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Comment #49123591
Not only that, under rule changes in progress it would not be allowed in Guix, which it would appear to be well suited for.
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Comment #49107418
> the patterns in Let over Lambda translate cleanly to Julia I would be curious to see such a translation.
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Comment #49004076
Remove the ] from then end
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Comment #48695939
Can anyone recommend a straightforward, open-source OAUTH solution to self-host. Ideally I would like to be able to ask a user for their Google/Microsoft/Apple email address and ju…
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Comment #48683675
ASCII only?
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Comment #48617466
“The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.” -- John Gilmore (probably https://quoteinvestigator.com/2021/07/12/censor/ )
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Comment #48617410
This classic programming text book discusses computational analogs of the "signals" in signal-processing systems. https://mitp-content-server.mit.edu/books/content/sectbyfn/b...
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Comment #48597851
> - I consume HN and Reddit in Emacs. What are you using for Reddit now that they have closed access to their API?
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Comment #48451010
Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) gave a good explanation many years ago already: https://stereogum.com/58831/trent_reznor_blasts_ticketmaster...
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Comment #48127962
Interesting article. When my Emacs opens a markdown file it immediately converts it into OrgMode format. I find that more readable, more navigable and more editable. Now I'll have …
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Comment #48127792
Isn't it equally important to ask the question:how exactly can you provide impartial, objective reporting when you can afford the salaries?
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Comment #47776379
Finland was the first country to grant its citizens the right to internet access in law. Other countries including Spain have laws "ensuring that access is broadly available and pr…
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Comment #47755924
That was quick. Just the other day we had "Programming is free" https://idiallo.com/blog/programming-tools-are-free
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Comment #47648271
My own experience over the last few months is quite the opposite so it's heartening to see some reputable Lispers reporting the same in the comments here. Everything in this area i…
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