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JOOQ : A peace treaty between SQL and Java(jooq.org)
3 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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by X4 13y ago
Thank you for sharing your these cool links Josh!
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by X4 13y ago
Did you consider using alternative materials? If you switched to 3D Printed materials, I think the costs would be much less and you could have funded it with the amount of money you already collected.
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by X4 13y ago
+1 that's so true. Lived through that several times and as a rebel I didn't adapt to the "form", but added much more time into the project to somehow allow my submission by using a loophole, when possible. I also had sub
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by X4 13y ago
This woman has balls, totally awesome, luv her idea to embetter ones surrounding just by empowering people to DO it. There's a lot Mill-/Billionaires can learn from her. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the concept of self-organization! Writing a
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by X4 13y ago
What was it about? Why did you have no success?
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by X4 13y ago
Don't say someday, look at Remo and do it like he did, just use one of these languages in your everyday projects. http://www.codeblog.ch/2011/06/statically-linked-linux-execu...
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Android like scrolling on Google Chrome(chrome.google.com)
1 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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circa » A language for live coding(circa-lang.org)
1 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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by X4 13y ago
Yes, they plan to go a different direction, but it doesn't mean they give up with BitC (as of now), it's probably going to be refactored. The author discusses it in the 2013 post.
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by X4 13y ago
BitC isn't dead see here: http://www.coyotos.org/pipermail/bitc-dev/
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by X4 13y ago
WOW, thanks so much for explaining it!! After reading the pdf from @27182818284 (the first letters of 'e') until chapter 2 I still didn't get anything. But now I have the feel that I understand it much better. Could one impro
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Moai: The mobile platform for pro game developers(getmoai.com)
1 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is Hyperion "3-d dust continuum radiative transfer code"?
4 points by X4 13y ago|3 comments
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by X4 13y ago
http://code.google.com/p/june-language/ (java+python) http://code.google.com/p/j-rest/ (meta: api creator) https://code.google.com/p/szl/ (google data
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Luvit – Node.js-like Asynchronous I/O for Lua(luvit.io)
4 points by X4 13y ago|2 comments
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by X4 13y ago
yes I agree, one should respect the manhours put into it and evaluate it objectively before pouring in things that give others no better overview over it. And in every language thread someone starts mentioning how good go is,.
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by X4 13y ago
Thank you, that's cool! I have been looking for Deca for hours in my Bookmarks and the Web, didn't remember the name. (I have collected some languages to study too)
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STEED: Usable end-to-end encryption(g10code.com)
1 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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Cawen - The faster than C Data Processing Language(melvenn.com)
2 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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by X4 13y ago
Thank you, that answers my question No you're right, not all binaries can be statically linked easily, it's very tedious in these cases. Oh, no I hoped that something performance related is happening when you said cache, like tuni
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by X4 13y ago
Isn't that just statically linking binaries? Couldn't I do that manually too very easily? Serious question. Otherwise, if it's really relocating binaries, then it's awesomse, BUT I definately want to know MORE about the
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Mirah - A Ruby inspired Runtimeless Programming Language(mirah.org)
1 points by X4 13y ago|0 comments
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by X4 13y ago
I have read the oppsite, can you show me how vpn+proxy over ssh can prevent getting blocked from DPI? I thought they block everything not on their whitelist.
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by X4 13y ago
hmm, but that seems to depend on the C runtime. Nevertheless, it's on my bookmarks and I'll play around with it.
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Clay – A language designed for generic programming(claylabs.com)
61 points by X4 13y ago|60 comments
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by X4 13y ago
@DanBC I'm stepping into hot ground, but I would like to share my opinoin with you. What about the government supported public exposure of demonstrants Faces and criminalizing every demonstrant? Isn't that the foundation of a stat
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by X4 13y ago
Deep Packet Inspection... aaannd the game is over. Sorry, but the only the way to defend is to do something against it, protest, demonstrate, campaigns. And to attack the arguments of the politicians with a very strong backup or to leave th
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by X4 13y ago
The UK is the "New Egypt" today, thanks Cameron.
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by X4 13y ago
@SEJeff Exactly, what I just wanted to post! I think SEJeff agrees with me, when I say that people in that business have no mercy, be prepared and learn yourself before accepting raw advices. Question what we say too. Net and low-level cod

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