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uncleshelby
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Comment #40673173
Good catch. Thanks!
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Comment #40673168
Oh, cool catch! I had Smalahove as a link, so I must have noticed it was a food at some point, but I forgot to actually put the URL in. I didn't realize the connection to Voss, tho…
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Comment #40673160
Good call. I've update the post to reflect that.
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Comment #40673158
Good catch. I've updated the post. EDIT re: your edit: Wow. You're noticing things faster than I can update the post!
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Comment #40650797
Interesting! I love how much I'm learning from this. Thanks for pointing that out, I updated the post to reflect that.
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Comment #40650793
Thanks for pointing that out. I've updated the post.
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Comment #40650689
Oh, thank you for pointing that out! It's fixed now.
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Comment #40442347
Matthew Butterick wrote a book about Racket (a dialect of Lisp) which has a great appendix that tries to explain why Lisp is worth learning: https://beautifulracket.com/appendix/wh…
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Comment #38933877
The most expensive configuration I can find for that size (111 sq m) is 327,000 GBP on the cost estimator: https://www.wikihouse.cc/cost Maybe you put in 1200 sq m instead of conve…
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Comment #38685075
This may just confirm that your local library doesn't have what you're looking for on Libby, but if you have a Goodreads to-read list, you may find https://projecttbr.com/ very hel…
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Comment #34280464
https://phinjensen.com/ Not a lot on there right now. I have a lot of ideas for blog posts and started a series porting a tiny C++ renderer to Rust (to learn both 3D graphics and R…
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Comment #34164363
Interesting that the 2021 survey already has Linux ranked higher than MacOS. Makes this article's headline not nearly as interesting, IMO.
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Comment #33496058
Who's to say that someone really does or doesn't have something "new" to say? New can be explaining something simpler way, as far as the writer understands it, and discouraging peo…