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JanetDocs – Community Documentation for Janet(janetdocs.org)
2 points by veqq 8mo ago|2 comments
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by veqq 8mo ago
Jevons paradox
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by veqq 8mo ago
https://alexalejandre.com/notes/criticisms-of-racket/ summarizes some such stories
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by veqq 8mo ago
> write off Racket I wrote that Guile "greatly lags" Racket.
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by veqq 8mo ago
It's fascinating how much development's occurring in Guile recently. Unfortunately, a lot seems to be ex-Racketers moving over. The splitting of community effort's sad (particularly as Guile e.g. greatly lags Racket performan
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by veqq 8mo ago
Youtube comments have been nice and constructive for a few years now
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Sh-DSL – Write/Use Shell with Janet(janet-lang.org)
4 points by veqq 8mo ago|0 comments
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by veqq 9mo ago
Check out Janet!
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by veqq 9mo ago
Could you explain? :3
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by veqq 9mo ago
Jami is read for the big time!
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by veqq 9mo ago
Do not immediately jump to such disgusting accusations: > Astroturfing much? I have been involved in antiregime activities for years. You can easily find many posts of mine evangelizing the cause in the oddest places e.g.: https:/&
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by veqq 9mo ago
But they unblocked it on Wed/Thur, I've been talking to friends normally since then.
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by veqq 9mo ago
> $4/month/user My VPS host lets me use hundreds of emails for like $7/month besides the actual hosting. Of course, Microsoft charges even more for a single...
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by veqq 9mo ago
> compiles to wasm in less than 1Mb of wasm Janet, a Clojure-like Lisp compiles a whole playground of itself and the std lib in 823kb: https://janetdocs.org/playground https://codeberg.org/veqq/janet
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by veqq 9mo ago
Array languages are more conceptually simple. What do you concretely mean to mock with: > realizing that the foobar of x is nothing more than the transpose of the 15th foo of x, combined via an inner product with the 7th bar of x raised
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by veqq 9mo ago
At current and prior $work, at Google or Amazon, we always have ways to work safely with this whether Java or Python, so this feels run of the mill.
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by veqq 9mo ago
Empire was always a net negative financially. The British empire was big because Great Britain was rich enough to fund it.
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by veqq 9mo ago
> GreaseMonkey or similar tools still around that would let me customize the CSS of sites That's default firefox behavior.
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by veqq 9mo ago
https://neolatino.eu/ is really cool, a direct Romance IAL
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Interlingua(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by veqq 9mo ago|6 comments
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by veqq 9mo ago
Janet über alles
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Star Gauge(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by veqq 9mo ago|0 comments
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by veqq 9mo ago
I've used plenty of Common Lisp code from 30 even 40 years ago without issue.
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by veqq 10mo ago
> why socialism is failing their infrastructure "socialism" is vague and meaningless, yes. But poor regulations are a huge problem in the US. Copying a comment from my notes (I didn't write it): The year is 2010. The Los A
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by veqq 10mo ago
Fair, I had a collision with <math> for a month before someone else noticed some minor error.
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by veqq 10mo ago
> no real reason Doing this for syntax highlighting on https://janetdocs.org/ shrank the homepage's .html from from 51kb to 24kb, or 8kb to 6kb compressed (at the time).
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by veqq 10mo ago
That's how https://janetdocs.org/ does syntax highlighting: ``` <pre><code class="janet">(<special>defn</special> <symb>bench</symb> <str>`Feed bench a wrap
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by veqq 10mo ago
Of course. That's the summary part
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by veqq 10mo ago
There is no meaningful way to use it.
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Learn Lisp/Fennel Programming Against Neovim(github.com)
70 points by veqq 10mo ago|11 comments

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