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Out of curiosity, what software are you using to run and manage your mailing list?

They seem to be related, there's a FAQ entry that mentions Sencha Ext JS.

https://ext.net/faq/

Hi Bob! I just want to tell you that I've just started reading your book and I'm enjoying it very much.

Maybe you could add a design note in the chapter with the mentioned content?

Keep it up!

If you're a fan of this type of libs, you should also check out https://stimulusjs.org/ and https://umbrellajs.com/.

Is it Blueprint[0] you're talking about? It doesn't seem to be a reimplementation.

[0] https://github.com/square/Blueprint

Salvatore Sanfilippo, from Redis fame, has a nice one https://github.com/antirez/sds.

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Currently developing an app similar to Google Forms for the European Health Data Evidence Network project. Previously developing classifiers for automated mammogram triage in a clinical setting.

Looking for any interesting opportunities.

What's "Google-flavored Java"?

If you're interested in the Dart VM, I also recommend taking a look at Vyacheslav Egorov's Introduction to Dart VM (https://mrale.ph/dartvm/).

Interestingly, I just read this last night on Factfulness by Hans Rosling so it's certainly not a new finding. I highly recommend the book.

Can anyone recommend a good resource to get up to speed with Java's new features since 1.8?

But don't people, who compile C on Windows, usually compile it as C++? That means you in fact get access to some (most?) of C99.

I'm not familiar with HermitCore but the authors "...promise that this will make it easier to maintain and extend our kernel [originally written in C]." It'd be great if they could elaborate.

AFAIK the point wasn't to replace elisp. It was to replace emacs' interpreter with guile's which also supports elisp.

I also created my Spotify account with Facebook. When I wanted to unlink them I just sent an email to support and they did it pretty quickly with no issues. I haven't used FB and Spotify for years now, so things might have changed, but OP should try and do the same.

In my experience, what you're saying's not true. I might have given the wrong impression but the friends I mentioned aren't ignorant at all. "Well, they do have to make money somehow." It's a choice. That's why I say they don't care.

Also, I simpatize with your last sentence but you must understand that consumers expect a lot of software to be free, nowadays. It's really hard to compete with free so I don't blame companies who go the FB route.

I think you're completely wrong. You and I care about privacy and it feels like everyone does too because we're only getting signals from inside our own little tech bubble. People don't care about their privacy, it's a simple as that. At least not enough to stop using Facebook and whatnot. Most of my friends and acquaintances are software engineers and couldn't care less about Facebook's scandals and how it uses their data because they "use adblock, anyway". My less techy friends actually enjoy getting targeted ads since, at least, they're not completely inappropriate.

Apple is indeed invested in the "we care about your privacy" narrative. Probably not our of the goodness of their hearts. It differentiates them from the competition even more and is yet another justification for their premiums. I agree with you, they're the good guys for now.

Yeah that comment seems out of place. Especially when you hear so many good things about Pinboard. Maybe it's sarcasm?

Jon, it's impressive how you deliver incredibly performant cross-platform UIs. You really should consider talking about your development and custom widget toolkit.

Great job on Sublime Merge.

What's your goto intro/reference to QNX's internals?

Doesn't native erlang handle that? With {packet, Len} and {active, once}?

What JavaScript interpreter do you use for embedding? I know of MuJS [1] but it only supports ES5.

[1] https://mujs.com/

I really want to change to Firefox but a while ago it was a huge battery drain on my mac. It had something to do with it not using CoreAnimation, I think. Does anyone know if this is still the case?

I also feel like this isn't a good idea but who knows.

In 2009 the Portuguese government introduced a mandatory quota of 25% Portuguese music in all radio stations. It was absolutely terrible at the time as all Portuguese music was invariably shitty. Flash forward 9 years and, in my opinion, things are much better. We still have a bunch of bad music but meanwhile a lot new quality artists appeared and became popular. Maybe it has nothing to do with the quota's but take it as you will.

The code is in branch feature/libjit of emacs' repo, if anyone wants to take a look. http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git/tree/?h=feature/l...

Dan Luu wrote about terminal latency a while back [1]. Eshell is actually the shell with the least overall latency. Is is, though, very slow at sinking stdout, which is probably what you are noticing.

[1] https://danluu.com/term-latency/

Same thing on desktop.

Kind of off topic but does anyone have any resources on operating system development for AArch64?

Where does this leave Keras? Wasn't it supposed to be the new high level interface to TF?

EDIT: Also, what about TF-Slim?

Failing that, it would be great if someone is collecting all is writings.