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abhirag

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About abhirag

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    Location: Bangalore, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust (Tokio, Axum, Pingora), RocksDB, Python, Kubernetes, AWS/GCP, OpenTelemetry, NATS Résumé/CV: http…

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    I think macros can help when the syntax seems messy, that is where lisp shines the most. Have a look at extempore lang ( https://extemporelang.github.io/ ) you might like it. Macro…

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    Comment seems AI generated, thanks anyway!

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    Hey, thanks for taking a look! I have messed around with Clojure (Overtone) and Sonic Pi (Ruby dialect) and normally prefer lisps for anything fun :) Regarding advantages/disadvant…

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    Livecoding Music with Fennel and Renoise

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    At $work we are evaluating different IPC strategies in Rust. My colleague expanded upon 3tilley's work, they have updated benchmarks with iceoryx2 included here[0]. I suppose the c…

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    You are not alone in thinking this -- [ https://www.slow-journalism.com/ ]

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    Comment #17167906

    Maybe this -- https://sappingattention.blogspot.in/2012/11/reading-digital...

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    Comment #17167795

    Maybe this is the article you are searching for -- It's Okay to "Forget" what you read ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15146715 )

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    "The humble improve" -- Wynton Marsalis :)

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    It hurts to hear stigma and Emacs together in a sentence but I guess you are referring to the arcane keybindings of Emacs. In that case I use native keybindings for editing in Emac…

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    Found it in the spam folder, will mail you the details soon :)

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    I would love discussing the literate ray tracer I have been working on and the literate programming workflow I have made for it. Couldn't find your email in the profile, mine is ab…

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    I have used both Jupyter Notebooks and org mode with org-babel extensively and I agree with the OP regrading the fact that the org-babel workflow is vastly superior, OP did point o…

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    Thanks for the review, I have my eyes set on The Reasoned Schemer( https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/reasoned-schemer-second-editi... ) if I ever feel like learning more about logic p…

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    Comment #16759359

    On the topic of pretty covers, I love the covers of these two books a lot: 1. The Art of the Metaobject Protocol ( https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/art-metaobject-protocol ) 2. The A…

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    I'd recommend London Review of Books ( https://www.lrb.co.uk/ )

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    This might be right up your alley -- http://tachyons.io/ I also use a similar approach and thus love functional CSS :)

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    You are seeing the Trolley Problem Dilemma[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolley_problem ] in action. Majority of respondents when asked that problem would choose to let a few peo…

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    I have no intention of starting or getting into a flame war between Ruby and Python, both are great languages but I can help with the Python tooling a bit. The Python equivalent of…

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    But that isn't a limitation of lru_cache, for example the same higher order function when used in Clojure i.e. memoize with recur for tail recursion will not cause stack overflow. …