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by superdisk 2y ago
Looks cool, you could probably use xclip in the small Linux instruction caption to match clip and pbcopy.
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Building with Parenscript and Preact(nickfa.ro)
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by superdisk 2y ago
Whoa, me and a friend had this same idea back in 2014 and implemented it for Ludum Dare. https://nickfa.ro/wiki/CoinSlot Cool to see a more refined and well-functioning version of the idea.
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by superdisk 2y ago
As someone else said, Scheme is the one that warrants the "pure, elegant" reputation. CL is full of crazy features and weird functions but it's because it's basically the continued lineage of the original Lisp from 1960.
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by superdisk 2y ago
In my mind, if you're running potentially-compromised code on your machine, you're already hosed and the display server isn't going to protect you.
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by superdisk 3y ago
I've messed around with the Pinta code in the past and a lot of it is (seemingly) directly adapted from the old Paint.NET sources.
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by superdisk 3y ago
This is a vague memory so I might be wrong, but I think it's WinForms, not WPF, and it makes calls into Windows directly using P/Invoke so it's not trivially portable.
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by superdisk 3y ago
A few years ago I sent a message to spez on Reddit asking if he'd ever open source the original Lisp version of Reddit. He actually responded and said he couldn't find it, but then a while later it was indeed released. I like to t
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by superdisk 3y ago
The concurrency model basically came from Erlang, which in my opinion does it better.
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by superdisk 3y ago
Is there anything about this specific to LLMs, or could you use it for any transformer based model? It seems like they made a modified transformer.
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by superdisk 3y ago
I did a code golf competition in college once where we could pick whatever language we wanted per problem. One problem was to format a number as a Roman numeral, and of course I won that one by just calling the built in Lisp function. Good
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by superdisk 3y ago
https://github.com/erlang/otp/blob/adf0d2204215c12a03188f5d5...
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by superdisk 3y ago
I went to college with that dude, neat to see his work getting recognized.
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by superdisk 3y ago
The author accidentally left in a bit of ChatGPT's response after "here's the plan."
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by superdisk 3y ago
I love Lazarus and FPC. Happy to see this release, I've been using the fixes branch so it's good to see the new stuff rolled out.
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by superdisk 3y ago
So wild, I googled this exact thing yesterday and got to the same stackoverflow post. And now it's on the first page of HN.
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by superdisk 3y ago
For me the big sell of Elixir/Erlang is that it makes running "background jobs" a complete breeze with no concern for blocking IO bringing the entire server to a halt, especially in a web server context. At my last job I had
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by superdisk 3y ago
It definitely didn't perform better. Each page request would do a giant N+1 query for all the comments and it frequently went down due to load.
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by superdisk 3y ago
How do you spend $400M?
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by superdisk 3y ago
I like ECL for its ability to compile Lisp to C and have a native executable. One dream I have is to write a game using the CL-SDL2 bindings and cross compile it for Wasm; It seems possible to do now but the flow isn't very well define
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by superdisk 3y ago
I know he's talking about Delphi here, but FreePascal+Lazarus is still one of my secret weapons. It has some sort of supernatural force field which causes people to ignore it and unfairly denigrate it; meanwhile I whip up desktop appli
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by superdisk 3y ago
AVL trees are binary trees so they can only have 2 children.
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by superdisk 3y ago
My lament is more about the unrelenting desire to degrade software from being robust, well designed, and fit for the task, to fungible slop pouring out of a pipe from whoever is cheapest. In no other profession (architecture, construction,
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by superdisk 3y ago
Problem: We need to outsource the software to India. Solution: Put a way overpowered computer in the product so they can program it. Ridiculous problem with a ridiculous solution. Are they allergic to any level of correctness? Sometimes I&#
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by superdisk 3y ago
There's a mismatch between GBT Player and the GB hardware due to what can be expressed in the .mod format, meaning GBT is only capable of really beepy sounds (unless you're super good). hUGE gives more control over the hardware si
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by superdisk 3y ago
I built the initial version in late 2019 and have been maintaining it since. It's used by GB Studio which is what this game was made with. https://nickfa.ro/index.php/HUGETracker
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by superdisk 3y ago
I wrote the music engine they used in this game... never thought I'd see the day haha :)
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by superdisk 3y ago
I know the name is supposed to invoke "iceberg" but my brain thinks "fatberg" every time.
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by superdisk 3y ago
I did something very similar quite recently with an old Mustek DV3000 camera that had webcam functionality. I was shocked to find out that Linux actually supports it out of the box. The quality is trash so it's not really usable, but f
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by superdisk 3y ago
Here's an implementation using Peano numbers as you mentioned which seems to work the same as the CLP(FD) one for me. rle2([], []). rle2([H],[[H, add1(zero)]]). rle2([H | T], [[H, CountPlus1] | More]) :- Count = add1(_),

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