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by smartmic 6mo ago
I am currently enjoying WYSIWYG with GNU TeXmacs for long-form or scientific text editing. Both, the concept and the tool, are amazingly capable and a breath of fresh air after all the LaTex, Markdown, Org s …
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by smartmic 6mo ago
Gone are the days of deterministic programming, when computers simply carried out the operator’s commands because there was no other option but to close or open the relays exactly as the circuitry dictated. Welcome to the future of AI; the
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OpenDHT – Distributed Hash Table Implementation(github.com)
1 points by smartmic 6mo ago|0 comments
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uMap – Build custom maps with OpenStreetMap's background layers(umap-project.org)
2 points by smartmic 6mo ago|0 comments
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by smartmic 6mo ago
Have a look at Janet. It is not as powerful as Clojure but for smaller projects, prototyping, scripting etc., it is really enjoyable. https://janet-lang.org/
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Mapcodes – free, open way to make locations on Earth addressable by a short code(mapcode.com)
2 points by smartmic 6mo ago|0 comments
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by smartmic 6mo ago
A System „Card“ spanning 244 pages. Quite a stretch of the original word meaning.
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by smartmic 6mo ago
Correct[0]. This was also my first thought after reading > Unfortunately, unlike many other languages, SQLite has no formal specification describing how it should be parsed. It doesn’t expose a stable API for its parser either. In fact,
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Competing for the JOB with a Triplestore(yyhh.org)
1 points by smartmic 6mo ago|0 comments
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Max Datom – Interactive Datomic Tutorial(max-datom.com)
1 points by smartmic 6mo ago|0 comments
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Bringing Clojure programming to Enterprise (2021)(blogit.michelin.io)
203 points by smartmic 6mo ago|124 comments
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Jami – free/libre, end-to-end encrypted, and private communication software(jami.net)
44 points by smartmic 6mo ago|4 comments
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The Nftables in Linux Explained with Examples(computernetworkingnotes.com)
2 points by smartmic 6mo ago|0 comments
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Undroidwish – A single-file, batteries-included Tcl/Tk binary for many platforms(androwish.org)
91 points by smartmic 7mo ago|7 comments
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Inria Global Font(black-foundry.com)
6 points by smartmic 7mo ago|0 comments
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by smartmic 7mo ago
AIpocalypse. Eaten too much Copilot dog food.
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by smartmic 7mo ago
AI has become a commodity- for the better or worse. And yes, we should treat it as such, especially no more big ideas from (C-level) managers, please.
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Alexandria on the Tigris – The Forgotten Metropolis(campus.uni-konstanz.de)
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by smartmic 7mo ago
It’s only too late when we stop fighting back and accept it as a given. Don’t underestimate civil disobedience and the hacker spirit.
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Revert "userdb: add birthDate field to JSON user records(github.com)
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Do Not Turn Child Protection into Internet Access Control(news.dyne.org)
839 points by smartmic 7mo ago|450 comments
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by smartmic 7mo ago
Interesting how often they use the word „craft“. For me, a sign that AI fatiguge is a real issue, not only among Windows users. Good, maybe a small, first step towards down-regulation of the hype.
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by smartmic 7mo ago
An immense amount of time, dedication and talent must have went into all those achievements. This requires mastery of body and mind at an exceptional level. Putting aside all jokes and acting roles, the martials arts is where he earned my f
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by smartmic 7mo ago
I wouldn‘t say this is the core argument of No Silver Bullet. I wrote a short review of Brooks paper with respect to todays AI promises, to whoever is interested in more details: https://smartmic.bearblog.dev/no-ai-silver-b
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by smartmic 7mo ago
Of course, we can’t leave out a mention of Fossil here — the SCM system built by and for SQLite. https://fossil-scm.org/
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Reka – window manager inside of Emacs for Wayland(code.tvl.fyi)
2 points by smartmic 7mo ago|0 comments
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Living Human Brain Cells Play Doom [video](corticallabs.com)
1 points by smartmic 7mo ago|0 comments
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Small web publishing tools and frameworks(codeberg.org)
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Language Tool – Your writing assistant(languagetool.org)
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by smartmic 7mo ago
After quite some time, and actually after reading this post[0], I took another look at GNU Texmacs, this time with a little more depth and patience. And indeed, the program is an incredibly powerful tool for creating beautiful documents. I&

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