Should there be a reparable house movement ?
It costs a lot to have glued and weirdly assembled houses ...
lisp, prolog, sml, apl, forth, st (+math)
looking for freelance opportunities in FP, LP, CLP, RO and comp bio
70% emacs / 20% vi / 10% ed
I also enjoy electronics, mechanics, woodworking and any kind of hacking
lastly sociology of group work is a recent passion of mine
Should there be a reparable house movement ?
It costs a lot to have glued and weirdly assembled houses ...
reddit early days shows cliki
cliki.net I assume.. reminiscent of the original lisp implementation ?
weird non-nostalgia https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/java/1256/
Meanwhile, in Japanโฆ
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#horse #horses #motorcycle #bike #robot #bot #bots #tech #technology #BigTech #mecha #news #japan #japanese
introduction slides about constraints programming
Le futur des cotes en europe ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o7iqCd6Ot4
occasional archlinux manual update https://archlinux.org/news/linux-firmware-2025061312fe085f-5-upgrade-requires-manual-intervention/
archeologist can track seasonal meals from soot stuck on cave ceiling ...
surprising find of the day: classical music and plant growth
pond design ideas
I am happy to announce that my colleague Paul Blain Levy has won the Alonzo Church Award.
blender 5 renderer preview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-dZKBwbsis
jk, it's a spinning microscope.. which is even cooler
France quietly deployed 100,000+ Linux machines in their police force - GendBuntu is a silent EU tech success story
Well done. Let us get free from Microsoft spyware OS. They are not trustworthy vendors, and all taxpayers' money should go to fund open-source apps/software and not to Bill Gates' fortune.
Trying to find resources on improved water recycling
"DECENTRALIZED
WASTEWATER TREATMENT" is a thing apparently
Found a nice little bit of FORTH history in the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Computer Division Internal Reports No. 17 https://library.nrao.edu/public/memos/comp/CDIR_17.pdf -- has a very early Forth vocabulary listing.