tuareg

Algeria with the Tuareg (especially the non-muslim Tuareg).

The Tuareg are still doing there thing, but again taking advantage of heavy all terrain trucks and instant messaging.

You can use -annot or -bin-annot when compiling and the Tuareg function caml-types-show-type in Emacs will be your best friend.

Emacs + slime for Common lisp and tuareg mode for ocaml can do everything that my intellij can do in Java.

I’ve added a bit of narrative-imagine a Tuareg sitting beneath a crystal-clear sky in the desert at night.

I'm reminded a bit of Mdou Moctar, a Tuareg guitarist who plays some pretty cool psychedelic rock.

I was writing α → α because that's how tuareg-font-lock-symbols renders 'a -> 'a, which does include the implicit quantifier.

Both Tuareg and Amazigh make up around 20% of Libya's population.

I learned OCaml about two or three years ago and at the time the best tooling was Tuareg and Merlin in Emacs.

I bought a second hand Tuareg which is pretty similar under the covers.

Why compare the Iraq war to the American civil rights movement when you could equally well bring up the French Revolution, the Tuareg Rebellion, or the War against Gallus?

The Tuareg rebellion didn't come from nowhere.

Do you consider the Tuareg a "colonialist power" in Africa?

"A lot of Libyans today are still surprised to discover there were Amazigh, Tuareg and Tabu peoples in Libya before 2011." I'm not sure knowing about Tuaregs is inherently more important than Bruce Lee if they're so marginal to your local life that you don't even know they exist.

The people you're talking about are Amazigh, also known as Berbers, and from the indigo, specifically Tuareg.

You can read the web just fine because you read English, not Tuareg.

That say, the type helps from Tuareg/merlin and a few other things really started to become very handy, and I miss them in ClojureScript now.