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kuwze

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virtuallyfun.com 7y ago

Ttyplot – a real time plotting utility for the terminal

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www.forbes.com 7y ago

Open-Source Unicorn: Confluent Reaches $2.5B Valuation

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opencarnage.net 7y ago

Halo was written with a Lisp dialect called blamscript (2014)

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outspeaking.com 7y ago

What If Programming Language Adoption Is a Lemon Market?

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en.wikipedia.org 7y ago

Refal

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: Is it easier to sponsor a subreddit now? (2018/12/08)

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: What's your business tech stack?

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tmate.io 7y ago

Tmate: Instant Terminal Sharing

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www.scientificamerican.com 7y ago

The Unsolvable Problem

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www.youtube.com 7y ago

“Hackett: A Metaprogrammable Haskell” by Alexis King (YouTube Video)

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bddbddb.sourceforge.net 7y ago

Bddbddb: datalog with binary decision diagrams (2008)

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: ReasonML, ClojureScript, Purescript or Elm?

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: What's your must-have software for OS X?

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www.lancaster.ac.uk 8y ago

'C' Hyper-Reference – CHaR

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arxiv.org 8y ago

Lisp, Jazz, Aikido – Three Expressions of a Single Essence

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jcs.biologists.org 8y ago

The importance of stupidity in scientific research (2008)

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arxiv.org 8y ago

The Machine That Builds Itself: The Strengths of the Lisp Languages (2016)

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www.bleepingcomputer.com 8y ago

Changes in WebAssembly Could Render Meltdown and Spectre Browser Patches Useless

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www.yegor256.com 8y ago

Zerocracy: A Project Manager That Never Sleeps

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www.patreon.com 8y ago

Support Eric S. Raymond on Patreon

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www.wired.com 8y ago

The Problem with Putting All the World's Code in GitHub (2015)

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news.mit.edu 8y ago

Teaching chores to an artificial agent

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www.drdobbs.com 8y ago

HashLife: An Algorithm for Compressing Space and Time (2006)

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www.drdobbs.com 8y ago

HashLife – An Algorithm for Compressing Space and Time

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www.usenix.org 8y ago

A Study of Linux File System Evolution (2013) [pdf]

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www.mcs.anl.gov 8y ago

The future of scientific workflows (2017) [pdf]

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www.darpa.mil 8y ago

Big Mechanism (started in 2014)

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www.reddit.com 8y ago

Is R better than Python at anything?

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pdfs.semanticscholar.org 8y ago

Towards a mathematical science of programming (2016) [pdf]

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queue.acm.org 8y ago

Hadoop Superlinear Scalability (2015)

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Disclaimer: I am an idiot on this subject

I recently found out that you can’t easily spawn a shell and then send commands to it. It’s doable with tmux commands, but you’d think it would be easier. I just wanted to write something that locates npm/virtualenv stuff in bash, nothing fancy.

Lambda Cube 7 years ago

"Each dimension of the cube corresponds to a new way of making objects depend on other objects"

Is it normal to refer to data structures as objects? Just to my knowledge most typed languages abhor the awesome potential of object-oriented programming, like the CLOS.

Exactly!

The level of productivity we could have would enormous if we just focused on cutting out inessential tasks at the source instead of the periphery. I have been trying to promote the idea of neural ablation in company forever, but my boss just keeps moving me to darker parts of the building.