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googlegroups, and since it's not obvious that Discourse Corp is more predatory
than Google Corp (indeed, the former is dispensing freemium-ware rather than
ad-ware, so are more attractive in terms of business model), it feels
irrational for me to be too put off by it.
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skipped over it when looking here. Also, this illustrates
the perennial mistake of focusing on one solution -- how do I exec? --
rather than stepping back and asking 'what am I actually trying to do?'
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s and so on, which I was rather
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that, with that name in hand, SRFI/1 does indeed have a zip
procedure, which works with circular lists.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convolution_(computer_science)
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when I do that 'by hand'), to cope with any exceptions thrown in there.
Of course, I should design that response-output procedure so that it
won't throw exceptions, but... never say never.
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Thank you, Brian and Jesse, for your thoughts on this. There may still
be an exception problem here, though.
(and sorry for being sluggish to respond)
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Now, in tracking this down I can see that I have a wrong design here:
the servlet has
that that will sometimes happen, is the
output-response-body/chunked procedure doing the right thing here? Am I
missing something?
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and these are
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unequivocally recognisable as a licence.
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[1] I say 'exactly': I can't think of any differences, but I wouldn't
want to insist there were none.
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using a language called DSSSL,
and decided to explore this language 'scheme' that it was reportedly an
implementation of, and I printed out R5RS. So DSSSL Good.
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ather hand-waving explanation, and I'll defer to those
with more detailed knowledge of the relevant numerical analysis.
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> notation for XML than XML syntax is.
Lots of ditto!
Tangential for this list, but <https://nxg.me.uk/dist/lx/>.
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GateKeeper checks :) Great stuff.
Great stuff indeed.
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. If the intention was to avoid 'ad
hominem' as well, then perhaps simply '...unwelcome or hostile behavior
that focuses on people instead of ideas'.
3. Layout: wow -- the 70s are back (in a good way).
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ng) will only return
the type of thing it's supposed to return, and not anything that needs
checked. That would be still more important if you were using Typed
Racket.
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' with, eg, 'haskell' and 'python'
suggests that's declined relatively modestly. Perhaps the world is
finally catching on.
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stages are 'lazy'), but I'm having a hard time seeing why it's obvious
they're not isomorphic.
I imagine there may be both pragmatic and fundamental semantic reasons
why the two are different.
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: (add1 (add1 (add1
(what-neil-said
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(printf "binaries in ~a~%" base
That encodes some platform-specific knowledge in the list of possible
binary locations, but it can be extended to 'everywhere I've ever heard
of a LaTeX binary ending up, on any platform, plus some extra
heuristics', and still be fairly
d there might be a path-searching equivalent on Windows, too.
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for the situation.
The internet's become a very different place from what it was going to
be 20 or 25 years ago. *sigh*
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of a cloud solution. Have I
deceived myself with respect to Slack (as distinct from the model in
general), or is this down to a matter of where you or I or others might
locate those tradeoffs?
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e build glitch here?
I'm on OS X, 10.10.5
The same thing happens as far back as Racket 5.3.6, which is the
earliest I have to hand.
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Thus:
This is ^Aemph^Bemphasised^C text, and standard LaTeX.
I can fill in further details if that would be useful.
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in the Racket style guide at
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(though I think that '#:' is a syntactical constraint that denotes keywords,
and not just a naming convention).
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h2 'f100)))
(displayln ((hash-ref h2 'f500)))
(displayln ((hash-ref h2 'f500)))
but even then, you don't need the indirection for the apply. Remember
functions are first-class values -- they're as much 'a thing you can pass
around' as a string is, or a number.
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of the main submodule into
a top-level function, and call that with (current-command-line-arguments). Not
as pretty, but it typechecks.
Thanks for your help.
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On 2015 Apr 29, at 18:06, Neil Toronto neil.toro...@gmail.com wrote:
I suggest we thank John for carrying out this annoying drudgery whose results
are good but unobservable to most of us.
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