silcoon

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by silcoon 3y ago
Previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36347711 554 point, 5 hours ago, 518 comments => not on the front page. No, it's not the algorithm.
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by silcoon 3y ago
https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/reddit
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by silcoon 3y ago
A bit late, but what's the title of the game?
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by silcoon 3y ago
this video is pure gold
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by silcoon 3y ago
The first digital strike? Interested to see what's going to happen. At this point is probably be useful having mastodon like reddit. If I'm not wrong, archive.org keeps a dump of all reddit discussions until 2023.
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Features of Common Lisp (2008)(random-state.net)
1 points by silcoon 3y ago|0 comments
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by silcoon 3y ago
Grimes Musician / Artist
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by silcoon 3y ago
No it's not. What's more important is slow reading and give time to your brain to reason about the book; the form in which is written and why that, what are the messages that the writer want to send with it, how I will act if I&#x
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by silcoon 3y ago
I became a Clojure developer in the last year and a half without any prior experience with the JVM. The stack-trace problem is rarely an issue, with time I just got better to read the code, with Clojure as with any other language.
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by silcoon 3y ago
I had this problem recently since I moved to another country where I don’t know anyone except my girlfriend and her family, in post covid. People are nice and always open to share and have a chat for free. After feeling alone for a bit I st
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by silcoon 4y ago
I'm currently filling my Emacs configuration with custom commands since with ChatGPT all I've to to is to describe the elisp atomic function. It's a lot easier to customize Emacs and I'm even learning new functions and p
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The missing Clojure re-frame quick start (with tutorial)(scotto.me)
4 points by silcoon 4y ago|1 comments
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by silcoon 4y ago
It's really nice to see Clojure being adopted more and more by large companies, showing big results not only for statups. Clojure has been designed with this in mind, to let the old Lisp mindset behind. The same author also publish a i
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by silcoon 4y ago
Read “I Am Alive and You Are Dead” by Carrère just a few weeks ago. It was such an inspiring book with details about Dick visions and way of thinking
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How to Write a Blog with Emacs(whatthedormousesaid.co)
1 points by silcoon 4y ago|0 comments
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by silcoon 4y ago
Other than having more than $350M of founds, the Wikimedia Foundation has started selling Wikipedia data to private companies (like Google) via Wikimedia Enterprise [1]. The open knowledge created by the community worldwide is now sold for
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Wikimedia Foundation spent $88M for salaries in 2021-22 as a no profit(meta.wikimedia.org)
15 points by silcoon 4y ago|28 comments
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by silcoon 5y ago
Another solution has been implemented in Marginalia. Notes near complete source code. source code: https://github.com/gdeer81/marginalia example: http://gdeer81.github.io/marginalia/
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by silcoon 5y ago
Thanks mate, really good material!
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by silcoon 5y ago
Netlify took a bit to get the certificate but now is redirecting correctly! Thanks
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by silcoon 5y ago
Thanks! https://tryclojure.org/ is working correctly. I'm figuring out why Netlify is not redirecting automatically.
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Try Clojure – An interactive tutorial in the browser(tryclojure.org)
277 points by silcoon 5y ago|93 comments
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by silcoon 5y ago
Yes Kobo instead of being the “open” EPUB alternative to kindle tried to close the system forcing users to log in. Last time I bought a kobo I was travelling and I needed to trick the system to let me in without registering and so on. Prett
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Solidjs – JavaScript UI Library(solidjs.com)
349 points by silcoon 5y ago|88 comments