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by zrkrlc 4y ago
You wrote 'feetback' instead of 'feedback', and Colemak is the only popular layout (vs Qwerty and Dvorak) where 't' and 'd' are right next to each other.
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by zrkrlc 4y ago
Tangent but do you happen to use a Colemak-layout keyboard?
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by zrkrlc 4y ago
I love this! I'm currently reading the entire spec as I'm writing this BTW, you have a typo in one of your examples. > import ( > ..., > Relase_Filesystem, > ... > )
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by zrkrlc 4y ago
Submission statement: this is an old article about UIs that aren't organised in space like desktops are but in time. With the advent of tools like git and nix, one wonders if the time is now ripe for chronology-centered interfaces. I f
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Lifestreams (1997)(wired.com)
2 points by zrkrlc 4y ago|1 comments
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by zrkrlc 4y ago
I've been seeing 'GP' 'round these parts for a while now. What does it stand for? Grandparent?
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Did volcanic ‘glasses’ help spark early life?(science.org)
2 points by zrkrlc 4y ago|0 comments
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What would you consider to be a must for a modern 2022 dev stack?(old.reddit.com)
2 points by zrkrlc 4y ago|0 comments
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
Minor nitpick, but it's actually *Chris Okasaki
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
Presumably, most animals have evolved to be able to smell rotting meat.
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
Wasn't that Newton quote a swipe at Robert Hooke, who was known to be quite short?
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
I guess no one uses Clojure/Script on HN anymore. All of your requirements fit the cluster in designspace that the language was designed to occupy. (cf. 'situated programs' in https://youtu.be/2V1FtfBDsLU )
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
I didn't know Idris could do WebGL!
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
Clojure? It's not purely lazy, but with liberal use of `seq`s it pretty much is.
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Chemical Computing with Clojure(gigasquidsoftware.com)
3 points by zrkrlc 5y ago|0 comments
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Where's Today's Beethoven?(cold-takes.com)
2 points by zrkrlc 5y ago|1 comments
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Steven Weinberg has died(twitter.com)
166 points by zrkrlc 5y ago|22 comments
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Why Public Intellectuals Have Short Shelf-Lives(scholars-stage.blogspot.com)
3 points by zrkrlc 5y ago|0 comments
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by zrkrlc 5y ago
That is just brilliant! Although I do wonder how they deal with noise because I remember in my undergrad lab classes just how difficult it is to do low-light spectroscopy.
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New Science, the Silicon Valley for Science(newscience.org)
14 points by zrkrlc 5y ago|4 comments
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by zrkrlc 6y ago
The problem with Clojure/Script is that there isn't a consensus on how to do things properly (IMHO, leiningen isn't transparent to beginners). Every language has its rituals, but as far as things go I'd pick Clojure&#x2F
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WebGL2 Fundamentals(webgl2fundamentals.org)
2 points by zrkrlc 6y ago|0 comments
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by zrkrlc 6y ago
I think if you’re responsible for eradicating polio, you can be as shitty as you like.
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by zrkrlc 6y ago
Can anyone verify is this Eric Raymond is the ESR? EDIT: Seems that he is indeed. If so, this is a rather interesting intersection between hacker culture and LessWrong-style rationalism.
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Rationalism Before the Sequences, by Eric S. Raymond(lesswrong.com)
14 points by zrkrlc 6y ago|1 comments
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Explanation in Artificial Intelligence(arxiv.org)
2 points by zrkrlc 6y ago|0 comments
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SQLite: Code of Ethics(sqlite.org)
37 points by zrkrlc 6y ago|23 comments
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by zrkrlc 6y ago
What does your workflow look like? I have a page for each entity in my stories and use tags in metadata to group them, but for actual plotting it doesn't work quite as well.
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by zrkrlc 6y ago
This would actually work for text editing in general. When I’m writing essays, sometimes things don’t come out right and it helps to compare them with newer attempts.
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by zrkrlc 6y ago
Wow, I keep being surprised that MeFi is still a thing.

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