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by raphaelss 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE YES | Amsterdam, NL | Senior software engineer Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - Java, Python, Ruby, Perl, Javascript, C, C++, Rust, OCaml, Common Lisp, and others - MySQL, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, Kafka, Li
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Does Haskell make promises it can't keep?(gist.github.com)
1 points by raphaelss 11y ago|0 comments
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by raphaelss 11y ago
It's not exactly what you are saying, but working with the complement of a given set of pitch classes (that was used in the previous section/bar or in another voice for example) is common in twelve-tone music. So, if, for instance
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by raphaelss 11y ago
The thing is that what professional authors working with legitimate publishers make from a book has nothing to do with the demanded funds to complete the project. It should be only based on the value delivered by the project.
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A Plea for Simplicity – You can't secure what you don't understand. (1999)(schneier.com)
37 points by raphaelss 11y ago|6 comments
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When is it not preferable to specify your types first?(pchiusano.github.io)
28 points by raphaelss 11y ago|2 comments
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The Anatomy of a Puzzle - A Case Study In “Specification Driven Programming”(chriskohlhepp.wordpress.com)
21 points by raphaelss 11y ago|0 comments
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The Anatomy of a Puzzle(chriskohlhepp.wordpress.com)
1 points by raphaelss 11y ago|0 comments
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Enjoying Parenscript (Mostly)(laheadle.github.io)
26 points by raphaelss 11y ago|4 comments
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Enjoying Parenscript (Mostly)(laheadle.github.io)
1 points by raphaelss 11y ago|0 comments
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by raphaelss 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWdqtMdcNkE
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Gilad Is Right (Confessions from a Recovering Typoholic) (2006)(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
8 points by raphaelss 11y ago|0 comments
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by raphaelss 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - contact@raphaelss.com Technologies: C (SDL, GTK+), C++ (Qt, Boost, Fltk, SFML, Openframeworks), Java, Python, Ruby, Javascript, Node.js, Common lisp, Ocaml, Erlang, Lua, Linux, Openbsd, standard Unix shell and command line to
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Location: Brazil. Remote: Yes. Willint to relocate: Yes. Technologies: C (SDL, GTK+), C++ (Qt, Boost, Fltk, SFML, Openframeworks), Java, Python, Ruby, Javascript, Node.js, Common lisp, Ocaml, Erlang, Lua, Linux, Openbsd, standard Unix shell
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Is there an updated list somewhere?
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Is there any resource you recomend to someone that wants to understand the implementation of these systems? Not the implementation of lisp, but the implementation of these specific environments (lisp machines os's) in lisp. Specially w
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Building a Tetris Clone in X86 Assembly, Pt. Ⅰ: Hello, World(cmcenroe.me)
71 points by raphaelss 11y ago|13 comments
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Defasm(malisper.me)
16 points by raphaelss 11y ago|0 comments
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by raphaelss 11y ago
That it is more suitable for a firewall or router than desktop. To be clear, I didn't actually expect it to be bad at that. I was just surprised at how quick and easy it was to install it and to have a setup that I enjoy.
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Given its reputation, I was surprised at how little I needed to do to have a suitable working environment.
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by raphaelss 11y ago
The author mentions using OpenBSD in production. Do any of you also use it in production? I have no doubt that it is used with good results, but I have enjoyed it as a desktop OS and would love if more people could share their experience wi
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Please share with us what are you using it for if you can. I'd love to hear it.
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Location: Brazil. Remote: Yes. Willint to relocate: Yes. Technologies: C (SDL, GTK+), C++ (Qt, Boost, Fltk, SFML, Openframeworks), Java, Python, Ruby, Javascript, Common lisp, Ocaml, Erlang, Smalltalk, Linux, Openbsd, standard Unix shell an
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by raphaelss 11y ago
It reminded me of two unrelated things: Erlang and FFTW. Erlang due to its error handling philosophy and FFTW due to the following: Question 4.1. How does FFTW work? The innovation (if it can be so called) in FFTW consists in having a vari
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by raphaelss 11y ago
I agree. One place I had seen this approach before was Russ Cox's "A Tour of the Acme Editor" video[1]. He fixes an issue in a go library towards the end of the video as a workflow demonstration. [1] https://www.yo
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by raphaelss 11y ago
True. I did not think about it this way and just went with a common expression. Feel free to read it as "Haskell isn't all sunshine and rainbows." To be clear (before you say that "sunshine and rainbows" seems like
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by raphaelss 11y ago
Thank you. Haskell is no bed of roses and C++ is not all that bad. Some of us write real time signal processing code and C++ is a viable choice in this context.
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Debugging Lisp Part 1: Recompilation(malisper.me)
88 points by raphaelss 11y ago|8 comments
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by raphaelss 11y ago
There's Alpine Linux too: http://www.alpinelinux.org/
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by raphaelss 11y ago
I'm working on something similar. Though I have started in C++, I'm considering moving to plain C. It was nice seeing this here. Nice project.

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