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Now it ships with ASDF and is capable of loading systems!

Let me know if you like it. Support on Patreon or Liberapay is much appreciated","time":1745756644,"title":"Show HN: A Common Lisp implementation in development, supports ASDF","type":"story","url":"https://savannah.nongnu.org/p/alisp"}],[42042025,{"by":"drcwpl","descendants":89,"id":42042025,"kids":[42043566,42043537,42044651,42043686,42043301,42045229,42053064,42047185,42055700,42053616,42048493,42045798,42044591],"score":329,"time":1730731870,"title":"Alonzo Church: Architect of computer intelligence","type":"story","url":"https://onepercentrule.substack.com/p/alonzo-church-the-forgotten-architect"}],[41088895,{"by":"chmaynard","descendants":134,"id":41088895,"kids":[41090927,41092557,41089566,41090269,41090665,41089896,41093433,41090182,41095648,41089887,41102897,41089624,41092913,41089541],"score":220,"time":1722109954,"title":"Tritone Substitutions","type":"story","url":"https://johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com/2024/07/27/tritone-substitutions/"}],[39059925,{"by":"jandeboevrie","descendants":162,"id":39059925,"kids":[39072496,39062767,39073023,39072696,39073142,39074238,39076307,39073045,39073234,39072914,39074717,39072810,39073817,39072766,39074599,39077013,39072554,39077141,39073291,39073070,39072723,39073129,39075200,39075371,39074543,39073614,39075370,39073380,39072645,39072700,39076323,39076494,39073013,39074696,39079003,39077489,39072541,39073431],"score":243,"time":1705692627,"title":"Memory leak proof every C program","type":"story","url":"https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/memory-leak-proof-every-C-program"}],[35372653,{"by":"brudgers","descendants":74,"id":35372653,"kids":[35377259,35376027,35375793,35380900,35375769,35376796,35375583,35375980,35376107,35376424,35376257,35376712,35379096,35377126,35379647,35379350,35375535,35376560,35383008],"score":76,"time":1680184082,"title":"This is a Chord (2016)","type":"story","url":"https://tumblr.austinkleon.com/post/152691534221"}],[28988524,{"by":"jdminhbg","descendants":239,"id":28988524,"kids":[28989193,28990058,28989352,28989144,28989591,28989746,28989384,28990913,28989375,28989391,28989150,28989141,28989503,28988872,28989805,28989469,28990005,28989496,28989778,28989500,28989102,28990440,28989430,28990073,28991923,28989612,28989655,28993183,28988984,28990052],"score":215,"time":1635173797,"title":"14-inch MacBook Pro review: A Mac Pro in your backpack","type":"story","url":"https://sixcolors.com/post/2021/10/review-14-inch-macbook-pro-2021/"}],[26273169,{"by":"rbanffy","descendants":377,"id":26273169,"kids":[26292187,26289878,26289946,26291108,26289876,26273365,26289817,26289906,26291883,26290617,26290780,26292144,26289815,26289893,26290288,26289904,26292217,26293430,26290038,26289958,26290660,26289814,26291140,26289956,26292224,26290333,26293311,26291318,26291782,26290503,26291850,26295973,26291195,26289802,26299029,26289860,26289888,26290985,26289887,26293995,26292573,26291792,26291630,26292097,26290030,26290372,26293553,26289940,26290345,26289984,26290976,26290590,26291858,26290376,26291626,26291154,26290306,26290952,26293469,26289872,26280073],"score":439,"time":1614333905,"title":"In Defense of Dumb TVs","type":"story","url":"https://frame.work/blog/in-defense-of-dumb-tvs"}],[22881808,{"by":"AnonC","descendants":176,"id":22881808,"kids":[22883532,22884218,22883700,22884587,22883076,22883269,22883281,22884187,22882093,22883678,22883528,22885612,22883749,22884326,22883698,22883851,22883036,22886718,22883691,22884348,22884503,22883424,22884563,22886160,22884167,22887582,22886607,22884620,22885719,22885803,22884165,22884782,22883924,22884904,22884116,22886565,22884334,22883373,22884973,22882305,22884448,22884805,22887405,22883952,22885570,22883103,22884401,22887059,22884155,22888287,22887415,22889150,22889841,22882621,22885516,22889829,22890822,22884414,22902829,22887563,22887965,22900355,22888241,22888502,22885610,22887320,22883435,22884826,22887291,22885976,22885489,22883896,22882082,22887516,22885848,22887184,22888253,22890905,22890214],"score":292,"text":"With reference to the other post here (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22875106), I’m once again fascinated by Emacs and the following it has. I know vi (learned it quite sometime ago) and though I’m not a power user, I can do a lot of things in vi without putting in much effort or searching online for solutions.

So I’m here to ask for resources — text based tutorials, video tutorials and what not — that would help someone grok Emacs (from a novice level) and get into the Emacs way of doing things (including elisp?).

I would also like recommendations on what (package/source) you consider as the best to install on macOS and on Linux.","time":1586977978,"title":"Ask HN: Resources to grok Emacs and use it well?","type":"story"}],[20770284,{"by":"pje","descendants":75,"id":20770284,"kids":[20771292,20771130,20771434,20771498,20770477,20771024,20771285,20771044,20771503,20771215,20771436,20771772,20771381,20771438,20771111,20770760,20771007],"score":58,"text":"Pairing is famously a UX nightmare [0]. Even Apple's AirPods cut out constantly, suffer from interference from other nearby devices [1], and apparently just don't work in an open space [2].

To people with Bluetooth expertise: Why is the Bluetooth audio experience always so...bad? Are there some fundamental technical limitations in the spec? Are my expectations unreasonable? Or is it just always implemented poorly? Followup: are there competing technologies that Just Work™?

[0]: https://xkcd.com/2055/

[1]: https://support.apple.com/en-is/HT209369 ("move away from places [with] a lot of Wi-Fi activity")

[2]: http://www.iphonehacks.com/2018/04/heres-why-your-airpods-or-other-bluetooth-headphones-cut-out-while-crossing-a-street.html","time":1566494015,"title":"Ask HN: Why is Bluetooth audio always so bad?","type":"story"}],[20541683,{"by":"sorokod","descendants":44,"id":20541683,"kids":[20550178,20550105,20541745,20549998,20550183,20547680,20550739,20550675],"score":100,"text":"https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jul/27/joke-on-roman-souvenir-bloomberg-building-site-city-of-london","time":1564229970,"title":"“Roman Biro”, complete with joke, found at London building site","type":"story","url":"https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jul/27/joke-on-roman-souvenir-bloomberg-building-site-city-of-london"}],[20062579,{"by":"liyanage","descendants":210,"id":20062579,"kids":[20063636,20063072,20063434,20063191,20063088,20067870,20067255,20067131,20063213,20067232,20066461,20063235,20066989,20066927,20063696,20068121,20063331,20063193,20067035,20067245,20067202,20069561,20066729,20063593,20074219,20063395,20068070],"score":292,"time":1559321255,"title":"Why Was Mini USB Deprecated in Favor of Micro USB?","type":"story","url":"https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/18552/why-was-mini-usb-deprecated-in-favor-of-micro-usb"}],[19179272,{"by":"andyonthewings","descendants":39,"id":19179272,"kids":[19181352,19181298,19181226,19182746,19182887],"score":107,"time":1550333889,"title":"Cygwin 3.0.0-1","type":"story","url":"https://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2019-02/msg00229.html"}],[18479942,{"by":"indigodaddy","descendants":180,"id":18479942,"kids":[18481207,18483167,18480334,18480554,18480294,18480810,18483076,18481904,18483501,18480259,18480667,18480507,18481784,18483025,18482643,18480415,18483136,18480451,18487629,18480542,18480252,18480331],"score":130,"time":1542542098,"title":"The Coming Crisis in Home Computers (1983)","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/1983/06/19/business/the-coming-crisis-in-home-computers.html"}],[18386223,{"by":"pmoriarty","descendants":38,"id":18386223,"kids":[18388107,18387258,18386607,18386544,18388268,18386764,18386911,18386999,18387171,18388131,18387267,18386368],"score":65,"time":1541453862,"title":"One Reason That MIT Should Reinstate Scheme and 6.001 (2009)","type":"story","url":"https://dekudekuplex.wordpress.com/2009/08/19/how-scheme-can-train-the-mind-one-reason-that-mit-should-reinstate-scheme-and-6-001/"}]]

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