trfzx

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   by trfzx 3y ago

   "Jim cleaned it up and recorded it but had a dentist's appointment that afternoon (for a filling) [...]" Sometimes Wikipedia really tries to relay all of the most important information.
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   by trfzx 4y ago

   The history is irrelevant here as well, you just need to know the next goal, which is always indicated.
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   by trfzx 4y ago

   I think they might mean most-frequently used of that user (I think the "suggested languages" already are supposed to work like that.) But that presumably requires an account.
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   by trfzx 4y ago

   The extra click is an inconvenience that they also noted themselves. But it definitely was designed with multilingual use in mind, see here https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/Desktop_Improveme...
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   by trfzx 4y ago

   Because filling the space with overly long lines, as it used to do, makes for a horrible reading experience.
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   by trfzx 4y ago

   Fascinating read. I would have loked to see a quotation from the parts of the standard that are referred to here: "Although few implementations support its full generality in file compilation, a strict reading of the Common Lisp specif
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   by trfzx 4y ago

   I think the author would probably be fine with an if-not. It doesn't hide the double negation like unless.