New: literate-programmingAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krhive-183959hive-150122hive-185836zzansteemhive-180932photographyhive-101145hive-166405hive-183397hive-144064uncommonlabkrsuccesshive-184714hive-188619bitcoinhive-103599hive-145157hive-193637hive-180301hive-193186hive-179660TrendingNewHotLikersjustyy (82)in blog • 2 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.What is literate programming?Hey there, developers! So we already wrote about developer productivity, how to measure and increase it, and what to avoid while doing this. But what to do when you are already productive and…sundawning (39)in org-mode • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.New way to combine klipse with org-modeWrote one , but the method is very limited, and it can not be closely combined with the original org-mode, but it is not entirely useless. There are still merits, so this article is relative to…sundawning (39)in org-mode • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Get full output of curl shell command in org-modeAt present () there are three solutions. Although the final results are slightly different, they are similar but do not affect the final result. org-babel-execute-src-block It was first…sundawning (39)in common-lisp • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.ANSWER: LISP recursion using car/cdrQuestion: Snapshot: See detailed step by step solution: Why answer this homework? Why not. Answer(There is actually no final answer, many places in the code can be improved.)…sundawning (39)in programming • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Functional Programming Originates from the Urgent Need of Weak Mankind to Resist the Great Universe(en)Take the Common Lisp program as an example. A Common Lisp program could have been just a function, but in order to make it easier for humans to read it, a function was split into multiple small…sundawning (39)in blockchain • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Implementing "Blockshell" with Common Lisp(en)Since reading Blockshell[1] -- the command line interface for a minimal learning blockchain: After that, the development of the blockchain program began. The following text uses the…sundawning (39)in blockchain • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.用Common Lisp实现"Blockshell"自从阅读了 Blockshell[1] —— 一个最小的学习区块链的命令行界面: 后,便开始了区块链程序的开发路程。 以下正文内容用一句句源码一步一步地实现Common Lisp版的"Blockshell",可以查看原文 来直接构建,省去复制粘贴的过程。 程序使用org-mode编写,相应的示例与程序的定义部分成对存在,代码即示例,代码即文档。…sundawning (39)in programming • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.函数式编程源自弱小人类对抗浩瀚宇宙的迫切需求以Common Lisp程序为例。 一个Common…sundawning (39)in clock • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.StumpWM里的史努比整点报时器在使用StumpWM作为窗口管理器时,想要每逢整点,会自动报时,也可以手动查看当前时间: 于是创建了项目: 为这个项目点赞以支持作者继续维护开发。sundawning (39)in stylish • 7 years agoDiigo on Mobile PhoneBecause of the frequent web analytics failures on mobile Diigo app, the native web version of Diigo is very poor, with poor fonts, poor pop-ups, and so on. So I created a Stylish theme "Diigo on…sundawning (39)in common-lisp • 7 years agoOn CL-CSS(en)Document the practical process of generating CSS using the Common Lisp package CL-CSS [1]. Original: [Created]: [Update]: Write a CSS rule pattern CL-CSS supports multiple ways to splice…sundawning (39)in common-lisp • 7 years agoOn CL-CSS记录使用Common Lisp包CL-CSS[1]生成CSS的实践过程。 原文: [创建时间]: [更新时间]: 编写CSS规则的范式 CL-CSS支持多种方式来拼接将要生成CSS的列表,一条CSS规则里能自由地使用符号、字符串、关键字,但为了让代码看起来具有统一的格式,人为地规范一条CSS规则各部分的类型。 规范如下: 选择器设置为字符串类型…sundawning (39)in rss • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Share RSS that follow the latest content on the literate-programming tab of the Steemit websiteRSS: Inoreader: How: Please check this content If you want the author to help create RSS.sundawning (39)in tai-chi • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Taiji Yin-Yang figure drawn on the basis of the 24th solar day neutrality measurement mapColoring chart: Original image: Cardiogram: S-chart: From:sundawning (39)in cn • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Ignorance and fearlessness by MarkDownLearn MarkDown grammar from the original content of exquisite articles, learn writing methods and typesetting methods from personal favorite articles, and use one hundred words to grow into…