Zolomon

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by Zolomon 11y ago
This sounds a lot like "Think first, then code". I like the approach, and have more or less been applying it unknowingly since I read Martin Fowler's Agile book during Uni. Nice article!
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by Zolomon 11y ago
This is very much tongue-in-cheek, and the name is play on the words "chit chat" and the swedish "skitsnack" which shit chat becomes the literal translation of. :) Was a fun and quite rewarding project!
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Show HN: ShitChat, final project in network programming course(zolomon.github.io)
2 points by Zolomon 11y ago|1 comments
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by Zolomon 11y ago
I have been thinking about a more general tool that allows you to select text in different ways from some input, and either copy the selection into your paste ring or as fpp does. I am still thinking about different selection modes and how
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by Zolomon 11y ago
Haskell might also be an interesting choice in this case? Worth looking into!
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by Zolomon 11y ago
Maybe you could try out Haskell also? I would gladly assist if you'd be in need of any.
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by Zolomon 11y ago
Use mono [1]! Then write your first console application [2]. Or read [3] to learn about the language. And then maybe check out some trending github projects [4]! [1] http://www.mono-project.com/ [2] https://msdn.
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by Zolomon 12y ago
There is support for IntelliSense through http://www.omnisharp.net/ . I wrote a tiny blog post about how I got it set up with Emacs on Windows 7 [1]. [1] http://blog.zolomon.com/development,emacs/2015&#x
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Get EA to “Clojure for the Brave and True” with 30% Coupon until March 25(nostarch.com)
2 points by Zolomon 12y ago|0 comments
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by Zolomon 12y ago
Back-button is broken, nothing changes upon going back.
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by Zolomon 12y ago
How much are you paying? I'm based in Lund, studying at LTH at the moment, but know some very skilled C++ developers - this sounds very interesting for myself since I do C++ and game development on my free-time while studying, never wo
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by Zolomon 12y ago
I always thought these attempts were interesting, because the patterns depend completely upon the visualization implementation and not directly on the pattern of the prime numbers. Is there some way to find prime number patterns without dep
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by Zolomon 12y ago
The video and article is full of hype, made me laugh however.
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by Zolomon 12y ago
Cool! I love how it applies the concept of reusable software.
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by Zolomon 12y ago
This looks kind of cool: rand()/rand() * cos(time)^2 * 127 and rand()/rand() * cos(time/rand())^2 * sin(time/rand())^2 * 127
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by Zolomon 12y ago
The Swedish SAAB was for sale[1] not long ago if I recall correctly. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_Automobile#Spyker.2FSwedis...
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by Zolomon 12y ago
Out of topic: Hal Abelson has a fun quote to Isaac's, which I learned about from my calculus textbook (every new chapter began with a quote): "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants were standing on my shoulder
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by Zolomon 12y ago
Thank you! I totally forgot about not exposing sensitive machines to the outside world. Yes, I am in total agreement with you. Much appreciated.
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by Zolomon 12y ago
I guess there is no actual need to use security by obscurity to protect the servers? On the other hand, choosing a name for what is running on that server makes it just one step easier for an attacker?
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by Zolomon 12y ago
I would like to be able to create tags and associate people with those tags, so that I can just tag a link and it will automatically be sent to those people, only if they have not already seen the link -- otherwise add me to their conversat
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by Zolomon 12y ago
They use this tool extensively at Spotify. I saw a presentation by https://twitter.com/jooon , when I was over there in September last year. It is a really cool tool. Especially since they use JSON internally for almost all
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by Zolomon 12y ago
I just found this site, and it seems great! Feels shameless to ask, but I wish I could get a list of all songs in each genre from the Electronic section. Feel free to send me a mail at zolomon@gmail.com in case it would be possible. I am in
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by Zolomon 12y ago
What? I have never heard of this as a Swede, what are you referring you?
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by Zolomon 12y ago
Nice list of books they have in their library: http://www.lysator.liu.se/lib/boklista.txt
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by Zolomon 12y ago
There is a swedish version of this at http://bokfynd.nu
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by Zolomon 12y ago
Cool! I'm still playing Discworld MUD ( http://discworld.starturtle.net/ ) since 2000. It was my saviour through my leukemia treatment.
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by Zolomon 13y ago
Yes, there is a language pack for SICP especially! http://www.neilvandyke.org/racket-sicp/
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by Zolomon 13y ago
This is really great and inspiring to hear! I also had a very bad experience to mathematics during my earlier youth. Relentless studying, book reading and search for motivational information have helped me get over the bullshit I was introd
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by Zolomon 13y ago
I used this book to pass my course in linear algebra at university, and it also helped me out tremendously in my computer graphics course.
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Play Othello versus AI (Python 3)(github.com)
1 points by Zolomon 13y ago|0 comments

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