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A rating difference of 100 points means that the stronger player will collect 3 out of 4 points over 4 games. A difference of 200 points is a full category jump: Candidate Master to Master, Master to Internation Master and International Mas
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Show HN: Scheme Macros for Common Lisp
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Show HN: The upcoming release of Corman Lisp 3.1
(github.com)
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The usual cliche about Italians. I would like to remember HN's audience that Italy is the 2nd manifacturing nation in EU and that a big share of our GDP depends on engineering products and services: https://atlas.media.mit.e
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Ok so this means that calls accross compilation units always incur an indirection, right? Also I don't get how swapping the whole compilation unit can be achieved atomically. A compilation unit might be composed by several functions. W
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Ask HN: How does Common Lisp implement hot-reloading?
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I didn't experience most of the points above but I completely agree on the very bad match of skills vs job: that happened to me just a couple of months ago.
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In my experience they used to be extremely accurate until 1-2 years ago. I believe that in the last two yers companies are beginning to pay more attention and try to do the possible to overcome bad reviews. I agree on the complete lack of c
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Really? Our company welcomes certification exams because they make employees more marketable and make easier participate in calls to tender. As a matter of fact certifications are "must to have" requirements to participate in most
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Ask HN: How can I improve and make my CV more effective?
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I agree that checked exceptions enforce clarity however I absolutely disagree on the fact that the exception should be managed immediatly. Usually exceptions can and must be managed at different levels of the call stack depending on their o
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My point was not about peformances but rather about embedding. CL performances are good and toghether with interactive development these are the main selling points. It's a compiled programming language that feels like a scripting lang
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I agree: CL is a wonderful language but you have to embrace the whole environment/philosophy if you want to adopt it. And the language is not so easy to embed which prevents many "enterprise"/application development use
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You are underestimating italian talent. Italy is fully of hungry minds and determined people and that applies even more in Naples where opportunities are scarce.
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She Thought Her Family Was Middle Class, Not Broke in the Richest Country
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Introducing Seed: An Interactive Software Environment in Common Lisp
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Ask HN: I cutted short an informal Google interview. Feedback wanted
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Show HN: Reddit 1.0
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Extract from https://thenextsystem.org/learning-from-emilia-romagna : "The founding principle was based on common economic action as part of a general vision of society not based on individualism and self-interest"
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Extract from the article: "The founding principle was based on "common economic action as part of a general vision of society not based on individualism and self-interest".
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I was thinking exactly along the same lines. Something like http://assemblymade.com/ but without any investor backing. Basically a community of open source developers that gains a share on any future revenue generated by th
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You couldn't summarize it better. I'll second every point you have made. Experienced the same attitude, same code quality and have the same opinion about cost effectiveness.
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It's very interesting to compare some extracts taken from a similar thread that apparead some time ago about Uber being temporarly banned in Italy to the tone in the comments here: "Innovation almost always sidestep regulations,
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You don’t need a publicist
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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Ask HN: Design patterns during an interview should I really memorize them?
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Definetely. I arrived at the final stage in a Google interview which I failed and I can confirm that out of the 5 interviews three were based on puzzles that I later discovered are found in books for coding competions. On two I did a good j
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What about your other book "Lightweight Compiler Techniques? Could you put an excerpt online?
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Again, let me reiterate that BBC and in general British press are often biased against Italy. These are the facts: all the scientists have been absolved. The only person convicted has been the vice-president of the civil protection for dec
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Just to add a little bit more context. In Italy there were already Uber like services before Uber came: they are called "Radio Taxi". These services are mostly based on traditional call centers but , at least in the last two year
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Another prejudiced comment that does not go to the point and does not help the discussion in any way.
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