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by stray 6y ago
I once took a job that paid far less than I was accustomed to — simply so I could work professionally in Common Lisp. It wasn’t a mistake.
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by stray 6y ago
Closure CL’s editor is based on Hemlock — which is essentially a Common Lisp emacs.
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by stray 10y ago
Early to bed. Early to rise. I started getting up at around 5:00am -- and going to bed before 10pm. I'll never be a morning person -- but I'm able to shift the time of my first morning meeting to virtual- late-morning. Works f
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by stray 10y ago
You'll stand out by being 40+. Just treat them like adults and answer their questions. You'll be fine.
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by stray 10y ago
nil
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by stray 10y ago
Same way employees trust the company to pay them: Assume it's happening until it doesn't.
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by stray 10y ago
Beach cities. Navy ships. Grateful Dead songs.
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by stray 10y ago
Elsie.
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by stray 10y ago
My key insight was "humans do not read". I say it jokingly but early on -- I gained quite a reputation among people far smarter than I am, for being able to solve the most difficult problems. But I never really did anything other
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by stray 10y ago
https://catchoom.com/product/craftar/augmented-reality-and-i...
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by stray 10y ago
Well, there's ADA.
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by stray 10y ago
He wants to replace nginx? Or does he want something like: https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/modules/domain_resolve/ and https://github.com/Telefonica/nginx-canary ?
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by stray 10y ago
Correct.
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by stray 10y ago
Build a teensy tiny part of it. Then build another. And another.
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by stray 10y ago
1. Take a shower, brush your teeth, make your bed, and get dressed for work every weekday. Including shoes. 2. Spend the first 4 hours of every workday doing your best to get a job. 3. Profit. You're in no position to be picky right no
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by stray 10y ago
Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.
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by stray 10y ago
I'm pleased with it. At first I had some issues with it thinking my external display was a TV -- but now that I've taught it the difference between shit and Shinola, everything's good. I'm stoked that the company bought
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by stray 10y ago
$9 max.
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by stray 10y ago
(symbol-function 'car)
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by stray 10y ago
Of course!
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by stray 10y ago
He said "a state actor". The United States is a state actor too.
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by stray 10y ago
What, have the sore losers run out of innocent people's property to destroy in riots already?
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by stray 10y ago
Sucks too, because with my new $100,000 -- I'd have been kicked back on a beach in Cambodia right now. Making Extended Vacation Great Again. At least I got some of your money on PredictIt.
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by stray 10y ago
I defined the rigged election as comically lopsided MSM support for Clinton and conflict of interest regarding voting machines -- but you wanted to define it instead, as "the votes are not counted honestly". I didn't think it
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by stray 10y ago
So we're just going to keep moving the goalposts? I don't believe you're arguing in good faith. What does it take to convince you? Does video evidence of people involved in the Clinton campaign bragging about voter intimidat
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by stray 10y ago
You mean like Chambers County, Texas? They pulled electronic voting machines and switched to paper ballots because the machines were switching the presidential votes from Trump to Clinton for people who had voted all-republican? http:&#x2F
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by stray 10y ago
I for one, am looking forward to it -- my company ordered our new MacBook Pros yesterday. I think the new touch bar is going to be the target of much elisp diddling on my part. And frankly, I don't care about connectors.
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by stray 10y ago
You'd be amazed at how effective getting plenty of sleep and drinking lots of water can be. And believe it or not -- making your bed first thing in the morning.
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by stray 10y ago
The system is rigged as evidenced by outrageously lopsided support verging on Soviet level propaganda. And at least some electronic voting machines manufacturers have clear conflict of interest because of association with Clinton Foundati
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by stray 10y ago
Not much. If we're taking risk proportional to what we have in the bank, the amount is immaterial -- an impartial 3rd party can verify that I'm not sandbagging (I do have to reserve rent, electric, internet, and gas bills though).

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