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Comment #46584415
How are you approaching the development of your single file html apps, is there any examples publicly available, sounds very interesting.
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Comment #46562186
Are there any recent books that cover this topic of design in the abstract.
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Comment #46539557
Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence" by Ivan Bratko, is a reasonable text book on Prolog.
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Comment #46226596
This calculation does not apply to modern ,"inktank" printers, which are replenished by buying ink bottles and pouring the liquid ink into the reservoir in the printer. They print …
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Comment #46078847
I have a completely opposite perspective to you on this. I find the peanuts very poignantly captures the frailities of the human condition in a humorous manner.
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Comment #45983377
Both Billy Bud and Bartleby are very focused on the human drama. If you are more interested in the sea rather, I'd suggest Typee and its follow up Omoo.
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Comment #45938294
It doesn't seem to be that widely known, any reason why?
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Comment #45938217
Do you mean John Betjeman?
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Comment #45934441
"The Book of Unix Games" by Janice Winsor is the book. Seems hard to find now.
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Comment #45865955
There use to be a set of games which were available for SunOS and may be Solaris, including a flight simulator with wired frame graphics, and Sun even had released a book about the…
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Comment #45846026
I feel much of the knowledge and experience in the industry is simply lost because it isn't widely documented and studied. There needs to be detailed histories of major software de…
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Comment #45844958
I feel that the last added book in one's list seem to have more influence on the recommendations, which results in a rather similar type of recommendations.
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Comment #45656830
But many features, even obscure ones are packaged by default in modern emacs, including I think a pdf viewer.
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Comment #45653942
Once we get a modern IDE like PyCharm or Intellij Idea, the auto complete is essentially built in, without needing to deal with installing LSP servers, clients, and their dependenc…
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Comment #45653702
While I still use emacs, I find that that despite the "batteries included" narrative about emacs, the things which are not included are causes of major frustration. Such essential …
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Comment #45645951
From the article : "Czech conservation authorities praised the beavers for their unexpected yet effective environmental work. Bohumil Fišer, head of the Brdy Protected Landscape Ar…
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Comment #45640417
Is it possible we see the diagram as an svg? I am seeing it only as embedded in the pdf, and really difficult to read .
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Comment #45486951
As some not into modern c++, how would you get all functionality? Is there any guide or documentation yout could point to?. It is fascinating if all that could be done with just th…
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Comment #45238434
What about library support/APIs if you want to embedd gis functionality in other applications? Does QGIS provide widgets etc?
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Comment #44995275
Can in it do interactive 3d diagrams.
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Comment #44948312
Does not ranked matchmaking make for more competitive matches, a bit like if you play ranked in lichess it matches with someone of your own level, and you have a real chance of imp…
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Comment #44876066
I think using org mode is way overkill. If someone wants to do pros tastination dressed up as emacs-gardening, it may be a good option. The best todo app ideally should be a smartp…
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Comment #44802658
Can it do interactive 3d plots?
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Comment #44572400
Daniel Mendelsohn's new translation of Odyssey came out in April this year. He claims to have taken a more litteral approach following on the footsteps of Lattimore. Did anyone her…
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