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trocado
2y ago
I use the <apps> key, usually I hit it with the base of my right hand.
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trocado
2y ago
Actually most if not all of those verb endings are used colloquially (the most important exception would be the second person plural, which is only used in some regions of Portugal).
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Play as the Social Democratic Party of Germany in 1928, and Try to Stop Hitler
(red-autumn.itch.io)
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2y ago
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trocado
3y ago
I don't know about phenomenal AI, but Band-in-a-box is a classic tool for this kind of thing.
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Scientists Are Inching Closer to Bringing Back the Woolly Mammoth
(wired.com)
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3y ago
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Pentagon ex-UFO chief says conspiracy theorists in government drive spending
(theguardian.com)
125 points
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3y ago
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A WASM Common Lisp REPL
(repl.chee.party)
2 points
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trocado
3y ago
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trocado
3y ago
project: https://github.com/chee/eclweb
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trocado
3y ago
I like the snappy UI, but I think it needs a search box for communities/posts at least.
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You can anaesthetise all plants
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
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trocado
4y ago
It's very obvious because you have to activate the wdired mode, and then accept the changes.
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trocado
4y ago
> most of the post IIWW ("classical") music that was composed in Europe is so unconnected to - not just wider audience - but what I'd call a physical aspect of music: pulse and resonance On the contrary, pulse and resonan
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trocado
4y ago
AFAIK, yes: https://www.sbcl.org/manual/index.html#Threading
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trocado
4y ago
I didn't try Corman Lisp (I will), but it should be noted that sbcl works just fine in windows, despite a warning it used to carry about it being unstable. The difficulty of developing in windows, in my experience, has more to do with
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trocado
4y ago
Despite the title, I don't think the article is about algebra "making you smarter", but more whether you can learn it successfully and if by pursuing such an endeavor you can hamper age-induced cognitive decline.
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Learning algebra in my 60s
(theguardian.com)
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4y ago
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Technical overview of Kandria, a game and game engine developed in Common Lisp
(reader.tymoon.eu)
343 points
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4y ago
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trocado
6y ago
I'm a guitarist/composer/improvisor/programmer. Listen here: http://nunotrocado.com/projectos.html
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Make Music with SuperCollider and Lisp
(nunotrocado.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> In my opinion -- this is only my opinion -- immersion by living in a country is overrated as a technique. It helps for sure, but it really isn't necessary. The elements above are what are needed -- without these, even immersion is
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6y ago
If it matters, as a customer /user, I'd rather forego all my data on their cloud and wait whatever time is necessary for them to rebuild the systems, than have Garmin pay the ransom.
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6y ago
Let me put this in a more constructive way: why do you think "global media" are rooting for Bolsonaro's failure? And: given the less than ideal infrastructure to face the pandemic, what has been Bolsonaro's policy to cou
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6y ago
How chilling that several Brazilian posters are actually afraid of publishing negative opinions about the government.
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6y ago
> Political leader which doesn't fit He doesn't fit because he's more incompetent, more corrupt, more egocentric, emptier of any moral values, more oblivious to the interests of his co-citizens, than any other political le
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6y ago
There's cl-collider ( https://github.com/byulparan/cl-collider ) for those interested in controlling the SuperCollider server with Common Lisp, which is a particular fruitful combination (DSLs, flexibility, etc).
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6y ago
If you have, say, a list on consecutive lines with a blank line in between them, and you want to delete a character after the second word, add some text at the end, and delete the blank line - with keyboard macros you record these transform
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6y ago
WSL2 is great but there are still some very annoying bugs, like when the host sleeps/hibernates and the clock drifts [1], or windows detach from the x server and can't be brought back. [1] https://github.com/micros
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7y ago
What was the students' response? Did they have a background in programming?
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7y ago
I feel that text is actually more effective, even though I agree there's much to commend about visual dataflow languages for music. But all the dragging around boxes and connections can become irksome, not to mention the energy spent a
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8y ago
Guitarrist here, played hundreds or thousands of standards gigs. It's true that you can assume that good musicians will play a tune in any given key. However, I think in the real world nobody plays equally well in all keys. Also, even
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