woolybully

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by woolybully 4mo ago
Where can I read about his stalker and a different person trying to unalive his family. He alludes to these in passing on the linked blogpost, but I can’t find more.
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by woolybully 11mo ago
Also nitpicking: “bespoke” means made for a particular customer. I think here you need to”proprietary”.
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by woolybully 11mo ago
Taivalsaari’s Kevo is a marvelous language.
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by woolybully 1y ago
Tim Sweeney & Epic are creating the language Verse whose logic functional underpinnings will make concurrency & correctness easier in Fortnite. https://youtu.be/ub-dls31Pyw
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by woolybully 2y ago
How could they do what? I watched for a few minutes, and they mentioned that people might lose a lot of stuff they worked on, but didn't indicate what that was. What did they do?
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by woolybully 2y ago
nand2Tetris https://www.nand2tetris.org/ 30 Days Lost in Space https://inventr.io/products/adventure-kit-30-days-lost-in-sp... CodinGame https://www.codingame.com/start/ Bobby
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by woolybully 3y ago
Thank you so much for this link. This article is so much more informative than the article of the title of this thread, which does, in my opinion, more harm than good to the pro-climate change crowd with its misleading catastrophizing.
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by woolybully 3y ago
Why? Have you been burned before?
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by woolybully 3y ago
These are not riddles.
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by woolybully 4y ago
Luckily, your interests are very, very inexpensive. One of the worst things school systems teach us, incorrectly, is that life is a linear progression. Every person on a career ladder is missing out on other career ladders that may be bette
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by woolybully 4y ago
No. ARM or RISC-V. Apple makes some very nice ARM machines. If you’re running Windows, see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-arm-base... Read Hennessy & Patterson and get back to us.
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by woolybully 4y ago
With apologies to Dr. Knuth… The most important thing in a markup language is the name. A language will not succeed without a good name. I have recently invented a very good name, and now I am looking for a suitable language.
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by woolybully 4y ago
Jeffrey Kingston’s Lout is pretty good, though it’s only lightweight if LateX is. https://src.fedoraproject.org/lookaside/pkgs/lout/user-guide...
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by woolybully 5y ago
You shouldn't; some people find them fun... a celebration of human creativity, which sometimes turns out to be useful.
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by woolybully 7y ago
Good on you for considering this. I had one job where the company owner loved his naps, so napping was tolerated at the company. Half the people would have a 30 minute nap after lunch. Heaven! Made the afternoons so much more pleasant, and
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by woolybully 7y ago
learn a musical instrument
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by woolybully 7y ago
tech is anything made, invented, not natural. So, the stirrup, eyeglasses, agriculture, our control of fire.
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by woolybully 7y ago
Can you recommend a simulator or two? And a curriculum?
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by woolybully 7y ago
Well, another term for a locomotive is an engine, a train engine. So a person who works on those is an engine-eer.
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by woolybully 8y ago
Yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIM-104_Patriot#Failure_at_Dha...
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by woolybully 9y ago
Have a look at StrongTalk.
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by woolybully 9y ago
APL, Snobol, Fortran, BAL, Pascal, Basic, Cobol, C, C++, Smalltalk, Objective C, Java, Lisp, Dylan, Perl, Tcl, Haskell, Scala, Clojure, Python, Erlang,
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by woolybully 9y ago
Applied Invention. https://www.appliedinvention.com/#about Applied Minds is hiring. http://appliedminds.com/
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by woolybully 9y ago
Can she/he do non-twitch games like Sokoban, Bloxorz, Incredible Machine? Not just the beginning levels, but the more advanced levels. If so, advance to one of the thousands of programming enviroments that've been developed for
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by woolybully 10y ago
Everyone's suggesting VR rigs, as you requested, but hold up a sec, he wants to learn to skateboard or rollerblade. While some of the VR rigs may help a person learn such a skill, most are purely "rides", with the person havi
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by woolybully 11y ago
C because, a) every language we're currently using is a reaction to C (or a reaction to a reaction to C, etc.), and b) it is still going strong in areas such as Linux development, and is enjoying a huge resurgence in areas such as Ardu
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by woolybully 11y ago
"full-stack", you say... Do you respect your stack? I've found that not only do I have to respect the customers I'm building for, and believe in the product we're making, I also have to believe in the technology st
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by woolybully 11y ago
Well, there's designing a pl and there's implementing a pl, and many other subquestions as well. For implementation, yes, the Dragon book is fundamental, but also look at other points of view, such as packrat parsing, or non-textu