remix2000

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by remix2000 6y ago
/r/onejoke
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Electronics at Work (1943)(youtube.com)
1 points by remix2000 6y ago|0 comments
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Pongmechanik(cyberniklas.de)
33 points by remix2000 6y ago|7 comments
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by remix2000 6y ago
Professional is a rather broad term. Do you work in ITSec or at least some related field?
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by remix2000 6y ago
In the realm of Lua Lisps, there is also Urn: https://urn-lang.com/
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by remix2000 6y ago
Author of this post recommends Pop_OS!, but I personally like openSUSE. It’s easily configurable both using GUI and from CLI.
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by remix2000 6y ago
If you made all keywords fit one character or so and allow selective installation of dictionaries, that would probably also decrease source code form size significantly! That would be great even if you never were to use any language other t
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by remix2000 6y ago
Related stuff: * Claim that word order in Japanese suits ST-style message-passing OOP better than English: https://thoughtbot.com/blog/learning-japanese-the-rubyist-wa... * APL, a language that uses symbols instead of
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by remix2000 6y ago
Better because of Italian, Ruby or actual technology behind it?
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by remix2000 6y ago
Impressive… How people manage to poison even old-school shell scripts with useless bloat. If you want to source remote scripts that badly (despite this being against policies of almost every company), better keep it simple: telesource
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by remix2000 6y ago
> EU consumer rules cover goods and services that have been bought in the EU. However, if you buy from a non-EU online trader who has specifically targeted EU consumers you should also be covered by EU rules, but you may find it difficul
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by remix2000 6y ago
Moreover, neither will NFC U2F dongles! That thing alone already disqualifies the phone for me. Both PINE and Librem lack this and some other essential functionalities. If anyone ever manages to create a sufficiently modern free smartphone,
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by remix2000 6y ago
Compared to http://info.cern.ch , you are still a rather heavyweight polluter ;) https://www.websitecarbon.com/website/info-cern-ch
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by remix2000 6y ago
Zig supports zero-effort C binding by reusing existing C headers instead of wrapping them^. The only other language known to me having such feature while not actually being a superset of C is Terra†. I feel like we are still several light y
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by remix2000 6y ago
Fn+Left Arrow emulates HOME on most Mac keebs lacking that key. Hope it works on your too :)
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by remix2000 6y ago
If I understand correctly you are talking about a button that already exists on most keebs and is called HOME.
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by remix2000 7y ago
Like I said, it tried to be an answer to similar problems, yet it failed. By the logic of C-for-all creators, Cyclone falls into the “evolutionary approach” group. Why Cyclone did not succeed in spite of “revolutionary” languages with sim
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by remix2000 7y ago
I’m very surprised that no one here has mentioned the Cyclone language[0] yet. It seems to me that it tried to address the same niche as C-for-all. [0] https://cyclone.thelanguage.org
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by remix2000 7y ago
What do you mean? Fancy symbols in code look rather APL-ish than Haskell-ish. IIRC, while Haskell lets you use variety of Unicode symbols both as function names and operators, they are not very popular amongst Haskellers.