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by veqq 1y ago
Janet has ~10 web frameworks (half SSG, half dynamic) and many web servers. Joy [0] is the most fully featured stack approach, which Janetdocs [1] runs on. But everything you mention is in the std lib. Here's a certbot in 10 lines only
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by veqq 1y ago
It's not a Scheme at all! It doesn't have cons cells after all. It's a Clojure-like (maps everywhere, collection api, immutable data structures) with 1mb executable and [servers]( http://janetdocs.org/ ) runnin
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Janet: Lightweight, Expressive, Modern Lisp(janet-lang.org)
215 points by veqq 1y ago|109 comments
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by veqq 1y ago
> from a quick search online I would have agreed with you a few years ago. But now Google, DuckDuckGo etc. at most provide 3 pages of results, with many irrelevant or wrong. There are alternatives: https://wiby.me/ http
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Interview with Technomancy(lobste.rs)
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by veqq 1y ago
> why Galileo was placed under house arrest Galileo's friend Barberini became Pope and asked Galileo to write a book. But Barberini became paranoid about conspiracies and thought it had seditious, secretly-critical undertones.
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by veqq 1y ago
> was mandated by the US DoD Vanishingly little was written in Ada as waivers were too easy to get.
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by veqq 1y ago
> because I don't know a word You haven't used a dictionary (app)? Put the word you want in, then use one of the options in your Danish sentence and continue.
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IP over Avian Carriers(en.wikipedia.org)
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by veqq 1y ago
Malaysia?
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by veqq 1y ago
Iverson "open sourced" APL because a professor in ~1950 told him about Edwin Howard Armstrong, the inventor of the FM radio, who lost the 2nd half of his life to litigation, eventually leading to his divorce and possible suicide.
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by veqq 1y ago
Low in the US
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by veqq 1y ago
Er, have you heard of datalog or Prolog? Declarative programming really does work. SQL was just... Botched.
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by veqq 1y ago
In more words: https://alexalejandre.com/languages/end-of-programming-langs...
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by veqq 1y ago
Precisely what kneecapped the semantic web. Why make it easier for the competition to take all of your data?
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by veqq 1y ago
https://ryjo.codes/ has done a lot of work with it, and made a course!
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by veqq 1y ago
Microcosmic God - Theodore Sturgeon (1941)
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by veqq 1y ago
I get 30 hours on a 2017 Dell, using Linux mint. auto-cpufreq or even just making an alias to disable some cores let you push it very far
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by veqq 1y ago
> 90 percent of the American people stated that they would rather loose [sic] the war than give full equality to the American Negroes from Greenberg's Troubling the Waters about Black-Jewish relations.
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by veqq 1y ago
Here's an attempt to implement it: https://github.com/aartaka/cl-blc
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by veqq 1y ago
The great vowel shift happened in the 16th century and is responsible for most of these changes. The original grammatical simplification (loss of cases etc.) between 10-1300 is difficult to ascribe, as similar happened in continental Scandi
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by veqq 1y ago
By tautology, if you split the language, you split the language. Different groups will exhibit divergent evolution. > current orthography is highly divergent from the actual spoken language, which is a problem in its own right The orthog
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by veqq 1y ago
> Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian are based on the exact same Štokavian dialect, ignoring Kajkavian, Čajkavian, Čakavian and Torlakian dialects. There is _no_ difference in standard orthography, because yat reflexes have nothing to do with
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by veqq 1y ago
> Once you switch to a phonetic respelling this is no longer a frequent problem Oh, but it does. It's just the standard is held as the official form of the language and dialects are killed off through standardized education etc. To
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by veqq 1y ago
> phonetic A phonetic respelling would destroy the languages, because there are too many dialects without matching pronunciations. Though rendering historical texts illegible, a phonemic approach would work: https://en.wiktion
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All About Frogs(allaboutfrogs.org)
2 points by veqq 1y ago|0 comments
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Blogs as Modern Common Place Books(mikegrindle.com)
1 points by veqq 1y ago|0 comments
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Memories of the ADA Language Competition(iment.com)
3 points by veqq 1y ago|0 comments
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Personal Software Runtime Inspired by Emacs, Plan 9, Erlang, Hypermedia and Unix(github.com)
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by veqq 1y ago
Bubble popped? Bitcoin is right at its all time high, about $110,000.

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