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by Posibyte 14y ago
I think doing anything on a networked computer would be a poor place for distraction-free anything.
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by Posibyte 14y ago
I have a purely anecdotal case. Before my Junior year of college, I had drank about four cups (two coffee cups) of coffee every morning since I was twelve. That's about nine years of coffee consumption for me. I stopped one day a year-or-so
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Parallel Scientific: The Awesome Haskell FPGA Compiler(cufp.org)
1 points by Posibyte 14y ago|0 comments
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Concurrency Kit: Tools to help create high performance and concurrent systems.(concurrencykit.org)
1 points by Posibyte 14y ago|0 comments
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by Posibyte 14y ago
He never left in the shadows; he simply hid away for a while to build interest in his future endeavors. Even if it is marketing a persona, this is a great example of priming your audience to notice even the inconspicuous. In under an hour,
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by Posibyte 14y ago
"The same Google spokesperson said the redirection for Windows Phone users seeking access to Google Maps via IE in the browser has "always" been in place." I don't think I've ever seen this. I had a Windows Phone a few months ago and was
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by Posibyte 14y ago
I think this is a radical idea, but hear me out: I fully believe the community could be better curated if they took the down-vote button away. (Or, at least, reserved it for the highest echelon of users) Looking from the island of HackerNew
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by Posibyte 14y ago
The small class sizes are surely a boon to be had. I have a good direct relationship with all of my professors, and they monitor my progress closely. If I ever have issues, I'm meet personally with them to straighten them out. But to be per
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Apparently I went to the wrong college. Note, I still _am_ in college, but nonetheless part of our learning was independent readiness. In my first non-basic programming class, my professor taught us alongside our Operating System class how
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by Posibyte 14y ago
If you want to know the presentation software, it's Reveal.js http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/
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by Posibyte 14y ago
CompoundJS and TowerJS might suit your needs.
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Tree Receivers(bldgblog.blogspot.com)
1 points by Posibyte 14y ago|0 comments
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by Posibyte 14y ago
This is the first time I've seen something like this, but it's greatly broadened my knowledge of Clojure over the past few hours. I've always had trouble trying to find out where to begin. Lisps are foreign to me, and functional programming
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Lubuntu 12.10. I have plenty of horsepower for other stuff, but I just don't need it.
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Control This Roach via Twitter(news.discovery.com)
1 points by Posibyte 14y ago|0 comments
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Day 3: Realtime Collaborative Drawing with Node.js(12devsofxmas.co.uk)
2 points by Posibyte 14y ago|0 comments
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by Posibyte 14y ago
I don't see why not. What's wrong with it?
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by Posibyte 14y ago
What I took away from this idea is that reddit never did really change, they just "became". The entire site was curated from the beginning, but once the community took over, they changed it for themselves to what they wanted. The original p
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Reddit isn't a "Brain Drain", it's a Climate Change(reddit.com)
4 points by Posibyte 14y ago|2 comments
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by Posibyte 14y ago
I've felt the power of Haskell before, through tidbits I've learned and books like Learn You A Haskell. However, Haskell still presents itself as a giant rock in my mind, somewhat impenetrable and obtuse. It's so different from my normal th
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by Posibyte 14y ago
We used it for a Software Engineering project in college just this last semester. We were instructed that (as a fake client) that they needed a way to do internal reviews through a separate agency (all fake). Of course, we initially only us
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by Posibyte 14y ago
I try to take what I got from University. It's nothing new or special, but it helps me get along. I generally stick with a rapid-prototype design and follow through the (collective "ugh") waterfall approach. Start with your requirements, fo
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Ada Lovelace was a legitimate child of Lord Byron and his wife Anne Isabella Byron. In fact, she was the only one. Just wanted to make that correction.
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by Posibyte 14y ago
I know this comment doesn't particularly reflect the quality of the article, but it does have some meat to it. Steven J Vaughan-Nichols has a deep history of entirely one-sided, poorly written articles that bash Microsoft and boast Linux be
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Eric, from Tim and Eric's Awesome show. It's difficult to explain the context due to the nature of the show. Just give it a watch and you'll see what I mean.
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by Posibyte 14y ago
The Apple Lisa was released in 1983, way before WorldWideWeb. This was probably just a retro-mock comparing their devices of yesteryear to today (notice the iPhone). To answer your question, this is a fabricated ad.
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Generally, unless I'm working on super low level stuff, I'll avoid sleep()'s at all possible. If I find that I need to spinlock (sleep() to avoid race conditions), there's something wrong with my implementation.
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Yeah, I shown my friend once the use of using Super+Direction to snap it in certain directions, he was hooked. For those that don't have multiple monitors or work on laptops, I'd take tiling Aero/Metro any day of the week.
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Developer interest and public interest, unfortunately are usually in two different ballparks. I love tilling window managers, but my dear old mother probably wouldn't. Anyhow, my employer just bought passes for all senior and junior develop
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by Posibyte 14y ago
Our entire CS Department runs on these. We're a primarily Linux-based department that emphasizes Linux/UNIX development with C. With these keyboards and the support of the department, I don't think we've ever graduated a student that didn't

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