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811.
by Bootvis 14y ago
So you know: rendering is really bad in Firefox 17.0.1 on Windows Vista.
812.
by Bootvis 14y ago
This PDF looks really great, thank you for mentioning it!
813.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Also R and I think were mostly in agreement here. However I'm of the opinion that more than just these languages (languages with lazy evaluation or macro's) are decent and that in for example Ruby there are differences between if and a func
814.
by Bootvis 14y ago
In what languages is if a function?
815.
by Bootvis 14y ago
I read it in Dutch as translated by H.J. de Roy van Zuydewijn. If you want to read it in Dutch his translations of The Ilias and the Odyssey are highly recommended by me and more importantly my classics teacher. The Ilias is out of print bu
816.
GNU Typist(gnu.org)
118 points by Bootvis 14y ago|57 comments
817.
by Bootvis 14y ago
The Iliad, I had high expectations but it was even better than I expected.
818.
by Bootvis 14y ago
1) CFA Level 1 and start CFA Level 2 2) Skiing 3) Improve my knowledge of stochastic Calculus as used in finance
819.
by Bootvis 14y ago
This just baffles me: "The chairman, Mohammed Nasser Al Ghanim, says there was no vote, but the proposal was adopted by consensus after taking the "temperature of the room.""
820.
Dubai Internet Conference: UN group favors greater gov't roles(emirates247.com)
1 points by Bootvis 14y ago|1 comments
821.
by Bootvis 14y ago
I'm quite surprised by the aggressiveness of this campaign, but maybe that's because I'm not from the US. Is this also over the top in the US or is this considered normal?
822.
Scroogled, new campaign by Microsoft(scroogled.com)
51 points by Bootvis 14y ago|47 comments
823.
by Bootvis 14y ago
That would be great, imagine doing that in public :)
824.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Someone here on HN (thanks for that whoever you are!) recommended GTypist ( http://www.gnu.org/software/gtypist/ ). I have been going to the lessons and my typing has much improved. Furthermore, it's free, easy to use and later lessons cont
825.
by Bootvis 14y ago
I concur, it also works great in IE on Windows Phone.
826.
by Bootvis 14y ago
This is sweet!
827.
Goodwill Hunting(epicureandealmaker.blogspot.nl)
15 points by Bootvis 14y ago|1 comments
828.
by Bootvis 14y ago
How is your support for users form continental Europe?
829.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Imgur doesn't like the deeplinking, so click this link first: http://i.imgur.com/kyOq3.jpg and then the jsfiddle link provided by fourstar.
830.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Sounds great! Does something like that exist?
831.
by Bootvis 14y ago
At this moment: very few but I imagine this will change in the near future and that Coursera is betting on this. That, off course, requires strict enforcement of the rules.
832.
by Bootvis 14y ago
You have the sign the honor code again when you submit the homework. At least for the course I'm taking.
833.
by Bootvis 14y ago
What other methods are available that don't require registration?
834.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Sounds very useful and I want to try this but the sign up requires the use of a cell phone. I'm afraid this will not work here in the Netherlands, is this correct? If this is so, could you make an app or use WhatsApp or e-mail or whatever s
835.
by Bootvis 14y ago
I just want to thank you for your effort.
836.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Maybe for you but these maps can be very useful for urban planners.
837.
by Bootvis 14y ago
This seems to be a ery cool and useful project. Code generation is a killer feature for me. Also check out the Sympy Live Shell: http://docs.sympy.org/dev/modules/utilities/codegen.html
838.
by Bootvis 14y ago
They know and they already fixed it.
839.
by Bootvis 14y ago
Agreed, and I used it but I was really surprised that it worked!
840.
by Bootvis 14y ago
I can't check it right now but I do wonder whether /dev/null as a filename would have worked. Does somebody know?

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