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jrq

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    Comment #17008684

    Like I told the other moron, I was homeless, on my own early, and an alcoholic. You're making excuses for people that aren't proactive. I'm not disparaging the poor, I was poor for…

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    Comment #17008662

    I'm speaking from three years of homelessness after being independent and nearly homeless at 17 and recovering from several years of alcohol abuse. Don't assume, because it only co…

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    Comment #17007013

    You're absolutely right, but in the scientific autismverse, this is a very hot topic, and there are often flame wars and arguments. This is the equivalent of a psychologist using t…

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    Comment #17006875

    You know what? Honestly? A person who has made that 3-job and 8-kid decision in their life has deliberately compromised their own health. It's not the fault of the world that they …

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    Comment #17006858

    I didn't diagnose anything. Don't take my personal opinion and make it accountable to a professional one. I'm not a doctor. But before doing finance I used to do some basic tutorin…

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    Comment #17006370

    That's not practical, the high sea can be incredibly dangerous, even with modern nautical technology. Most tech out there is informational, there's very little you can actually do …

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    Comment #17006358

    I have one of those """smart" "" keyboards on my phone It even fucked that up

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    Comment #17006294

    Guix uses it extensively. I'm away from a computer now but I'm sure there are some gifted minds working on it. Andy Wingo, others. And anyways, isn't that the case with most softwa…

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    Comment #17006277

    It was time ten years ago. Autism is one of the most complex moving-parts mental disorders that I know of. I'm speaking about kids mainly, because that's what I'm familiar with, bu…

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    Comment #17006240

    R7RS large is underway now! CL also has unhygienic macros, non-lispy loop grossness, lots of cruft, lots of poorly named functions that are named two different ways in two differen…

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    Comment #17004267

    Gosh, I want to spend some time with rust and ggez, and then some guy shows me this awesome haxe engine! I hadnt seen this! That's a pretty high-powered kit though, it's got consol…

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    Comment #17003856

    But you knew what I meant. In hindsight I should've clarified that my opinion originates from a layman. I am not a doctor or psychiatrist or anything of the sort. Thanks for the co…

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    Comment #17003848

    I don't understand what you're asking. Python is completely unlike scheme. The type situation irks me because I do ocaml for a living, so I rely on the type system a lot. Scheme re…

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    Comment #17002318

    I love that GNU loves Guile. There are few Scheme implementations as well polished as guile is, and what a breath of fresh air it can be to sit down to some '() stew after a few ro…

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    Comment #17002064

    I hope rust community gets more interested in openfl. There's some good libraries already, opengl support, vulkan, there's ggez which mimics the LOVE api, but OpenFL is a fully equ…

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    Comment #17002048

    Most of these patients are likely exhibiting some spectrum of antisocial behavior, which means staying indoors or generally away from other people. I don't think it's as interestin…

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    Comment #17001689

    No, but CERN Is known to be careful with their PR. Presumably, and this is just my intuition speaking, a big enough cluster of computers would solve this, but they're taking an opp…

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    Comment #17001676

    Isn't that what a line of credit is? Or a debit card? It's got a history of spending, it's very hard to double spend, and its completely traceable? Sometimes I think fed has learne…

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    Comment #17001656

    Maybe not as an individual, but as a society or as a species, there are few absolutes for us to pursue. History and Math are the only absolutes we really have. What I'm meaning to …

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    Comment #16999033

    Thanks for these! Proton is interesting, I think the space has a lot of potential. I'm concerned that someday html might be the standard for gui system markups, that could go wrong…

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    Comment #16998994

    So what electron developers appreciate is an easily accessible markup+canvas? Text editors are a great example, they're very difficult to get right. I wonder why more desktop GUI p…

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    Comment #16998468

    I understand your frustration, but in a world with a dozen different languages to choose from for cross platform native desktop apps, there's very rarely a case to be made for elec…

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    Comment #16998443

    I found it online, looks fascinating! Thanks so much! That's the best kind of book to read, the kind someone wrote after reading a bunch of other books.

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    Comment #16998394

    The language in GEB can be a bit much, but I find it to be a consistently effective took for opening someone's eyes to the vast universe of computer science. There should be a GEB …

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    Comment #16998362

    There's a headline from ten years ago...