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spindle commented on An Estimate on the Total Number of XFCE Users   alexxcons.github.io/blogp... · Posted by u/ethanpil
spindle · a year ago
They estimate 14 million. (I would have said "over 10 million" to avoid spurious precision.) This makes me happy!
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spindle · a year ago
INTERCAL
spindle commented on Frame.work laptop now available in Denmark, Finland, and Sweden   community.frame.work/t/no... · Posted by u/theshrike79
FireInsight · a year ago
Can't seem to find the finnish keyboard option for the 13, and it seems to be immediately out-of-stock for the 16.

It's great, though. The keyboard layout was the main thing restricting me from getting a framework. I was just looking at slimbooks yesterday, in fact, since they offer more keyboard layouts.

spindle · a year ago
This is an issue that should concern us all, since Finnish has a bright future: https://www.hagen-schmidt.de/suomi/worldlanguage.html
spindle commented on Ola Bini: Again more violations. But I can finally appeal   twitter.com/olabini/statu... · Posted by u/kristianp
spindle · a year ago
Can someone please advise me on how to donate money to help Ola? There's a relevant web site but it hasn't been updated for a long time - http://freeolabini.org/en/

Thank you!

spindle commented on Cognition: A new antisyntax language redefining metaprogramming   ret2pop.nullring.xyz/blog... · Posted by u/GalaxyNova
spindle · a year ago
This is lovely.

I'm having trouble working out how this differs from Factor, in which left bracket and quote are also not primitive.

spindle commented on New Foundations is consistent – a difficult mathematical proof proved using Lean   leanprover-community.gith... · Posted by u/namanyayg
randallholmes · a year ago
I would say that there is very little danger of a proof in Lean being incorrect.

There is a serious danger, which has nothing to do with bugs in Lean, which is a known problem for software verification and also applies in math: one must read the conclusions carefully to make sure that the right thing is actually proved.

I read Wilshaw's final conclusions carefully, and she did indeed prove what needed to be proved.

spindle · a year ago
Many congratulations on being formally proved right, Randall!

u/spindle

KarmaCake day759February 21, 2018View Original