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by thu 1y ago
I've started to learn touch typing many times, but don't use it. The main problem is that as soon as I want to touch type while working (e.g. coding), I only know the letters, but not the symbols, numbers or even uppercase letters
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by thu 1y ago
I maintain a web site where I re-render to HTML a scrapped version of the (consolidated version of) the Official Belgian Journal[0]. One of the nice thing about having an underlying structured representation of those texts is that I can als
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by thu 2y ago
> you must copy and paste content I've started the Slab templating language[0] to be able to define reusable HTML fragments. It means using a dedicated tool but hopefully not needing to resort to a real programming language. 0: htt
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by thu 2y ago
What do you mean by "jj clone" ? I assumed it was possible to start using jj on an existing Git repository, and continue using Git (and jj) afterwards. Isn't this the case ?
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by thu 2y ago
(OP here.) This is true to a good extend but a library such as blaze-html can't offer at least two things I've in mind. One is the very lightweight syntax. You can for instance have a look at the reference page source code[1]. Wri
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by thu 2y ago
(OP here.) Indeed, Slab is a templating language, just like Pug or Haml are. Slab was initially a reimplementation of Pug, but it evolved a bit. In particular, I tried to respect a principle often found in programming languages: user-define
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Show HN: Slab – A programmable markup language for generating HTML(slab-lang.org)
39 points by thu 2y ago|8 comments
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by thu 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Belgium | Remote & On-Site in Belgium +15 years of professional experience mainly with Python +4 years of hands-on technical leadership I'd love to work with Haskell and Nix (my side projects use them), although I&#x
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tbls, a CI-friendly database documentation tool written in Go(github.com)
2 points by thu 2y ago|0 comments
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by thu 3y ago
I've used that algorithm and extended it to handle distfix expressions[1]. For instance it can parse the expression 1 + if true then 1 else a b + c as (represented as an s-expr using some weird angle brackets): ⟨+ 1 ⟨if␣
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by thu 3y ago
Maybe you did while it was still called PLT Scheme (supported in DrScheme), although it's called Racket since 13 years.
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The Belgian Official Journal(ejustice.just.fgov.be)
1 points by thu 4y ago|1 comments
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by thu 4y ago
20 years ago, on December 24, 2002, it was decided to replace the paper version of the Belgian official journal by its online version, starting in 2003. Here is how Belgian citizens can access theirs laws and other official texts: http:&#x
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by thu 5y ago
I'm looking for a Markdown editor that can save directly to GitHub, with the ability to make drafts (feature branches and possibly PRs) and reviews (accept the PR or merge to main) directly from the editor and hide as much as possible
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by thu 5y ago
I have started to write some notes[1], and even some code to try to better understand how the game was created (I'm pretty sure I've made some mistakes though). I have listed some additional references there if you like this. What
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by thu 5y ago
Thanks a lot for your answer!
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by thu 5y ago
May I ask why you want to switch out of zendesk ? I'm reluctant to use it where I am (we have so many badly integrated third party software already...) but some people are pushing a lot for it.
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by thu 6y ago
BTW, thanks a lot for writing jonesforth.S, it's a joy to read ! I read it a year or two ago, and I was revisiting it these days, hoping to write some RISC-V assembly when I found the repository you just submitted.
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by thu 6y ago
What a coincidence, I was trying to compile it yesterday but for instance, the `fp` register is not recognized. I can rename it to `s0` (a synonym) but I'm wondering what should I do to avoid this error: jonesforth.S:540: Error:
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by thu 8y ago
Wouldn't it be possible for an entity such as Amazon to establish a separate legal entity and thus circumvent MongoDB's Server Side Public License ? The separate entity would provide the "raw" service (where there wouldn
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by thu 8y ago
Thanks a lot. It seems this remains quite a challenge to turn those into working code though !
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by thu 8y ago
Maybe someone here can help. A few years ago I tried to implement what is shown on that page but without using something like SC, i.e. I was generating list of samples directly. I recall I was stuck trying to find how the 2nd order resonant
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by thu 9y ago
This sounds like Aboriginal Linux: http://landley.net/aboriginal/about.html
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by thu 9y ago
I think they use GHC frontend to parse Haskell sources.
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by thu 10y ago
Did you compare the disk usage vs. whisper ?
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by thu 10y ago
It is possible to know how far they are into having enough pre-order ?
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by thu 10y ago
There was this article[0] where they explain that light electric motors allow for new interesting design (e.g. in motor placement, and number of them). [0] http://spectrum.ieee.org/aerospace/aviation/how-i-designed
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by thu 10y ago
I wouldn't say the "writers" are endorsing the old website, or not endorsing the new one, but whois is pretty telling: $ whois haskell-lang.org | grep ' Name:' Domain Name: HASKELL-LANG.ORG Registrant
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by thu 10y ago
This is the same design. And the person who donated it to haskell.org asked them to stop using it[0] [0] https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-community/2016-Ap...
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by thu 10y ago
> a new community based on better principles Like stating the "old" community is based on worse principles ?

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