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TL;DR: Travel today is more about scoring social points than being changed by the place you go. It's also a waste of fossil fuels and generally immoral. Solution, get more involved in a real way with the place you actually live. I thin
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Is there an Acme / Plan 9 theme for Sublime? Initial Googlings don't show anything.
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Ask HN: Is it possible to solve the Lisp dialect library problem?
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Every couple months I get sucked into trying to find a good reason to use perl6 (6lang/slang ??). I finally decided to just start using it for day to day utility scripts and was hooked when I saw how easy it was to set up command line
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Command Line Args Done Correctly
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This course looks awesome! Do you (or those scrolling by) know of any other courses like this? By this I mean short but focused burst of learning done in person.
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That was a very good and level headed article about a difficult topic. To those scrolling by this later, it's worth the read.
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I agree. I read through Clojure for the Brave and True, and played with it a bit, but it was too much new stuff at once coming from an only Python background. I'm reading Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs right now and
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9y ago
Awesome! I'm definitely going to be keeping it in mind as little projects come up that could use a GUI.
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I hadn't heard of Tcl before but it looks awesome! What do you find its ideal use cases to be?
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This one is 'in progress' https://www.learningperl6.com/ Looking at the Perl 6 website, there are a few more coming along as well. https://perl6.org/resources/
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9y ago
I don't know of any tools to block fingerprinting, but here's a cool tool by the EFF for testing how unique your browser is: https://panopticlick.eff.org
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Ask HN: Material for learning applied math problem types?
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Ask HN: Courses for learning math problem types?
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Ask HN: Has Apple redeemed itself to developers?
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Flipping the Agile Switch
(snehaltalati.com)
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Ask HN: How to prep for a technical interview with 8 study hours?
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10y ago
Tell this to those reading resumes. Until then I will use the most impressive possible title I can reasonably use.
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Ask HN: How to write software requirements?
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10y ago
Out of curiosity, where does biotech, or specifically bioinformatics fall on a scale like this?
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Generational Dynamics
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10y ago
So it begins: http://craphound.com/scroogled.html This is an incredibly worth while read by Cory Doctrow that has only gotten more pertinent.
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Has anyone read Language Processing in Perl and Prolog and have thoughts on it? I'm looking g for something that goes deep on theory, but has good code examples, and is preferably a book. https://www.amazon.com/gp/
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Ask HN: Why hasn't Perl 6 taken off yet?
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