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541.
by yarrel 10y ago
No.
542.
by yarrel 10y ago
Yes absolutely. Why do you feel they shouldn't?
543.
by yarrel 10y ago
It uses binary logs, which is a common complaint. Its configuration is actually less bad than modern Gnome etc., but is still a great increase in complexity. A better init system was needed. A better init system is still needed. The trojan
544.
by yarrel 10y ago
Not patches, bug reports. With information in. So the problem can be reproduced and prioritized. As part of the normal development process.
545.
by yarrel 10y ago
The Chinese Room is my favourite proof that thought is physically impossible.
546.
by yarrel 11y ago
Rust is a cult though. This will get upvotes that just "re-implementation of non-Emacs text editor" wouldn't.
547.
by yarrel 11y ago
It's the LambdaMOO.
548.
by yarrel 11y ago
Yes.
549.
by yarrel 11y ago
One day a student came to Moon and said: “I understand how to make a better garbage collector. We must keep a reference count of the pointers to each cons.” Moon patiently told the student the following story: “One day a student came
550.
by yarrel 11y ago
There are proprietary ones.
551.
by yarrel 11y ago
This seems to focus more on project lifecycles and scaffolding than Roswell (my current go-to toplevel for Common Lisp). I'm not sure about using yml to track dependencies, those should be in the asdf file, although I guess this is to
552.
by yarrel 11y ago
Something working or not is a binary.
553.
by yarrel 11y ago
...THE TEARDROP EXPLODES!!1
554.
by yarrel 11y ago
Hi.
555.
by yarrel 11y ago
Free and open source software don't allow that sort of restriction. So while Rogaway's intentions are honorable, the results aren't coherent.
556.
by yarrel 11y ago
I'm not American, so Day Of The Tentacle is how I learnt about the background to the Declaration of Independence. I've since met several Americans who claim this is also how they learnt about it...
557.
by yarrel 11y ago
"Macros are supported via Racket's macro system define-syntax, define-syntax-rule and defmacro." So yes. :-)
558.
by yarrel 11y ago
The pitfalls of centralizing a distributed system.
559.
by yarrel 11y ago
Which Lisp do you have in mind? The old Lisp Machines defined usable and friendly development environments. And modern Common Lisp is powerful and flexible environment that finally has easy enough package and binary management - http:&#x2F
560.
by yarrel 11y ago
> Black Duck Black Duck are not any kind of neutral source in free software matters.
561.
by yarrel 11y ago
This is why digital humanities education is important and useful. It stops this kind of mistake.
562.
by yarrel 11y ago
Please, please, please stop basing free software projects on proprietary libraries like CUDA.
563.
by yarrel 11y ago
There was no paywall for this page, so I refused to read it. It's what the author would want.
564.
by yarrel 11y ago
Salt is awesome. Very easy to reason about, very powerful to use, very simple to control.
565.
by yarrel 11y ago
Social performance stress is not technical performance stress. You can weed out a lot of undesirable work environments by seeing which potential employers confuse them.
566.
by yarrel 11y ago
1. Rust warning. 2. If "for hackers" is the new "for dummies" then gentrification is complete.
567.
by yarrel 11y ago
That's because you are reading about it on the Internet. If they didn't have the devices to access the Internet you wouldn't hear about it. If you're really serious about hearing from people between the Rockies and the M
568.
by yarrel 11y ago
Yes, but Boomers only see Millenials.
569.
by yarrel 11y ago
The comments agree - http://dtrace.org/blogs/ahl/2016/03/07/big-news-for-zfs-on-l...
570.
by yarrel 11y ago
You can just use the GTK or Qt bindings. Or make a web app.

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