AKrumbach
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I wish I could take full credit for this, but I'm paraphrasing Andrew Plotkin (developer for the Inform text-adventure programming language): Steam machines failed because they tried to replace Windows with a worse user…
or as seen on Twitter[1]: "Every January: One month hiatus from work, and I could finally publish my draft of the next bestselling novel April 2020: Today I alphabetized the jelly beans" 1: not a reference to any…
No; if you look at an old rotary phone, you're counting the number of finger holes in order to determine pulses. To dial a 0, pulse the line 10 times.
> There isn't one game, there are infinitely many, and different people will have success at different games. But there is also the meta-game: The game of being able to win the highest variety and largest amount of…
No math proof, but I'd favor a cluster strategy as being faster to force a (partial) solution to existing clues.
> If the author means literally everyone dead, planet gone, then obviously it won't be "apocalyptic", but the science is suggesting it's likely to be really bad. No, the science doesn't imply that climate change is…
>> Apple : "The icon appears for system services that do not have a switch in Settings" > ... If Location Service is enable, these services will have access to them ... > The Author seems to miss the fact that the…
I'd be even more specific than that: understanding the transformation to turn a looping function into a recursive one is the key gateway into being able to comprehend code which uses advanced call-stack manipulation…
Well, that isn't the only bug in the code, just the one which is being requested for prompting the warning. It's been about a decade since I've written significant C/C++ code, but something far more dangerous stood out…
A search on Google turns up this Common Lisp code, which appears to define a number of SI units (both base and derived) in the sort of manner described. http://www-ksl.stanford.edu/knowledge-sharing/lib/unit-conve...…
It's not the form factor but the official FAQ page that really makes me think this is a RPi+UI, especially when the last question/answer pair is: > Can’t I just buy a Raspberry Pi, an enclosure, gamepad, keyboard, and…
No, that's my first initial and last name (A Krumbach). Anyway, "puzzle" is now available at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KYDTZ2AVWQfWCSACUvfl5gAIHzA... If I counted correctly, you should be able to make a roughly…
I'm at work right now, but give me a day and I will design that.
Which would be to say for fluency, the proof is in the punning.
I don't know about "won't have a clue what macros are capable of before..." -- there are quite a few use cases for macros which can be described easily to any programmer, even those who never used Lisp. I would like to…
> Which makes me ask the question: do you, gentle Hacker News reader, really want diversity of opinion and why? I speak only for myself, but the answer is an absolute, complete and emphatic YES. The reason is quite…
Yep, three years' worth apparently! (Would have been nice to have a [2014] tag in the original title.)
"You will have to forgive me when I cannot fathom how actively meddling with a complex system, which requires a substantial investment by our species in terms of scientists, research departments, universities,…
> Trump won't do what's needed which is the one thing that will ultimately set the country on the right course: abandon capitalism. If we abandon capitalism, what alternative do you believe we should adopt instead?
> [T]here's a point when a politician is advocating for something so egregious that supporting said politician can no longer be ignored. There are no words by which I can be sufficiently emphatic in my disagreement.…
The induction hypothesis is a process in mathematics which assumes a formula for P(n) which is true, then uses this assumption and the problem definition to prove the case P(n+1). As a concrete example, take the formula…
According to the chart on that site, Windows 7 is still at 44%. That very much sounds like "not being able to overcome past Windows versions in market share" to me.
[Quotes reordered for clarity of response.] > At least for me, the question is not, "... Look, I'm sure progressives don't mean to sound patronizing when pushing for any of their pet programs -- however, the truth of…
> What makes progressive social policies (ignoring loaded issues like reproductive options and gun control) so distasteful to some of those who would most benefit? I'm not going to claim to answer for anybody but myself…
> Can anyone name a language that they've grown to like more the more they learned about it? I would guess maybe only those in the LISP family would make the cut. Well, personally I've fallen in love with using FORTH…