MichalSternik

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by MichalSternik 5y ago
https://archive.is/Z9e5R
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Just the Niftiest Livecoding Enviroment(audiomasher.org)
2 points by MichalSternik 5y ago|0 comments
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by MichalSternik 5y ago
Well, what's wrong with static site (generators)? I certainly get the argument, but using something like hugo or gatsby or jekyll when you want to avoid the "churn" also seems like a perfectly valid solution.
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by MichalSternik 6y ago
Honest to god question: do you think there's a market for moving encrypted SDD drives in big european cities? For stuff that could not and should not be transfered over network. I had this idea for a bicycle messenger & hardware en
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by MichalSternik 6y ago
Well, smoking joints ftw. It's a social act, one has to roll it, pass it, i've even met people who had some superstitions and strong beliefs about the correct way of consuming a joint (weed in general) :P
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by MichalSternik 6y ago
Permaculture. First paragraph from wikipedia article: > Permaculture is a set of design principles centered on whole systems thinking, simulating, or directly utilizing the patterns and resilient features observed in natural ecosystems.
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by MichalSternik 6y ago
Not parent, but like i said in the thread above, if i were you, i would start with the ancients. Every fundamental topic that later philosophers discuss is there, and discourse is much simpler. For full comperhension, some googling of greek
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by MichalSternik 6y ago
I would start with Philebus. It is considered a pretty late dialogue, so problems with theory of ideals are considered (and musical metaphors play a prominent role). Also, its topic is worthy; Socrates & Protarchus discuss a role that p
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by MichalSternik 6y ago
This. Perhaps i'm biased, since i'm supposed to graduate from philosophy department this year, but i do think that reading ancient philosophy (Plato & Aristotle are the most representative example of what was going on there) i
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Discover your worldview through a questionnaire(philozophy.com)
1 points by MichalSternik 6y ago|0 comments
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Old polish films, with English subtitles, for free(youtube.com)
1 points by MichalSternik 7y ago|0 comments
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by MichalSternik 7y ago
I have not heard before about evil-collection. I have thought about having a custom setup, but my .spacemacs has grown a bit, so it's going to be a major work. I will try it at some point, just to check my elisp-fu Thanks for the tip!
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by MichalSternik 7y ago
Steve Losh in his already-classic CL blog post [^1] suggests either Vlime or Slimv, quote: „If you’re like me and already have Vim burned too deeply into your fingers to ever get it out, I’d recommend Vim with Vlime. It will give you 80% of
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by MichalSternik 8y ago
For curious, about the actual usage of `potrzebie` in polish: potrzeba is a neutral form of a noun, meaning `a need. `potrzebie` is a inflected form, dativus i guess. example of usage: `trzeba pomagać ludziom w potrzebie' ~> `one
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Falling in love with Rust(dtrace.org)
5 points by MichalSternik 8y ago|0 comments
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by MichalSternik 8y ago
An old good Joel for you: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/05/12/strategy-letter-i-... tldr: Most people, when they're sure they have this amazing one in a million idea want to make it happen and grow
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Thunderchez: Libraries for Chez Scheme Productivity(pizzahack.eu)
1 points by MichalSternik 9y ago|0 comments
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by MichalSternik 9y ago
Go with Python. Python and C/Java share a lot syntax-wise, but python is higher-level, more beginner friendly language - it's got REPL, big community, lots of intro books and libraries. And even if you decide not to start with Pyt
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Lisp is too powerful(wiki.c2.com)
4 points by MichalSternik 9y ago|7 comments
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by MichalSternik 10y ago
Well, my game recommendation may seem out of place, but if you look for building&fighting strategy game that is very easy to learn and awfully hard to master, try GO (baduk/weiqi/igo). And you play using a nice physical goban,