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Every file in TAR ends with 1KiB of zeros as “end of file marker”
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Tao de ching 42 --- All things have their backs to the female and stand facing the male. when male and female combine, all things achieve harmony. ---- Ordinary men hate solitude, But the Master makes use of it, embracing his aloneness, rea
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It's mostly derived from ancient Stoics and Taoist thinking. Think about death and it's inevitability. Since it is inevitable there is little value in fearing it. Or think about trying to change other people's minds. You have
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I thought I was familiar, but now I think I confused it with a different project. I'll have to look into it more deeply, thanks.
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For me I've come to realize two truths: 1) there is no value in putting energy into that which you have no control, and MOST things you can read about on the Internet fall into this category 2) almost all good or beautiful things are e
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These things bug me too. Civboot.org is my project to try and rectify it.
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What does "add the English language" mean??
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Wow, Dart is beating Rust. That surprised me quite a bit
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You forgot to declare the package name! How are you going to properly load the hello.world.example package?
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Lua is also a good choice as a first language because it's a super small well-defined language that let's you transition easily to JavaScript (which has a similar object model but is a dumpster fire) or python. Lua also integrates
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It is not equivalent. The printing press took something people were doing manually and did it at higher quality and far larger scale. This is, at best, a tradeoff of a large range of factors.
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Let's be clear, we all know that Virgil doesn't go far enough because PEBCAK
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Is this like God working through you to change your ways and become righteous?
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The dead sea scrolls lasted hundreds of years and yet 99.9% of other thoughts, ideas and songs have been lost. Maybe it's okay that things are forgotten to be rediscovered in new ways. Maybe death and rebirth is what gives the world of
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The issue is how it interacts with other designs, such as forwarding of unknown attributes who are now poisoned
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Edit: whoops, thought this was ask HN due to the question mark. Pretty cool stuff. Sam Zellof (YouTube) is probably your best answer. My project civboot.org is basically an attempt to answer a similar question and my answer is: reduce the c
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Digital high-distance radio made of common components
(hackster.io)
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Concentrated Solar Power is the best energy option for Civboot
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I think they meant you should assume that YOU are part of a cargo cult. You should look for ways your own viewpoints/society/etc are cargo-cultish
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Not exactly the requirements your asking but you might be interested in the language I'm writing github.com/civboot/fngi
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cool a lisp clone. Good work. Could macros be used to add structs? How much code would this require? I don't feel like a language is real until you can associate data. It's literally the first thing I do when I start any software
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Just over 100,000 engineers, and anyone else who might want to join.
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That's actually pretty descriptive.
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> The G-expression we installed on the remote machine didn't go alone. It went carrying along the htpasswd utility and all the other required dependencies. In total, this amounted to 407.9 MiB! I get that many of these would be inst
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Hmm, "harder to write" stings, considering how difficult html is to write. Thanks for the feedback!
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Markdown is pretty bad for a lot of use-cases, like embedding data into text or using data to format text. I took my own stab at similar constraints: https://github.com/civboot/cxt
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Markdown has loads of bad design decisions for writing a parser... or being the (human) parser. I've made an attempt to do better, it may be illuminating: https://github.com/civboot/cxt
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In my experience, probably at least a 200-400 lines of C (another 512 bytes minimum? I don't know the conversion). The problem is not just declaring structs but accessing them, referencing them, accessing/referencing fields and su
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Pretty nifty, nice work! I'll point out to any passerby that this C doesn't support structs, so it's unlikely you'd actually want to build anything in it.
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Without structs? Good luck...
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