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by MrBra 11y ago
Also: 2.1.7 - https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2015/08/18/ruby-2-1-7-rele... 2.0.0-p647 - https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2015/08/18/ruby-2-0-0-p647...
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Ruby Interface to the Matlab Engine API and to the C/C++ Matrix Library API(github.com)
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by MrBra 11y ago
> "Process separation enabled by default in Developer Edition" We are finally getting there...!
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No, they aren't going to switch to a pure functional language.
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A New JRuby Launcher(jkutner.github.io)
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Yes, but what's there to upvote like so?
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Last.fm renovates with new design and features! (beta.last.fm)
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What does this imply?
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Question "from the other room": how does this work? Does it come from exploiting some bug in Omegle code?
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New Heroku's Rails patch improves Rails response time by over 10%(engineering.heroku.com)
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If you knew nothing about programming that would not look strange to you. On the contrary, it might look as the most intuitive way to do it. And since this book is for kids who know nothing about coding... well, you can see where I am going
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by MrBra 11y ago
> I guess it depends on whether you want to teach programming as an art form and toy or as a general skill. So learning it as a general skill excludes the notion of art and gaming? What? If coding wasn't intrinsecally A LOT about PL
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by MrBra 11y ago
library dependacy problems could happen with any language.
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> This is the typical HN bias. Go check on Reddit then ? :)
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> Ruby isn't widely used in practice I paused reading to write this: waaat?
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yt - The Reliable YouTube API Ruby Client(github.com)
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Soviet Laser Pistol(en.wikipedia.org)
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by MrBra 11y ago
Are you talking about those that last just a couple of hours or different ones?
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We are not machines or not all of us want to mimic their functioning.
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Use any C library from Ruby via Fiddle(blog.honeybadger.io)
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That would be a highly effective way of learning but not everybody has the time for it... and also it's not just the ready made code that I envy, but also the added value of someone having already picked the relevant, working libraries
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I just wish the code was in Ruby... but having the author released all this material free I don't feel like actually complaining :) it's more of a subtle hint than anything else.. ;)
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Crystal radio(en.wikipedia.org)
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How does this one differ?
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Thanks for all the info! And yes what matters most to me is the possibility to receive the largest possible frequency range.. so I will check out that E4000 (you say to look for it on ebay.. means that it's out of production...? Then a
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Great, just recently I became passionate about anything relating to radio theory and transmission and I had learnt about these dongles and was ready to get one. But before that, I decided I wanted a proper "hardware radio", and bo
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The thing is I had not been downvoted on either a submitted article or comment! In fact right before the 80 points drop, I was actually being upvoted for a comment I had just posted. So the strange thing is I can't understand where thi
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Ask HN: I just lost more than 80 points for no apparent reason?
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Brilliant!
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Beautiful read on the Fermi Paradox http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/fermi-paradox.html

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