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numeromancer
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Comment #46812358
That's what I meant: the first you can do, the second, not.
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Comment #46811982
I think the creators did it a disservice to xmake when they tried to unluaize the syntax. You can also do: target("foo", { kind = "binary", files = { "src/*.cpp" }, includedirs = {…
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Comment #46679513
"photos of giants that built the pyramids in Egypt, all the way to short videos of pretty girls saying that the EU is bad for Poland." Those sound funny; why would they make you sa…
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Comment #44108878
I focus on peer-to-peer services, as I think it is the most important focus for free software: - Radicle - IPFS - torrents and magnet links - i2p - syncthing - PeerTube/ActivityPub…
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Comment #43872548
"allows them to have more resources to invest in patient care" LOL
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Comment #43363378
PW;DR: Pay-Walled; Didn't Read. But... Will this be the stuff of the housing of tomorrowind?
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Comment #43194498
> will likely not be a major boost for software productivity You can make plastic knives much faster and cheaper than metal ones. Production!
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Comment #43048210
It failed to catch on outside the defense industry because that is where is started. It was long sneered at as a "language designed by committee". In one programming class, in coll…
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Comment #42962153
ASCII makes up 90% of all digital text; UTF-8 makes up the other 90%.
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Comment #42725074
Just no. address = X length = *X address = address + 1 while length > 0 { address = address + 1 print *address }
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Comment #42256836
I am not waiting for Janet for Ethereals. Once it ships, it will always have been available.
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Comment #40284592
Stanley Kubrick was one of that kind of people who cannot take criticism of anything they do.
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Comment #40279466
The Abolition of Man - C. S. Lewis All Things Considered - G. K. Chesterton Some others I daren't mention. Category Theory for Programmers - Bartosz Milewski The Design of Relation…
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Comment #40279331
Whenever you extrapolate the "corporate vision" of these VC pontificators, you see a company all of whose revenue goes to investor share-grabbers, and whose projects are all funded…
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Comment #40063450
The Deep State treats human rights as damage, and routes around it.
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Comment #39816410
I think we'll be led by a programmer from another language who comes and unites the tribes against the languages that now dominate, a voice from the outer world. The "Lispan al-Gai…
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Comment #39743457
Is this a trial run for an April 1 article?
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Comment #39383989
A detailed criticism of Diamond's hypothesis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFECyeihuZY
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Comment #39290639
We ran so much faster when we didn't have to run with shoes on.
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Comment #39290435
> Any invocation of an external program can fail for a variety of reasons, and the shell doesn't provide adequate mechanisms for dealing with it, apart from exit codes and filterin…
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Comment #39093613
He built several utilities for doing what is described here. https://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html These are great for duct-taping connections. I created a whole suite of utilities for a…
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Comment #39093209
This company creates sensors for monitoring power-grid lines which are powered from line induction: https://www.gridsentry.us/
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Comment #38613491
Worsidge's headline: "Can this headline be answered by the word 'no'?"