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FraaJad
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12y ago
That Ada roots doe.
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12y ago
GitHub etc does not really fit into suckless' minimalist philosophy
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12y ago
No love for nim on this thread? nim is as fast as c++ with clang. http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2pvf68/armv7_vs...
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12y ago
There is a tutorial by the author which goes into more details: https://kintaro.github.io/rust/window-manager-in-rust-01/
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12y ago
how to you feel about the overloaded use of `=` in C?
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12y ago
focus on step 1. getting good at solving problems in one language step 2. get really good at that language. (ie., know how to avoid pitfalls, get best performance, know corner cases) step 3. learn new languages that expose you to newer pa
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12y ago
I know of Sanjoy Mahajan mostly for his ConTeXt related work. The math stuff is a bonus.
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12y ago
Is she from coastal south India? Because they really do use coconut oil for all cooking.
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12y ago
Yeah, what about Julia? which makes as much as sense as asking - What about R? - What about GNU DAP? - What about FORTRAN? for writing a TCP server.
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12y ago
20 terminal windows? Is there any reason you are not using screen/tmux?
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FWIW, my american born daughter (to us south Indian parents), started eating spicy food at the age of 1. She can bat down spicy chicken and fish to make both her grandmothers proud.
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Not surprised. The North Indian compatriots who die to eat Idli, dosa etc., get tired of it soon after they land in South India (after a week or so)... However, an actual south indian person does not eat the same things over and over again.
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12y ago
Spice-"lite" (ie., the less spicy part of sambar etc.,) are introduced as early as 1 year. Kids essentially eat the same food as their parents by age 2, even if they are still hand-fed by their mothers (sometime even up to the age
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12y ago
How do you propose they make money to pay salaries?
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12y ago
is it possible to put the source files on gitub (i ask because the book is CC licensed. I understand if you are not keen on that idea.), so that i can take a gander at converting it using pandoc?
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12y ago
pandoc: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ See example: https://github.com/karlseguin/the-little-redis-book [The little Redis book, written entirely using pandoc]
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12y ago
The guy that coined the word in the 1950s used the word in a negative sense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meritocracy#Etymology
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12y ago
you install batsh on your dev machine, generate the bat and .sh files, which you'll then use on target platforms.
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12y ago
The first thing i did after reading the post was to check the official documentation. The docs are explicit about not using MD5 for hashing password. Good on PHP doc maintainers.
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12y ago
Commenters on this site had similar observations about D language's forum, which is written in D. http://forum.dlang.org/ Code: https://github.com/CyberShadow/DFeed If one insists on writing a we
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12y ago
could he be the one who gave money anonymously to name Cardinal football team's Offensive coorinator's position as "Andrew Luck Director of Offense"?
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It is confusing if you don't know the difference between a page templating language and a web framework. If ease of writing "hello world" is what matters, Python: print "hello world" beats PHP: <?p
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yeah, keep recycling someone's 15 year old jokes on an even older version of the lang. That's bound to make you feel clever.
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That's why you have the AGPL. I'm not being snarky here at all. The most recent example of someone taking their product from MIT(or similar OSS) license to AGPL is ServiceStack, .NET library. The author felt that he did not want t
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12y ago
Wow! this is pretty amazingly well done.
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Compile Time TDD Coverage with Idris
(chromaticleaves.com)
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Thanks for doing this. I have not used IBM's products, but I understand the motivation behind doing something like this. It will be a wonderful exercise in digging up super expensive programs like this and creating open source versions
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13y ago
You can get Shoprunner and shipping will be free on Newegg and lot of other companies (i've used it last week on newegg and brooks brothers). If you have an SPG Amex card, the membership is at no cost to you.
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Could you please add the Purdue thesis/dissertation template on that list? https://engineering.purdue.edu/~mark/puthesis/ Thanks.
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This appears way more complex than Pandoc, which can produce multiple output formats (yes, including ebooks) while using well know markdown syntax. Even the extensions to the syntax are a) from popular libraries (github, mmd) b) easy on the
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