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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
This is interesting and also unsurprising. Haskell is an abstract and high-level language and so doesn't dictate irrelevant machine details as C does. The only reason C's considered efficient at all is due to what was effectivel
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The Rule 30 Cellular Automaton in One Line of APL(verisimilitudes.net)
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A Pure Common Lisp Library for Controlling Terminals(quickerlisp.net)
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The Rule 30 Cellular Automaton in One Line of APL(verisimilitudes.net)
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A Pure Common Lisp Library for Controlling Terminals(quickerlisp.net)
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A Pure Common Lisp Library for Controlling Terminals(quickerlisp.net)
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
Surely you see the irony in defending the Chinese government in a discussion about how the Chinese government routinely censors businesses and individuals. Does Ycombinator have any important Chinese business interests? That isn't bul
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The Acute-Terminal-Control Common Lisp Library(verisimilitudes.net)
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
Again, my positions on empathy and these other things are only being presented in the context of employment. I'm not trying to argue empathy and whatnot in general is detrimental, only in this context. Hacker News was originally Start
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
You're not cold blooded like a shark. You're a frozen rock. I understand the metaphor you're making, but how was I trying to be cold to start with? Empathy is not a form of capitulation. Solipsism can be a detrimental. Wh
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
This is bad advice. I suggest that the first job you take be the one with the highest learning potential, not the highest earning potential. The only reason anyone works under another in this modern system is for money. Anyone who claims
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
All of my software that is not brief and trivial and so benefiting from it is licensed under the AGPLv3, although I don't use the or any later versions clause, as I don't trust licenses that have yet to be written, and the recen
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An Analysis of My Lemote Yeeloong Hardware(verisimilitudes.net)
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The Acute-Terminal-Control Common Lisp Library(verisimilitudes.net)
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An Analysis of My Lemote Yeeloong Hardware(verisimilitudes.net)
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
I disagree with your position that a language is good or not based on how people appreciate or use it. You're trying to tell me garbage such as PHP is one of the best languages there is, effectively. In any case, I can still find exam
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
There are at least ten Free Software Common Lisp implementations and three proprietary ones that are still supported. There are four APL implementations, two of which are Free Software. As for Ada, I've read there are six Ada 2012 co
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
The Great Old Ones did not have access to any lost mystical knowledge. They at least had the advantage of not being forced to design a language for a failed startup, to be easy to learn where that's defined as resembling C, and other
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
Not everyone uses languages designed by people with no place designing a language and taken from there. Not every language is PHP, JavaScript, C++, et al. Take a look at a Lisp, APL or a derivative, or Ada for examples of languages designe
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A Documenting of My Rule 30 Chip-8 Program(verisimilitudes.net)
1 points by verisimilitudes 7y ago|1 comments
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A Documenting of My APL Programs(verisimilitudes.net)
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An Analysis of My Lemote Yeeloong Hardware(verisimilitudes.net)
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A Diatribe Concerning My Experiences with Gopher(verisimilitudes.net)
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
If app stores allowed paid version upgrades this trend might not have happened. If the people who purchased this received the source code as Free Software, that would've also solved this issue, don't you think?
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
I agree with the general idea, but dislike the WWW. I find it fundamentally poor from the start. I'd rather make the comparison to having one's own node on the Internet. I rent a server and I rent several DNS names. Unfortunate
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An Analysis of My Lemote Yeeloong Hardware(verisimilitudes.net)
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by verisimilitudes 7y ago
It's very telling that the word copyleft hasn't appeared in this thread nor in the submitted article. I use the AGPLv3 for most of my software and it's a feature that large corporations horrified of contributing back fear i
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The Acute-Terminal-Control Common Lisp Library(verisimilitudes.net)
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The Acute-Terminal-Control Common Lisp Library(verisimilitudes.net)
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An Analysis of My Lemote Yeeloong Hardware(verisimilitudes.net)
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