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   by unhammer 7y ago

   The article linked to at the very top of this comment page talks about implementing Roam in org-mode.
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   try mawk, I've had it run 4x faster than gnu awk on some things.
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   I just get one bill, even though in my case it's two companies (because I shopped around)
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   I actually had use for a polyglot script at work, since in .csproj files, <PreBuildEvent> is run as a "batch" cmd script on Windows, but with bash on Linux. The simplest trick I could find was this: rem () { ./ba
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   Javelin Software(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by unhammer 7y ago|0 comments
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   * isSpace handles tabs, but looking at a single byte at a time it won't handle all the multibyte space symbols you can have in unicode. If you read further down, they rip out the remains of unicode handling for further speed improvemen
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   If you don't need gnu extensions, I've found mawk to be 4x faster than gawk on some scripts
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   Interesting, it's always useful to see strategies of coming up with property tests. However, it kind of takes away the punch when both of the issues ("None" as an element in a list of numbers and 0 being falsy) would have hav
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   by unhammer 7y ago

   But imagine what we could do if we didn't have incompleteness or the halting problem
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    GnuCash 3.8 Released(lists.gnucash.org)

    2 points by unhammer 7y ago|0 comments
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    I also recommend Pimsleur. Unlike with Duolingo, I feel like I can actually produce new sentences with the constructions that I've practiced with Pimsleur. Of course, Duolingo covers more vocabulary, but with Pimsleur I feel like I can
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    https://typeclasses.com/phrasebook (especially the later lessons) has some nice little tutorials / tips and tricks showing off libraries you'd want to use in production for various tasks, very practical. (I haven&
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    Wonderful :) Now can we please have this:? https://www.xefer.com/2008/03/interrocolon
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    =D thanks!
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    > If a commonly used tool changes its call in a new version, with README it’s a documentation issue, but with Makefile it’s broken software. ie. the Makefile will be kept up-to-date
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    ditto – is the script available somewhere? I typically end up just nmapping :-/
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    Too bad the site mentioned on https://idlewords.com/2009/04/wrong_tomorrow.htm isn't up any longer – are there alternatives for tracking pundits' predictions?
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    and if you do, there is https://github.com/hasktorch/hasktorch
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    maybe the inspiration for https://www.vidarholen.net/contents/rage/ =P
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    While we're at it: - https://postgrest.org/ - https://www.shellcheck.net/ - https://xmonad.org/ - https://www.costarastrology.com/
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    Haskell must be getting popular, if so many projects are being started in it that the proportion of them that fail are "a growing number" :) That said, anyone know of a writeup / "post-mortem" of such a failure?
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    I would expect/hope setting intl.accept_languages to include "da,sv,en" to be enough to make it stop translating those (in about:config or through the GUI)
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    doh! 9 of course, thanks
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    I see calls to mbrtowc, which means they support non-utf-8 locales, but I'd love to know, given utf-8, what the semantic difference would be. Are there utf-8 inputs for which the Haskell and C `wc -m` give different answers?
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    What do you mean by true utf8 parsing?
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    If you're talking about BANGPATTERNS, that is completely normal in Haskell. Pretty much any non-trivial Haskell program (and many trivial ones too) will have !'s in various places to force something to be strict, and to use the !
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    Long Tien Nguyen and Alan Kay's Cuneiform Tablets seem relevant: https://archive.org/details/tr2015004_cuneiform
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    Xubuntu. While regular Ubuntu switched back and forth between Gnome→Unity→Gnome, my Xubuntu install looks and works pretty much the same, except with less bugs than before, and even some new features that don't get in your way (e.g. be
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    by unhammer 7y ago

    Someone wants C to look like Haskell? (as always, the Haskell users have taken it quite a bit further: https://github.com/i-tu/Hasklig/#hasklig--ligatures-for-code )
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    Digital Language Death(journals.plos.org)

    1 points by unhammer 7y ago|0 comments