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by zoren 3y ago
In other lisps a let form has a body that the binding(s) range over and they are not available outside. As in `(let n 12 (+ n n))` here n wouldn't be accessible after. You have `(def name 5)` for making definitions that are readable ou
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by zoren 3y ago
> npx web-push generate-vapid-keys --json > vapid.json Does the trick
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by zoren 3y ago
vapidkeys.com signs you up for their newsletter I later found
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by zoren 3y ago
Great article, thank you for sharing! The web-push package has a generateVAPIDKeys have you tried that? Was it not good since you use vapidkeys.com?
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by zoren 3y ago
Amazing how intelligent people think intelligence can be quantified in a single number.
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by zoren 5y ago
Also helps if you want to hang something on the wall.
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by zoren 5y ago
I’ll tell you one thing about useless stuff. Sometimes it turns out to be useful, only in a way you hadn’t imagined.
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by zoren 6y ago
> The name "Steel Bank Common Lisp" is a reference to Carnegie Mellon University Common Lisp from which SBCL forked: Andrew Carnegie made his fortune in the steel industry and Andrew Mellon was a successful banker. https:&#x2F
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by zoren 6y ago
I thought solar farms produced power.
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by zoren 7y ago
Not very often and not for very long. Source: lived here 38 years.
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by zoren 7y ago
Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham apparently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johari_window
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by zoren 8y ago
I guess you’re right. It’s also blocked here in Denmark.
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by zoren 9y ago
In The Black Swan, Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues that applying game theory to real life situations is one instance of the ludic fallacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludic_fallacy
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by zoren 9y ago
Why would you hold 10,000 elements in a linked list?
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by zoren 9y ago
Oh I understood you as if you where claiming we are currently in a tech bubble that will burst soon. That's why I asked when this would happen.
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by zoren 9y ago
When will this crash come? And how do you know?
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by zoren 9y ago
I would claim ANTLR is such a tool.
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by zoren 9y ago
Are they? I thought parser combinators made parsing context sensitive grammars easier than when using parser generators.
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by zoren 9y ago
True, irrational shared a first hand experience and then proceeded to speculate as if that experience was evidence that smoking is more prevalent in Canada than in the US.
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by zoren 9y ago
Do you have numbers to back up your claim?
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by zoren 9y ago
That is one weird array in Google's reply. Looks like it could have been an object instead, whereby JSON hijacking wouldn't be a problem.
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by zoren 9y ago
I don't think it was intended in the formal sense either. But "minimalistic" or "small" would probably be more suitable.
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by zoren 10y ago
Someone please remind me why the hash is not a type definition so the representation would only have to be changed in one place.
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by zoren 10y ago
I shall have to commit my crime in cloudy weather then.
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by zoren 10y ago
Isn't it only the types of the AST-nodes rather than semantics you need a common representation for?
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by zoren 10y ago
Will they?
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by zoren 10y ago
Living in Copenhagen, Denmark I'm not sure that moving here necessarily will make you more happy. Maybe the results would be different if one looked at what makes expats happy when moving to a new country.
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by zoren 10y ago
As to the first claim. It seems Mississippi has the highest poverty rate at 21.9%. California is at 16.4%. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_poverty...
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by zoren 10y ago
Agreed. Yet even more incredible would be not even bringing energy for the propulsion. http://www.space.com/32546-interstellar-spaceflight-stephen-...
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by zoren 10y ago
Thanks for the offer. I've seen this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJVL80Gg3lA and I think I understand how it works but still think the results are amazing.

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