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uncleshelby

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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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…