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by veqq 4d ago
How constructive to make this... racial.
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by veqq 6d ago
Also known has the Red Queen's Race
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by veqq 9d ago
This is one of my favorite papers; it stole about a year and a half of my time. I still pine for Lisp processors although array languages can now self-host on GPUs, which, APL-pilled, I now feel is better. It'd be so cool (...for compi
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by veqq 11d ago
Why is the PDF smaller than the Epub file?
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Interview with Janet and Fennel Creator, Calvin Rose(alexalejandre.com)
24 points by veqq 12d ago|0 comments
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by veqq 12d ago
Wow, yeah. I need to start offering static hosting for like $.99 (although then micropayments become an issue...) As is, I host like 100 business' sites on my VPS and only recently surpassed 1% bandwidth.
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by veqq 13d ago
When I first started Janet, I had a conversation along these lines: Would I stay when Jank was ready? Now, Jank is sort of ready. Jolt seems ready. But actually the whole Clojure ecosystem seems bloated in various ways. Java interop being i
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by veqq 14d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1688_invasion_of_England
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Janet Verison 1.42.0 Out(github.com)
10 points by veqq 16d ago|4 comments
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by veqq 17d ago
There's very little to do in Europe. South Korea, Iran, Thailand, Egypt or South Africa e.g. put out significantly more CO2 than say the UK or France (which are towards the top). India and China are higher than the whole EU and are onl
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Interview with Oofoe about REBOL, Forth, Decker, Janet and the VFX Industry(alexalejandre.com)
4 points by veqq 17d ago|0 comments
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by veqq 21d ago
This one is selling an AI summary for $39, while yours is a free explanation.
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by veqq 22d ago
Oh! Thank you for correcting me. Previously, I've seen it described (including on Wikipedia) that you were hired to embed Scheme, but then they made you change it right before delivery.
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by veqq 24d ago
https://codeberg.org/veqq/declarative-dsls is like LinQ turned to ~11~ 50.
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by veqq 24d ago
...but we've had full implementations of the relational model for decades, with great performance etc. It's just a query language. A DB can use whatever query language it implements. Just like JS, there were schemes before JS (inc
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by veqq 26d ago
You can do that in Lisp, since you can arbitrarily redefine the wrapper to have such or other logic etc.
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by veqq 27d ago
> The rule is all profits must be reinvested or paid out We're already there today with struggles to properly allocate capital etc. If you pay (workers or investors/capital owners) too much, the facilities break down etc. and e
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Emoji Based Janet Packages and Codebases(hachyderm.io)
2 points by veqq 27d ago|0 comments
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by veqq 28d ago
Visa actually charges a smaller fee than pix, however its payments (almost all) require the ability to charge back. Banks processing American payments charge a few percent "for" chargeback etc. insurance, but the infrastructure co
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by veqq 29d ago
> But we don't live in an absolutely free market, the memory manufacturers have refused to budge on creating new fabs until recently out of caution ...that's how the market works. This is called capital discipline and is standa
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by veqq 1mo ago
> still two nines Unfortunately, as a codeberg user, codeberg doesn't have 2 9s...
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by veqq 1mo ago
> rack based GPU without video ports Still fine for running APL with the dfns compiler, Futhark or other array languages directly hosted on the GPU itself!
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by veqq 1mo ago
The whole point is to generate understanding and frames of reference which can be applied to other fields as well. Autogenerating without ever sharing solves nothing at all.
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by veqq 1mo ago
Vowel lengths on the main text would be great.
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by veqq 1mo ago
> marker of progress Unfortunately it's just a mix of a few existing translations. Elsewhere there's an explanation showing this line by line.
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by veqq 1mo ago
> The only thing Fable was given was a clean of copy of the ancient Greek Ok, but this clearly combines a few translations line by line if you work through it.
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by veqq 1mo ago
> The reason they are ahead in the first place is labor cost & the QOL workers will tolerate That hasn't been accurate in a decade. Chinese labor costs have been higher than Mexico since before Covid. They have more efficient fi
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by veqq 1mo ago
I've been doing leetcode in Janet in a (sometimes) tacit (variabless), branchless way: (def find-shared-gcd (comp (fn [e] (max ;(map (fn [d] (* d ;(map |(- 1 (min 1 (mod $ d))) e))) (range 1
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by veqq 1mo ago
> I think we are noticing it. Are you not? The software around us seems worse than ever, constantly breaking and significantly worse than 1-3 decades ago.
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by veqq 1mo ago
Linux hit 10% desktop usage recently

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