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lerax

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About lerax

(aka 'ryukinix) I love Lisp, mathematics, classical music and 2D platform games. There are other things that I like, but that list is not that long.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/lerax; my proof: https://keybase.io/lerax/sigs/nZ6Eqevc1Aos7-Jk-heCv-X64AMbnZpAm3p74Ddinws ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48616438

    I really like textboards, I think they are some kind superior than imageboard like reddit. I really love authless applications due its simplicity and privacy centric without compli…

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    Comment #47871856

    Timezones are currently fixed in GMT-3

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    Comment #47106231

    No parenthesis no gain

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    Comment #44554315

    The history behind: https://lerax.me/programming/lisp-inference/

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    Comment #44201949

    Masochist? that's much more sane than the js clusterfuck ecosystem

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    Comment #43676438

    it's kinda funny that whole noise about parenthesis. For a experienced Lisper parenthesis are so meaningless that can be ignored by reading good indented code, however... for a new…

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    Comment #42285919

    I've been told that Ruby was the slowest language of the universe, much more than Python. That's interesting challenge!

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    Comment #42227912

    I like to build from scratch, but I prefer maintain something on top of something. Less code to maintain since I can delegate part of my code to the technology built on top of it. …

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    Comment #42161633

    Yes, just like this. Since 2015 when I started work professionally with python, after each year, a new project shows some kind of "messiah complex" around the python distributing s…

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    Comment #41551240

    same case here. almost new guy on my team we need to train them because basically just know to use what vs code exposes as git interface and some of them can replicate the same flo…

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    Comment #40679046

    My academic life would be complete after cursing the neo-SICP course.

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    Comment #40679017

    I think it's a reasoning like "math is fun", but for some people math is useless until become useful in some sense. Programming is something similar in that regard. For the problem…

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    Comment #35663012

    there is nothing more disgraceful, disgusting and unpleasant as Windows file paths

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    Comment #34852484

    Oh cool! it seems I am a first class citizen here! Linux + Chrome + Emacs user! I will test it

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    Comment #34814003

    saying the obvious for the new comers, sometimes is really necessary in that generation of master of overengineers and not only that, but with pretty useless and unecessary abstrac…

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    Comment #34195009

    actually, chatbots may reduce costs and time of support for companies, but in the user perspective it's a mess. bots usually can do what it's available easily in the platform, but …

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    Comment #34028326

    Too much brain for so bad purpose. I am glad that Carmack makes his move to go forward. He is a brilliant programmer.

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    Comment #28702386

    In Brazil the VoIP calls are tremendously cleaner than directly phone calls, no matter which service is compared (Discord, Meet, Zoom etc)

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    Comment #28547959

    I agree, that is a great feature. Now we can separate what is a true project issue than a broad question/discussion

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    Comment #28533375

    That is a pretty interesting work. Maybe a model derivation of this can be image (historic) restoration or new noise filters?