Posts by zig@functional.cafe
(DIR) Post #9wNge9e3NDBu5hkmLA by zig@functional.cafe
2020-06-23T17:09:12Z
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@sir @wolf480pl @martijnbraam @ivesen meh to everything that pretend to be intel.
(DIR) Post #9wOeS1Yn6pDe7LUeky by zig@functional.cafe
2020-06-23T17:02:39Z
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@veer66 The first day at the engineering school, the teacher was using fvwm, I fell in love with them since day one. Next day, they explained how use emacs...
(DIR) Post #9wSzY7k91EbpiHaSBs by zig@functional.cafe
2020-06-26T06:34:54Z
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@veer66 I use to be a fvwm mostly because it was really fast. Configuration was not easy tho.At that time I did not know about tiling window managers.
(DIR) Post #9wT1tf7sIVtrEn5JNw by zig@functional.cafe
2020-06-26T06:38:56Z
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@jeko By the way, I implemented an optimization that reduce further disk requirements. On a small dataset of 10GB, the required disk space is around 10GB :)(that is without replication)
(DIR) Post #9whwvlPoH3yUMsKkz2 by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-03T11:46:43Z
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@veer66 Where RH speaks about RDF?
(DIR) Post #9whww2YEYzoXVvPDyS by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-03T11:44:06Z
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@veer66 Here the announcement https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/options/abstract-wikipedia/@maxlath
(DIR) Post #9whx7DF39lElr6lBmi by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-03T11:47:49Z
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@veer66 In which contexte?If it is about RDF databases, I think it is because JSON-LD came later. Also, there is already (too?) many ways to format results.
(DIR) Post #9whxOQUBAWKdr12q0G by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-03T11:52:13Z
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@veer66 what about it?Also did you know about https://linkeddatafragments.org/
(DIR) Post #9wsBXpUKv9f6wY5zQ8 by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-03T11:38:41Z
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@maxlath @veer66 speaking of wikidata, did you read about abstract wikipeida and wikilambda?
(DIR) Post #9xPEsmUwhcmkcjDQcy by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-24T09:00:31Z
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@humanetech @veer66 I read about it. It is very interesting, and intersect with my work on #copernic. They put lot of efforts to make RDF easier.I still need to think this through again and again: it seems to me RDF is a good standard with many good ideas, and worth reading about.RDF is a requirement for interoperability of software systems across companies and institutions.It seems to me that for a specific applications, it is possible to come up with a easier design and interface. One that does not require to go through a vast amount of document and undocumented practices. Again, I was willing to bridge the gap with RDF and implement it. But like others (https://github.com/eBay/akutan) I will stop trying to convince people that there is such an easier RDF standard, because inertia etc... it does not work. Instead, I will seek toward the next step that is make use of #copernic to build something that is useful to me.tl;dr: RDF is a requirement for interoperability of software systems, but if you do not need interoperability, there are easier grabs.
(DIR) Post #9xPq57SyGY8zQz2RSC by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-24T14:22:26Z
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@mdhughes @kensanata 📣 SCHEME ALL THE THINGS 🎉 /me hides!
(DIR) Post #9xRJTqqEJ02uwR1T0a by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-25T09:01:55Z
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@Troll Comment tu fais pour les retrouver ?
(DIR) Post #9xRJsqC5qivKAoAIds by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-25T09:06:26Z
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@Troll Dans mon cas j'utilise unsplash pour agrementer les README de mes projets libres 😎 D'ailleurs cela te rapporte quelque chose de les mettre sur unsplash (visibilite peut-etre?)
(DIR) Post #9xRKBkLVogq7XPaN2O by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-25T09:09:51Z
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@Troll Tu n'as pas publie le lien vers ta page unsplash 😭
(DIR) Post #9xRKWM8wzq9mYXXNtA by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-25T09:13:36Z
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@Troll 😄 merci
(DIR) Post #9xaWKaJ62xxe03vZtw by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-29T19:31:47Z
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Some rules 📜 about juggling between #software projects :0) Do not rage quit and delete your code 🚯 1) Do not give up 💪 2) If you give up or rage quit, make sure you have a backup 🔮 3) If you still want to move to another project leave the project in clean state. There should be a source program or a document that explain how it is supposed to work. 🧐 Good luck 💓
(DIR) Post #9xaWKcrYXoiJvW47tI by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-29T19:32:32Z
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Cycling between projects is a good thing, but you must prepare your re-entry 👨🚀 👩🚀
(DIR) Post #9xbVgQJU2ik3eEEUQC by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-30T06:53:44Z
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How to define a switch using #scheme?Here is an example that use the predicate `=` for the comparison between numbers:```scheme (define-syntax switch (syntax-rules () [(switch key (value out) ... (else expr)) (cond ((= key value) out) ... (else expr))]))```It can be used as follow:```scheme (switch key (TB-KEY-F1 (make-key #f alternative 'F1)) (TB-KEY-F2 (make-key #f alternative 'F2)) (TB-KEY-F3 (make-key #f alternative 'F3)) (TB-KEY-F4 (make-key #f alternative 'F4)) (else (error 'some-symbol "some message" key)))```Enjoy #programming!
(DIR) Post #9xbVy6YyDELzbduKiu by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-30T07:08:58Z
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@mdhughes That is correct! I forgot about the fact that key can be eval'ed. Thanks!eqv? does not work on some numbers. I try to avoid `eqv?`
(DIR) Post #9xbW6noBJLmm2uAalU by zig@functional.cafe
2020-07-30T07:10:32Z
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@mdhughes Here is a better example of a switch over strings that includes the improvement you are talking about:```scheme (define-syntax switch (syntax-rules () [(switch key (value out) ... (else expr)) (let ((key* key)) (cond ((string=? key* value) out) ... (else expr))])))```