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Posted by
agentbellnorm on Sunday March 29, 2026 @06:17PM
from the github.com dept.
Posted by
agentbellnorm on Saturday March 07, 2026 @03:19PM
from the github.com dept.
Paying a private company so you can pay the government.
You guys need to raise your expectations.
Im making an orthodox file manager with vim-ish interactions. In rust with iced-rs.
The Asahi devs are doing the lords work. Looking forward to using it in the future.
I’ve been using their 2d graphing calculator since college and love it
I had it hallucinate an async google cloud storage Java library at me yesterday. Pretty quick to debunk but a bit puzzling!
With enough saved input/output data, maybe some parts could even be replaced by a ml model?
Not 100% serious but then again seems like serious resources are put into this problem, so maybe worth a try
I’ve seen this concept being talked about for a couple of days now. I even read the Reddit thread this morning.
But until now I didn’t know what the letters stand for. Thank you.
Death to abbreviations!
I’m on a similar track. Web/java background and started doing some tutorials and aoc, currently working on the the same ray tracer challenge book (it’s awesome). Not sure what a next step would be, maybe that one book where you implement a web browser or some raspberry pi project. Any recommendations?
Was thinking the same! They should do a tour where they play music but also talk about how it all works, q&a etc.
I just wish more people would adopt clojure and clojurescript. The world would be a better place.
Posted by
agentbellnorm on Tuesday April 13, 2021 @04:29AM
from the morganbentell.wordpress.com dept.
Posted by
agentbellnorm on Saturday February 20, 2021 @05:40PM
from the csapp.cs.cmu.edu dept.
TIL how programs are combined
Posted by
agentbellnorm on Friday November 20, 2020 @10:41AM
from the morganbentell.wordpress.com dept.
Because all children deserve a decent education where they are not separated by their parents income.
I definitely think desireability needs to be part of the conversation.
I do not have have any data, and maybe you are correct.
But I am not claiming to answer a research question. To answer the research question, you need a better method.
I am just pointing out the bias.
Other than some interesting themes and anecdotes, I’d be very careful to draw any conclusions based on the survey.
There are many intuitive reasons why unsuccessfully unschooled people would not answer this survey.
A huge concern with unschooling is lack of social development, and the respondents are found through social networks.
In the worst case, suicide would prevent someone from answering the survey.
The title is misleading because the survey can’t possibly answer the question with a survey like this, and without addressing the issue of equal opportunity, which might be the biggest factor when designing education.
Sometimes when we have created things with code, we wipe the sweat from our foreheads and feel proud because it was kind of hard.
Usually when I have created something with clojure I feel disappointed because it was so easy.
I think this guide is great! If we want people to use clojure we can’t impose emacs on them too. This guide introduces clojure from where most developers are at.
I enjoy and support the systems mentioned in the article, but the right to unpaid leave was used by Daniel Ek, Markus Persson or Niklas Zennström as far as I know.
I think the framereate is what makes it feel more vivid. I didn’t experience that big of a difference with regards to resolution.
I loved this story. In 2016 I glanced out of a window of a train between holyhead and liverpool and saw the ship sitting there. I had no idea.
Posted by
agentbellnorm on Monday January 13, 2020 @02:14AM
from the security.stackexchange.com dept.
Posted by
agentbellnorm on Monday February 04, 2019 @03:45PM
from the show-hn dept.