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adityaathalye
9d ago
Holy Batman... You folks are all, literally XKCD 297! https://xkcd.com/297/ (Lisp Cycles)
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adityaathalye
9d ago
Every Emacs user eventually finds their rock bottom, er, Bedrock :D Kidding kidding... Cool project, thanks for sharing and kind of validating the stuff I ended up doing [0]. Hooray, use-package! That meandering (floundering?) culminated in
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adityaathalye
9d ago
The post is mixing up a lot of stuff because of a category error: conflating system design (pipelines) with language design (Clojure and Bash). The Unix pipeline and the similar-looking Clojure expression are entirely different in how the
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Refactoring English: Effective Writing for Software Developers (v1.0)
(refactoringenglish.com)
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12d ago
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1mo ago
Summary reflection: As a happy user of UPI, I think is incredible. I want it to be more resilient, from our national economic standpoint. A (small as possible) fee, judiciously applied, will hopefully create generally constructive back-pres
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adityaathalye
1mo ago
Old skool is best skool... There is wisdom in keeping these decoupled: - 1. your central code review (and hosting), which is the critical choke-point on team collaboration. versus - 2. the ever-expanding ick of testing, building, deployin
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1mo ago
Not while I've my keys mapped as the Lords of Lisp intended. Thumbs are always on the `Ctrl`s... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-cadet_keyboard
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1mo ago
As an Emacs using degenerate, `M-.` is my friend. `!` is too awkward on the keyboard.
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1mo ago
Well, Emacs shenanigans are why I use Bash. Also, I last had a day job five years ago, I don't have anything that looks like a career, and well you're right about some of the family and friends. You are a soothsayer!
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1mo ago
I've been following my curiosity to see if I can find "ten (or twenty) year projects", as part of my "second life"; the first was before turning 40-ish, the second is now. I think I have found three, and they will k
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1mo ago
_for-sale baby-shoes never-used
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1mo ago
Hah, indeed! "I must not complect. Complexity is the mind-killer. Complexity is the little-death that brings obliteration. I will face complexity and I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone pas
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1mo ago
My 0.0000002 BTC... But first, hang in there, and please try to not be alone in this. Let your people help, or at least be there in spirit (share your feelings with them). Please read the Following as sharing, not advice (how could I, a tot
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2mo ago
Your stats sent me into sobering-thoughts-mode... More sobering thought: conviction rates are typically a small percentage of the people who do the foul deed. The definition of "arsonist", for example. What if someone started &quo
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2mo ago
Oi! What kind of an LLM downvotes an HTTP joke?
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2mo ago
How it really feels to be hella ADHD.
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2mo ago
I see you. Well done. A marquee remark.
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Cameron's World
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
HTTP/1.1 402 Payment Required Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 187 or something like that <html> <head> <title>Payment Required</title> </head> <bod
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2mo ago
Snagged PDF from the Interwebs, posted obligatory Wikipedia to HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49106609 Weekend reading is going to be good :)
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2mo ago
Siri: brb, asking my agents... Hold my beer.
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2mo ago
Friend! Alas, having died on that hill one too many times, I can be with you in solidarity, but not on the hill. No, not again.
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2mo ago
Plot twist: Newly-hired head honcho of software was going to fix it all with Kubernetes. Peak transaction volumes of about ten per minute. Once the project ended, I never looked back and wiped all but the essential lessons from memory. I ca
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2mo ago
Some are dumpster fires inside oil spill fires on top of a lethally radioactive surface. Once I had such a client from the depths of hell. Handling lower/middle-income people's wealth. Doing money math with floating point arithmet
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2mo ago
Post author here. Guilty as charged re: rambling. Brevity is not my strong suit. To the second point, I'd say I'm in violent agreement with you. In fact, my whole thesis is that because software mutates all the time, it is obs
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The Computer and the Brain: John von Neumann
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2mo ago
Hat-tip to HNer ex-aws-dude . Who else is going to be today's "Lucky 10,000"? Ref: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49101448#49103323 PDFs freely available for public download, from archives across the i
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2mo ago
Both of you, thanks for the referral and the endorsement. The PDF is easily available for free download from several public sources. Of course, Springer won't let you download it unless you spring some cash. nb. Don't feed the b
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2mo ago
One would hope that a "public benefit corporation", such as OpenAI, would be transparent about the stuff that is being ingested by sausage factory. The literal legal entity is about benefiting the public after all. Since the leade
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2mo ago
You made my day, david :)
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