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The Uncomfortable Truth at the Heart of Mobile Gaming(mobileopportunity.blogspot.com)
2 points by rev 12y ago|0 comments
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by rev 12y ago
Well, than I would like to extend my apologies to Ludovic Courtès. Aforementioned discorteous post from reddit user would really be understandable coming from a GNU enthusiast if caustic in form.
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by rev 12y ago
I concur. Besides NixOS is certainly more polished right now, at least for my definition of "polish" (I think, the right word for Scheme based Guix is "cohesive", maybe even "elegant"). It should be, being seve
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by rev 12y ago
Yes, that's one of the reasons Guix attracts me as well. By the way, it's interesting to note here that when it comes to directory structure POSIX is much less strict than FHS [0], which NixOS and Guix largely abandon. [0] http:&
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by rev 12y ago
Talk about technological merits, huh? The onus is on him to prove that dmd is a viable alternative.
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by rev 12y ago
systemd works exclusively with the Linux kernel, and thus it's infeasible for the GNU system to settle on it. Here's current dmd maintainer's (Courtès) take on the matter: http://www.reddit.com/r/linux&#x
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by rev 12y ago
Videos from the GHM 2014 aren't online yet. They will probably be posted at http://www.gnu.org/ghm/previous.html eventually. You can find video and slides of Ludovic Courtès' talk on Guix from the GHM 2013 at
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We're building the GNU system [pdf](git.savannah.gnu.org)
149 points by rev 12y ago|60 comments
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by rev 12y ago
Do you intend to make use of new 4.2 goodness or simply make the tutorial 4.2-compatible? Granted, some of the improvements in 4.2 are out of scope for the book (like ActiveJob), some are performance related, but there is also web console.
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by rev 12y ago
Only two weeks? Splendid, I start reading through the draft right now.
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by rev 12y ago
Michael, let me ask two predictable questions. 1. When do you expect to complete the 3rd edition? Seeing as the book is being heavily reworked and knowing your attention to detail, I guess the answer is "when it's ready". 2.
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Going from Python to Guile Scheme: A Natural Progression(draketo.de)
4 points by rev 12y ago|0 comments
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by rev 12y ago
That's what studying compiler construction does for your brain!
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Scientific Computing with Oberon (2002)(arxiv.org)
1 points by rev 13y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard(xahlee.info)
3 points by rev 13y ago|0 comments
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by rev 13y ago
Kudos to PHP for apparently being ahead of the curve among dynamic languages with regard to statistics. Another interesting, yet unmentioned option is Clojure/Incanter.
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by rev 13y ago
Correct. Many Thinkpads had 1050 and 1200 until 2007 or so. It went downhill from there.