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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
I got quite excited as I read Haswell as Haskell, but if these claims hold, I'm still excited!
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
Perhaps this would also be useful as a browser extension so it could be used across the Internet.
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Raining.fm app released for Android and iOS(raining.fm)
2 points by AndreasFrom 13y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
The flockwithme and rulethejungle icons don't appear as links on my tablet which confused me a bit. The rest do.
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
Why do you want to get rid of Emacs?
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
Are you sure, we have Evil-mode and everything ;)
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New EmacsWiki design(emacswiki.org)
5 points by AndreasFrom 13y ago|3 comments
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
How do you label the axes?
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Milkypostman's single-file Emacs configuration(milkbox.net)
5 points by AndreasFrom 13y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
I agree. One of the things I love about scientific papers is being able to read the abstract to determine if the whole paper is worth reading.
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
This works and displays correctly, but is unbearably slow on iPad 2 whereas the PDF loads instantly. What is the point then or does it work a lot better in desktop browsers?
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Nix, purely functional package manager for Linux(nixos.org)
3 points by AndreasFrom 13y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
But it certainly loads quickly.
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BODOL – inspired by Haskell, Clojure and Shen(github.com)
132 points by AndreasFrom 13y ago|91 comments
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
I just want to note, also regarding the comments on this, that the ability to set up a dedicated server that always has the newest file exists.
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
I found it good and think you can look forward to reading it.
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
It appears to be a Usenet / mailing list / email abbreviation [1]. I could see myself appreciating it when skimming mailing lists or large documents, but then again I could just use Ctrl-f or the like. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
Not if you're Danish ;)
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by AndreasFrom 13y ago
Well, a single nuclear reactor minus the waste that needs to be stored for thousands of years.
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
Earlier discussion, primarily about benchmarking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5127251
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
Gocode can provide Omnicompletion for Vim which YCM can autocomplete for you, if that's what you mean. I'm currently doing that and it works really nicely.
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
Play with Java or Scala? What did you think about it?
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LiScript - S-exps syntax and macros that compile to JS(github.com)
4 points by AndreasFrom 14y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
I did it in Clojure once[1]. It's quite fun, I recommend it as well.
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
Here's Hacker (Startup) News from 6 years ago: http://web.archive.org/web/20070221033032/http://news.ycombi... http://i.imgur.com/ok2p05b.jpg
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
It's two-dimensional, you can also go down. Press ESC to get an overview and pressing SPC guides you through all the slides (ie. goes down as well).
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Fixing the Marmalade repo(nic.ferrier.me.uk)
1 points by AndreasFrom 14y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
Off topic: Why are their slides so unusable on iPad!? I can't swipe to the next slide without skipping that and 3 others.
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
And here's the release announcement: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F18_release_announcement > Heck, we'd even say that getting this release to you has been a mooving experience. Heh.
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by AndreasFrom 14y ago
Can anyone explain the consequences/seriousness of this to a foreigner.

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