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    Comment #48585143

    Bedrock Emacs is pretty much this, its what I finally used after I declared config-bankruptcy with Doom, and it gave me the room I needed to get my own setup together https://codeb…

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    Comment #47962436

    Glanding, throat-mic; I see those Culture-isms :^) Certainly far from Banks' Minds sadly; though I could certainly see an Eccentric with a hyper-fixation on fantasy creatures

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    Comment #47663706

    Oh man, I played with teapot once a long while ago, but couldn't figure out how to parse values from XDR files in $LANG, or export some given sheet into CSV or other format- which …

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    Comment #47588920

    Does learning/using new words make you a worse writer? The handful of times I've used a thesaurus is usually 'for aesthetics', in that the word/phrase I have in mind clashes with t…

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    Comment #46513157

    It's not a democracy (by definition)

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    Comment #46427247

    Why even leave this comment?

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    Comment #46359464

    Disclaimer: I used the /royal/ LISP--as in the 'lisp family'- my introduction, and language of choice, has been Clojure (who's qualification as a Lisp is technically contended by c…

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    Comment #46354624

    Working with lisp quickly made me realize how over-rated operator precedence (or even the concept of "operators") is. All such effort and early grade-school hours spent on this arb…

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    Comment #46319920

    "Sense business wise" seems to vary quite a bit nowadays, at least every other day there's a headline of a company on here doing something almost exclusively for short-term value a…

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    Comment #46305740

    The proximity of this and Bitnami pulling their 'free hardened images' is amusing, and I'm just as concerned about another (eventual, but imminent) rug-pull down the line. Docker I…

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    Comment #46295835

    Depends on bot-detection and if its a CPC or CPA campaign

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    Comment #46295423

    I was gonna say, I miss when this is what headlines looked like in my country.

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    Comment #46051970

    ??? why does any company do it? Money?

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    Comment #46051759

    > I'm assuming the people who are asking for Orion to be open source are not paying for it. I think this is an odd/slightly-disingenuous statement. I mean, I'm on linux, so I'm not…

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    Comment #46051455

    Well, paying money for consumer apps/services (besides games) has always seemed a bit more normalized in the iOS ecosystem, and I imagine it must be a _somewhat_ simpler interface …

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    Comment #46051025

    Oh man, I first looked at this project what feels like _forever_ ago and remember thinking--almost verbatim, "Wow I wish I could see this 5 years from now", and lo and behold I sup…

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    Comment #45932404

    There's a batch of dialog that indicates an interest in 'digital sovereignty', so it sounds like they are less interested in being an explicit customer of a given company.

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    Comment #45932336

    This kind of comment is better suited to reddit, or twitter, rather than HN. Please refer to the HN guidelines to help keep this place as wonderful as it can be: https://news.ycomb…

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    Comment #45932179

    I assumed the post was sarcastic, but Poe's Law I suppose, sadly..

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    Comment #45811814

    Looking around my area, unsure what the heuristics are for determining whats a climbing/boulder gym, but there's quite a few false-positives. I got excited because I thought there …

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    Comment #45683414

    I've been using Clojure for a few years now and zippers have always been a blindspot (had no idea even _when_ they would be useful), this is a remarkable tutorial!

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    Comment #45573575

    But those 99.999% of users won't be using F-droid or direct-installs to begin with.

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    Comment #45520032

    > The unauthorized party also gained access to a small number of government‑ID images (e.g., driver’s license, passport) from users who had appealed an age determination. If your I…

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    Comment #45372593

    Orion as well (by the Kagi people), not available on linux yet but there is a roadmap: web-kit based.