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Lisper, Game Programmer, Linux Enthusiast.
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In that case, you might want to check the wiki. There are still some examples missing, but they'll give you a general idea.
From his talk on OOPSLA[1], I'd say that only Smalltalk and Common Lisp (through CLOS) were able to perform OO as Kay envisioned. Erlang is another story: it would probably be better to call it just actor model. But…
They shouldn't. I'm not saying that Git doesn't have commands that can be hard to understand fully, but the whole point of any abstraction is to hide the "insides" of any operation so you don't have to think about them.…
Though I agree that complaining like this can be a problem for people with zero experience, I don't think it is a valid argument against what OP is pointing out. Most of the process seems to be rooted on automation,…
This is beautiful, and a wonderful project to develop along with some friends. JPL nailed it.
Hello. I'm afraid the main focus is to join all Brazilian or Portuguese-speaking lispers in one place, but we're not really supporting English-speaking ones, though you're very welcome to join (if you try keeping stuff…
While I expect a lot of people to not agree with what I am going to say, I believe this is much more linked to the political moment than to Twitter having a problem with "handling controversy". This just feels like an…
I really wanted to test that, but the lack of Linux support is a bummer. Maybe in a few weeks...
Been using Mastodon and I can say it is indeed a very good alternative. One reminder to newcomers: choose wisely which server you'll join, depending on your interests. It will influence what and who you'll see first.…
One quick way to do that is by using NewPipe Android app. It has an RSS feed button. Plus, you get a lightweight YouTube frontend.
Just deleted my Facebook account in about two weeks ago and started consuming news through RSS and through Podcasts and some YouTube channels (which are also, surprisingly, RSS). I've never felt better. This might be a…
So actions justify the means? No harm was done to anyone but the employee, which could even be prosecuted for that, so everything was pretty much useless. And of course, if you're offering a service to someone, you're…
Regardless, shouldn't you at least write documentation to isolate and identify confusing points of your rapidly evolving language? It's almost a matter of good practices; explaining something is usually the best way to…
I use it more for programming quick scripts and handling source code that people happen to send me over Telegram -- it even integrates well as a system editor. I'll take a look at orgzly, thanks.
Been using this for quite a while now, awesome app. Solved all my needs for a decent SSH terminal, and even for running a pocket version of Emacs.
The whole point of security and good practices is to make harder for those arbitrary codes to be executed (or for whatever other flaws to be exploited, until they're fixed). Running a browser as root is not good…
UEFI itself might be tricky but, actually, nothing stops you from burning those 512 bytes on a flash drive and booting from it on Legacy mode.
I'm astonished at the fact that this is made in Electron but no Linux version is planned whatsoever. There must be a serious blocking reason for that.
Unfortunately, it doesn't really remove the shadiness of the issue. Too bad.
Well, It's pretty much a commenting platform like Disqus, but with user privacy in mind, which seems a little strange to me, since it was conceived with (stopping) trolls and harrassment in mind. Point is, isn't…
We should all be encouraged to be polymaths since school. But I believe the great challenge is not really to push such idea to students, but to actually make them find interest on what they're expected to learn, be it…
Last time I checked, hackers used to follow the "lulz" principle. However some follow the money principle, which can be stolen from anyone.
More than that, if they're willing to deliver a port of Xamarin/MonoDevelop to Mac and call it VS, it's at least funny that they won't do that for Linux. There is no actual need for that, but since they're refactoring…