“Information theory” might be a misnomer.
This font is not recognized as a monospaced font by both putty and mintty on my Windows 10, even after a reboot. // sorry for the initial typo of mintty as minty
It seems that it does not support Windows natively, instead it has to be run inside Cygwin for now?
Wow!! Great! Then I must read your book:).
Are there some other languages support something like condition system in Common Lisp?
It seems that vertical lines can only be erased when mouse moves vertically or almost vertically while holding shift.
Is it feasible to run cuda dependent code using WSL and this X Server?
your argument about code navigation in emacs is inaccurate, though "M-x rgrep" is used heavily. at least there are gtags. and now there is auto-complete. For C/C++/Obj-C, clang+auto-complete stand there.
“Information theory” might be a misnomer.
This font is not recognized as a monospaced font by both putty and mintty on my Windows 10, even after a reboot. // sorry for the initial typo of mintty as minty
It seems that it does not support Windows natively, instead it has to be run inside Cygwin for now?
Wow!! Great! Then I must read your book:).
Are there some other languages support something like condition system in Common Lisp?
It seems that vertical lines can only be erased when mouse moves vertically or almost vertically while holding shift.
Is it feasible to run cuda dependent code using WSL and this X Server?
your argument about code navigation in emacs is inaccurate, though "M-x rgrep" is used heavily. at least there are gtags. and now there is auto-complete. For C/C++/Obj-C, clang+auto-complete stand there.