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ebzzry
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Comment #42764114
Actually, they thought that the Esperanto word for forge, is «forgejo». When somebody pointed out, that «forgejo» (fora gejo -> forgejo) is «faraway gay person», it was already too…
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Comment #31491206
One of the best books for that are Esperanto Learning and Using the International Language by David Richardson and Complete Esperanto by Tim Owen.
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Comment #31491180
As one may have already noted, that was precisely my goal. When I said no one, I meant it in the metaphorical sense. It’s not actually about uniqueness, but more of being less in n…
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Comment #31479335
Plej verŝajne, neniu el vi ĉi tie komprenos ĉi tiun mesaĝon rekte, sen tradukiloj. Tamen, por oni kiuj povas kompreni min, mi devas diri, ke Esperanto vivas tial, ke la lingvo esta…
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Comment #28736040
Not so much as a bad version of Common Lisp, but a half-baked Lisp. I am well aware that a response like this is bound to stir the opinions of other people about things like this, …
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Comment #27673473
The whitepaper is now at https://mimix.io/pdf/on_mimix_v1.3.pdf
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Comment #27651446
Hi everyone, co-founder here. I’d like to know about your experience in using Test Drive. If you’re curious about how we did it, ask us here!
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Comment #25858777
Hi! We’ve tried SiteInspector and it works great. However, it crashes when we try to scan a site. I filed an issue on GitHub regarding it: https://github.com/siteinspector/siteinsp…
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Comment #18691655
Estas interese, ke je Hacker News ĉi tiu afiŝo atingis. La parolantojn de aliaj lingvoj, preciple la angla-parolantojn mi ne plu kuraĝigas por Esperanton lerni. Estas malŝparo de e…
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Comment #17797629
I suspect, that when he meant they are the same, he wants to convince the reader about his thoughts and sentiments about it. Norvig is a highly regarded CL author and programmer. C…
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Comment #17797377
The key problem with this article is, that Norvig cherry-picked features of Lisp that are present with the languages that he contrasts it with. So, what happens then is that it wil…
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Comment #17749493
I used paredit before, then I switched to smartparens. I have also tried parinfer, but I didn’t like the way it behaves. I share the sentiments of this blog post https://github.com…
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Comment #17171413
That is one of the reasons why I support Esperanto.
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Comment #17132074
Scsh is not practical when used as an interactive shell. Where it shines, however, is with non-interactive scripting use. I use it everyday.
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Comment #16165239
People who claim that Esperanto is the worse-is-better do not really understand what is it. They merely see Esperanto from a strictly outsider’s view. Esperanto is the better-is-be…
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Comment #16165234
I am an Esperanto speaker. Before I started learning Esperanto, I read that document. Now, I can say that a lot, if not most, of that document is FUD.
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Comment #15840539
https://github.com/jamesalbert/HolyC-for-Linux
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Comment #15097548
I wrote a short introduction to a more portable Common Lisp scripting system—made by Fare, himself—at https://ebzzry.io/en/script-lisp/
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Comment #15087375
Geiser is fine. However, we can’t compare it with SLIME. The integration of the latter is much better.
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Comment #11544907
Scsh is a very powerful shell, that is based on Scheme 48 plus its own additions. It is important to note that it runs on x86_64 with the 0.7 release.
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Comment #9709000
Heh. At least, we don't have to have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) anymore navigating down the registry tree. It's a completely different story though, if one is going to edit the c…