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   by Flow 10y ago

   Download it and see for yourself. http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=68783
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   by Flow 10y ago

   Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but there's this classic series of videos from a math professor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOykY2SMbZ0 He claims, and probably rightly so, that people don't think
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   by Flow 10y ago

   Yes, at least one, and I don't know how well it works. But here it is: https://github.com/takeoutweight/clojure-scheme
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   by Flow 10y ago

   Have you tried any Clojure->Scheme compilers? After that stage you can use any Scheme->C/Whatever compiler.
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   by Flow 10y ago

   Will you cover anything about LuaJIT's "NaN-coding"? Or perhaps do you have a link about how it works?
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   by Flow 10y ago

   > In EU the warranty resets for the component that is replaced. Do you happen to have a link stating this? I only found http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/guar... but it doesn&#x2
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   by Flow 10y ago

   I tried to tweak my work Windows-laptop to have the sane cmd+q, cmd+w and cmd+h shortcuts. Windows feels like a mess. Sometimes it's alt+f4, sometimes it's ctrl+f4. I gave up.
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   by Flow 10y ago

   Interesting, would you mind sharing the script or give a short overview how it works?
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   by Flow 10y ago

   In El Capitan I noticed a sluggishness running Emacs in iTerm2, but not in Terminal.app. I think the new iTerm2(3?) is quite a bit faster, but you probably use that already. Try Terminal.app and see if you notice a difference.
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Is AROS not similar to what EmuTOS is?
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Cool, never heard of him before. https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2781
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    by Flow 10y ago

    I fiddled with VueJS some weeks back and didn't use the .vue files because I wanted to understand what I was doing and not have a build chain. After a while it felt like I was writing strings in strings in strings. And that was exactly
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    by Flow 10y ago

    > They have their own chip and protocol there. I thought Apple's new wireless headphones were standard Bluetooth. Do you have any info about this?
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Hasn't Apple for a decade fought against DRM the music companies insists on?
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Of course there's a subreddit for these GitHub issues written by SJWs. https://www.reddit.com/r/GitInaction/ I think it's striking how these people seem to be on a crusade, often they don't even see
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    by Flow 10y ago

    I wonder if Linus would consider a stable ABI for kernel drivers these days. Make it stable across one each major version. So much of the kernel source code is driver code. The old approach was always to release the source code for your dri
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Here's a comparision of Super Mario Bros 1 NTSC vs PAL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUI5xFEW_tg They show more graphics at the top and bottom, probably nothing that affects actual gameplay, but it's nice it&#x
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    by Flow 10y ago

    What are you gaining by replacing the native scroll functionality? Are you trying to add "standard Android scrolling inertia" or something? I mean you must be trying to change something, or will I not notice it when it's work
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    by Flow 10y ago

    They are apparently aware of it at least. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11882964
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    by Flow 10y ago

    It's not just you. Safari 9.1.1 on El Capitan.
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Something like this? https://youtube.com/watch?v=CqhL-BDT8lg
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    by Flow 10y ago

    FYI: It still doesn't work in Safari(9.1.1)
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    by Flow 10y ago

    There are plenty more warnings to turn on than what -Wall uses. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11714827/how-to-turn-on-l...
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Scrolling works fine in Safari unless you override the native functionality with a buggy/insufficiently tested script.
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Many news sites insist on Flash still. The shitty thing is that if you use the Developer menu in Safari and change user agent to iPad Safari they often play the video using html5.
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    by Flow 10y ago

    You comment is excellent. Thank you! It made me realize that I've actually been regarding games like Sudoku and Reversi like this for decades already. Having written programs to play both I find the games "solved". What games
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Ah, the Julia talk ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dK3zRXhrFZY ) was just great. Showing the generated machine code is so hackerish yet so rare these days. :-/
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    by Flow 10y ago

    You forgot fixed stack location and size. :) Basically every code on it it super-hardcoded for one thing. Sure, you can use the zero page(the first 256 bytes of the memory) to act like 128 16-bit registers, but you know, it feels like a cyc
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    by Flow 10y ago

    But you can use WIPR to get rid of ads, at least if you are on a 64-bit iOS device. http://giorgiocalderolla.com/index.html
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    by Flow 10y ago

    Stick with Scheme for SICP. As for the other Lisps, I think you should give them all a lengthy and serious try. It's worth it. For Common Lisp, when you have learnt it a bit, get the book Let over Lambda. It's a great bus-ride rea