocols.
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13y ago
No.
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13y ago
Please turn on the help pane by default. I tried creating a new node for 2 minutes with various gestures. I don't think many people know where to find the insert key on their keyboard.
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pwpwp
13y ago
Not really, no.
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13y ago
"background images move by the camera slower than foreground images" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallax_scrolling
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13y ago
I don't see any parallax here. Seems like normal 3D triggered by scrolling.
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13y ago
A Thinkpad X60 certainly isn't as good an entertainment machine as a MBP, but with enough RAM and a SSD it's an excellent programming laptop.
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13y ago
You mean git stash --keep-index in 4) right?
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Save Airbnb in NYC
(action.peers.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
What I really look forward to are the "Defending our office" posts in 5 years.
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