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> Pseudoscheme consists primarily of a Scheme to Common Lisp translator that is written in Scheme. To obtain a version of the translator that runs in Common Lisp, it is applied to itself.

Yes!

Thank you!

I saw Schulman present how he discovered the dirty tricks Microsoft used to hobble Windows betas on DR-DOS, using similar techniques. This was at Ralph Nader's Appraising Microsoft conference in 1997.

It's covered in another of his books, Undocumented Windows.

Impressive work, and very brave at the time.

SVG version doesn't fully animate in Android Firefox, looks good in Chrome!

llama.pdf when?

How do you know?

You'll never get promoted with that attitude.

Pretty sure I learned about skip lists as a lock-free data structure that is relatively easy to reason about (but it was a while ago and I’m not finding confirmation in a quick search).

Yes, because you just don't look at the list at all.

Isn't that an instance of the license not working?

You implicitly lay responsibility on the worker first, then on the employer, then on the customer.

Perhaps if the order of responsibility were reversed, it would lead to better outcomes.

Only with v28, a year or two ago.

My whole life, I've been lied to. Thank you.

What.

I guess you have a more narrow definition of ideology!

It's a definition, not a consequent. Definition is equality not if-then.

Merriam-Webster: "Ideology: a manner or the content of thinking characteristic of an individual, group, or culture"

No ideology = no characteristic thinking.

If you think you don't have ideology, you probably have the dominant one. Or don't think.

Unless one doesn't think at all, or is completely inconsistent, one will have ideology.

Probably not this simplified example.

Hmm, I haven’t seen that Firefox issue, thanks!

If you play a larger grid on mobile, I guarantee you will see the page zooming and scrolling when you only want the puzzle to.

Thanks!

Maybe. I think the priority is to improve the CSS so that it plays better on mobile - it should not scroll or zoom at the page level.

Then maybe PWA it? Everything is client side already.

Some discussion is here:

https://github.com/gereleth/hexapipes/issues/44

Thanks!

It gets harder on larger boards, because the border pieces are a big hint. (But it’s still pretty easy.)

My understanding is it's the precedent from the past 50 years, rather than the law, that emphasizes "consumer welfare".

Source: Matt Stoller's book "Goliath".

He meant "you".

It was the exposure of Microsoft's business practices to daylight that had the greatest effect, IMO.

Seems like his point is the inverse: if you don't want it, how will anyone else?

Not in this one; 33 Thomas is later than the buildings you are thinking of.

You'd want to glance inside ex-AT&T 32 Ave of Americas for the full art deco.

That's a great story about the half floors!

H2. Twin fuselage. Get it?

Looking for better ways to type blimpy in my document.

That's when I finally caught on!