teodorlu

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by teodorlu 2mo ago
Considering it's going to consume libghostty, I'm betting it'll be Zig.
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by teodorlu 2mo ago
Beautifully written! I want to live in a world where we strive towards perfection, rather than strive to destroy it.
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by teodorlu 2mo ago
Very interesting! Latency numbers are written with three significant digits (4.21 ms). I'm curious about the accuracy of the measurement device. If it can measure tens of microseconds, I'm impressed. If it can't, the conclusi
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by teodorlu 9mo ago
I prefer «reduces uncertainty» to «reduces ambiguity». The problem isn't ambiguous specifications, it's simply that there are too many unknowns to just do the work at this point. The author talks about the shaping of the work, so
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Serial Focus(play.teod.eu)
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by teodorlu 1y ago
Not annoyed. But curious! I agree that mentoring is hard, and I want to read your take. I wonder if we agree on expert aesthetics or not. You write: > Experts tend to have an aesthetic preference towards technically challenging work rath
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by teodorlu 1y ago
Any idea where to find the "Hard" and "Expert aesthetics" articles mentioned in the article? The links are giving me 404s. https://boydkane.com/hard https://boydkane.com/expert_aesthetic
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by teodorlu 1y ago
History of Clojure is also available in video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nD-QHbRWcoM
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by teodorlu 2y ago
> I would love a language that has this gradual evolutional abstracting as a core concern. That makes it easy. Where you can start from simplest imperative code and easily abstract it as the need for this arises. This is about how I writ
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by teodorlu 3y ago
Consider sending him an E-mail, he responded when I thanked him for exactly this book a few years ago! There's an "E-mail me" link on the left sidebar at http://www.catb.org/~esr/ .
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by teodorlu 3y ago
Might I ask for a link? I searched around, but didn't find anything. Perhaps the title is something different than "go minimal feature set".
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by teodorlu 3y ago
https://play.teod.eu/ Though I'd rather call it a personal memex than a personal blog!
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by teodorlu 3y ago
If you mash together two ideas, is the new composite idea yours? I'd say it's yours. In that frame, there are lots of ideas. Lets assume there are 10 000 known ideas. Then there's 10^8 combinations of two ideas, and 10^12 com
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by teodorlu 3y ago
No, don't summarize. Remix! Write about your own ideas! Your mind is a living collection of your own ideas, and a history of their significance to your prior life. Not a dead library of pointers to other dead libraries. Books are great
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by teodorlu 3y ago
Great idea! Personally, I want an even higher signal to noise ratio and even fewer articles. Perhaps significance > 7, and articles from the last week.
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by teodorlu 3y ago
Or "read eval browse loop", in contrast to a "read eval print loop". REBL let's you browse complex data structures and move around in them. In a REPL, printing a megabyte of JSON can be ... hard to read.
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by teodorlu 3y ago
> The great mistake that this article makes is thinking that people need to be constantly expressing themselves in some unique way that nobody's ever done before. But the world has almost 8 billion people, few things are as unique a
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by teodorlu 4y ago
Thanks!
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by teodorlu 4y ago
Care to recommend a video to start with?
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by teodorlu 4y ago
I think "reintroduced" makes sense. I thought there were factory problems, a page with information about product returns, and possibly a story around that.
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by teodorlu 4y ago
I've written about how to ask for help: https://play.teod.eu/interaction-value-differential/ I'm going to assume you don't have people on your team / in your organization you can learn from. In shor
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by teodorlu 4y ago
Here's a recently compiled list of good Clojure learning resources: https://gist.github.com/ssrihari/0bf159afb781eef7cc552a1a0b1... Edit: if by "learning Lisp" you mean lisps other than Clojure, I don&#x
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by teodorlu 4y ago
That depends a lot. I live in Oslo now, and have lived in Trondheim and Finnmark near Kirkenes before. Never used blackout curtains in Oslo or Trondheim, absolutely needed them in Finnmark. I wouldn't say that blackout curtains are the
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by teodorlu 4y ago
Start by asking yourself what you like! Then dig into that. Don't consume passively, consume actively. When you see something that makes you feel joy, explore why. Explore what part of the thing you saw made something light up in you.
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by teodorlu 4y ago
Note that https://www.orgroam.com/ gives you both plaintext and knowledge graph features.
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by teodorlu 4y ago
I recommend having an explicit plan for how you intend to use Emacs or Vim. I've been using Emacs for five years. When I got started, I also started journaling daily with Org-mode. That gave me a reason to open Emacs every day.
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by teodorlu 4y ago
> but I would definitely be interested in some docs which helped guide me hook all of them together. Is there such a thing as a documentation framework? :) What's the first step to making those docs? There are resources floating aro
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by teodorlu 4y ago
I don't really think about it as linking notes. At least, "creating links" isn't the goal. Mostly, I'm trying to explore what I'm curious about. I create links in two situations: (A) when I'm reading someo
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by teodorlu 4y ago
1. Make sure your note taking system supports your goals. My goals: (A) assist my learning, (B) easily share content and get feedback from others. 2. When you produce content, consider (A) what you want to achieve by producing the content,
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by teodorlu 4y ago
Yes. But not until I made my own thing from scratch / just using Pandoc. I have two previous sites that have seen zero activity in four years. They collapsed under the hassle of the build system. Now I've aimed for: - minimal fric

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