NaNaN

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by NaNaN 12y ago
Why CSV is not just for readability? I think RFC is sometimes too pedantic, that it let CSV can handle both plain text and binary files. COMMA is not just a COMMA, but a COMMA not in different environments. Why should we use the phrase CSV
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by NaNaN 12y ago
We may turn some HN submits into article-friendly places, and only thoughtful articles are welcome from the replies. We can have a small homepage on HN to attach our small articles about interesting news. Maybe the submitter can choose whic
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Both not good. I've another idea: turn some HN submits into article-friendly places, and only thoughtful articles are welcome from the replies. We can have a small homepage on HN to attach our small articles about interesting news. May
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Maybe, if there are not enough geniuses. Now I'm thinking about the relationship between birth of lives and birth of communities, and why we must rush into a crowded place. In the past, people like to read newspaper in the streets. Now
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Well, I searched on HN and googled it, but nothing found easily. So this is why I don't like slang sometimes.. :-$
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by NaNaN 12y ago
To avoid the Matthew effect, the best users should be re-distributed, too. -- still nice?
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by NaNaN 12y ago
> A lot of technically-minded people ... Yes. More and more people know what internet and IT are now, and can not live without them. But they haven't learn well enough about how to interact with others and express their feelings sin
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Much like SexpCode: http://cairnarvon.rotahall.org/misc/sexpcode.html
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by NaNaN 12y ago
That is not just for Markdown at all, and Markdown is not good for everyone at all. Why so serious?
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Thank you! Wonderful collections!
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Most inline markups require spaces surrounding the text, and Chinese do not need spaces between words. Although reST provide "\ " to remove the spaces from output, it makes the document ugly.
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by NaNaN 12y ago
You should be happy that it is not named Yet Another Markdown Language. And I don't think there will be a standard Markdown in front of the people who shout out HOLY MARKDOWN until John Gruber release an update.
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Better than just seeing Markdown/reStructuredText/AsciiDoc/Textile/... there. I'm designing a new markup language, too. Happy to draw inspiration from Skriv. Not all markup languages are good for blogging, especiall
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by NaNaN 12y ago
If someone has done it well without compiling C library, why don't you try it (on a shared server, maybe)?
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Agreed. Most new Markdown parsers for higher speed have different edge cases, including the famous marked . If you don't mind the frustrating syntax tree, you can try Strictdown (not Markdown), and get some insights to make a better o
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Thank you. I have read Crenshaw's tutorial before, and I think I should get some time to translate it with modern language with unicode support to make more fun. :)
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Yet another LISP-like language parser tutorial. Just like Learning ??? Programming in ?? days . This is just the beginning, guys. LISP-like languages are not always great. (I'm not to look down this tutorial! Really!) I prefer imperat
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by NaNaN 12y ago
After I realized the recursion inside my conclusion, I jumped out for a while and asked you another question: Is the conclusion from that video/talk a tautology or a pure belief? The author just described what he experienced and didn&#
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Yeah, maybe I should not think others is what, but just think I think what. Oh my, an infinite recursion. Anyone can help me?
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by NaNaN 12y ago
So you're asking where my ignorance came from? Well, I don't know. But I don't think I have any real reason to believe the author. :( Am I self-abased? Anyway, I like this joke: "Life is hard." (Sorry.)
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by NaNaN 12y ago
In front of me, there are three great mountains: 1. The pleasure as you described. 2. Determinism. 3. Nihilism. I don't know why pleasure is valuable to consciousness. To determinism, if we are free to think, we can just observe our li
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Good point. I think the author (and many other people) was just blinded by self-conceit and jumped to a conclusion too quickly.
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by NaNaN 12y ago
chrome://flags/#origin-chip-in-omnibox
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by NaNaN 12y ago
I need an option to disable this feature (for web developers), or show me the path after the host:port at least.
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by NaNaN 12y ago
One thing, different styles. One world, different lives. Humans are always cloning humans.
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by NaNaN 12y ago
Well, I have just found it... STFW is better now. ;)
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by NaNaN 13y ago
Sorry, I misunderstood it. :( I browsed too fast.
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by NaNaN 13y ago
In pure logic, the author didn't admit that he was not a materialistic scientist. That's not an important point, right?
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by NaNaN 13y ago
Only minified JS? Open source? So disappointing.
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by NaNaN 13y ago
Nice article. The last part of the article is just like supposing that everybody want to be happy. I had ever argued with a friend for whatever humans do is just for happiness, and he finally referred to determinism.

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