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Comment #32386902
I've been vegan for a couple of decades now and during that period I've had that time to observe meat eating people get all upset about veganism at various dinner parties during ev…
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Comment #32337235
Yeah I adopted it after exploring other languages after learning to program in Turbo Pascal 5. Bit later I started using it for mail and news (Gnus) and other things. It’s a life t…
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Comment #32323293
Forths such as FlashForth https://www.flashforth.com/index.html on the Arduino support multiple tasks .. in addition to including a compiler and interactive REPL
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Comment #32298442
What's the reasons for that?
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Comment #32293102
> Clojure libraries target microservices with a precision that .. I’m not sure what that means exactly, but no one is using Rails only for building out micro services. They’re usin…
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Comment #32290176
This might be what happens when the community seems to follow “composable libraries over frameworks”. You still have to do the composing, and it’s not obvious how to do that.
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Comment #32289304
Perhaps that stance has changed over time. In Clojure, there's the clojure.string namespace just functions wrapping java.lang.String methods https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.string
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Comment #32258942
Common Lisp has it too, via https://stmx.org/ I believe it supports the Intel TSX stuff if present and falls back to a software implementation if not present.
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Comment #32256567
Should have put it into fundamental STEM education
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Comment #32229682
I use an 8 foot, iron digging bar ahead of the post hole digger.
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Comment #32218176
There’s also a pretty active Forth channel on Discord
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Comment #32199490
Of course you don’t have to switch, since you can brew install bash 5 or whatever the latest is and then chsh to it, but if you want to use it as an opportunity to change shells, c…
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Comment #32196915
There must be an interesting story behind Apache’s dogged insistence on OpenOffice.
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Comment #32103285
What’s the difference between internal and external valuation?
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Comment #32101432
Well, we take a distributed approach where I work currently. Some of it is in an Excel or a Google Calc spreadsheet, some in Confluence, the project README.md, random Git comments.…
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Comment #32101286
Unfortunately my first thought is to wonder if they’ll scrap it after I’ve invested some time into it.
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Comment #32091721
I hand totally forgotten about that. Wasn’t it called dosfs? It put metadata in files that would show up in DOS when you rebooted.
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Comment #32053032
I was sure it was, but now I’m not so sure having read a few the sibling threads
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Comment #32036594
There’s some Emacs modes for that
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Comment #32036532
> Self selects the programmers willing to learn rust down to an elite handful. How true is that?
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Comment #32015137
> ed .ssh/config I think this is my ed use-case as well. I've noticed I need to "apt-get install ed" sometimes. The standard editor is not always standard, it seems.
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Comment #32003636
Probably most Common Lisp implementations.
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Comment #32003590
This was my immediate thought when I looked at the numbers, but I didn't want to be "that guy". I think if all you ever work in is Python, it's still nice even if it is a tiny impr…
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Comment #31965323
My favorite film adaptation of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tScAyNaRdQ
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Comment #31910309
In my experience the pain will come later as it grows, I believe it.