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From SocialCalc to EtherCalc(gist.github.com)
7 points by audreyt 14y ago|2 comments
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by audreyt 14y ago
I think the plan sounds great and would happily contribute to the effort, especially for the EtherCalc part. :-) Have you considered EtherPad Lite? It might be a more appealing choice than EtherPad, considering the common Node.js codebase.
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by audreyt 15y ago
This was the transcript of Allison's talk on OSDC.tw last week. A Chinese translation is available here: https://gist.github.com/2400315
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Open Source Enlightenment(allisonrandal.com)
4 points by audreyt 15y ago|1 comments
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by audreyt 15y ago
I'd like to echo that sentiment. From personal experience, I agree with the aane.org post that hackers may perceive the Cognitive Behavior Therapy framework as an authoritarian intervention on their value system. As the author puts it: “ I
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by audreyt 15y ago
There's a CPAN module for it in Perl 5 (with support for fork() on parallel comefroms): http://search.cpan.org/dist/Acme-ComeFrom/lib/Acme/ComeFrom....
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by audreyt 15y ago
AIR is a deployment platform for both WebKit and Flash, and as of AIR3 the support for HTML5 has improved quite a bit: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/ajax/articles/air_and_webkit...
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by audreyt 15y ago
Unfortunately, the problem of finding a minimally equivalent regex from an /alt1|alt2|alt3|.../ form is known to be PSPACE-complete ( http://www.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/doi/10.1109/SWAT.197... ), as well as not finitely axiomatizable
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by audreyt 15y ago
Yes. The list is generated lazily and ordered from shortest to longest, though, so piping the output to "|head -n 100" will terminate rather quickly. The ([String] -> IO [String]) API also generated a lazy list: http://hackage.has
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by audreyt 15y ago
Nice suggestion and thanks for the compliment! The inspiration for this work is the Regexp::Genex module from CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Regexp-Genex/ -- though it uses a random-walk approach for character classes, instead of enume
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by audreyt 15y ago
Interestingly, I parsed thurston's response not as an appeal to authority, but as self-mocking humor (i.e. "wow, if Perl 6 does that too, maybe my PhD was unwarranted!"). I guess English parsing is non-deterministic too... :-)
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by audreyt 15y ago
Although similar in expressive power, Colm offers instruction logging to auto-reverse global state changes upon backtracking, something Perl 6 grammars does not (yet) support; at the moment we need to manually manage them with embedded bloc
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by audreyt 16y ago
I think the overall design is sound, and the bus number of Rakudo is higher than Pugs.hs, so it's good. :-) In addition, I try to remind myself of the Confucian Analects: If one does not hold the post, one refrains from contemplating in the
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by audreyt 16y ago
Probably 80%+, in the early ages. Troll alchemy - I mean troll hugging - is a subtle art, and it took us many years to get the main development channels into reasonable civility. For example, http://irclog.perlgeek.de/perl6/today has been
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by audreyt 16y ago
Aww. :-) I was referring to the "<h3>...</h3>" tag in the linked article at http://pugs.blogs.com/pugs/2010/04/how-to-implement-perl-6-i... as the title of the blog entry. I'm truly sorry that you feel cheated. Indeed the
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by audreyt 16y ago
Hi. Thanks for the link! I'm sure you noticed, the original title was "How to implement Perl 6 in '10", where '10 was meant to refer to the year 2010... Though I guess "10 minutes" is a valid, if unexpected, interpretation of "'10". Enjoy!
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An Instance of Sinthome: A personal answer to "Why Hack?" via Lacanian analysis.(pugs.blogs.com)
3 points by audreyt 17y ago|0 comments
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Chinese Twitter users live in a density 2x to 8x their English counterparts.(pugs.blogs.com)
35 points by audreyt 17y ago|12 comments
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by audreyt 17y ago
That is a fair question. Usually though, like in the case with asdgasd, when they became a genuine person, they also became far less needy; the neediness is largely just anxiety at not being understood. As for my own motives, I guess restor
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by audreyt 17y ago
Will do, thank-you! Gosh, I felt ancient in internet-time, and it's so nice to be a newbie in various communities again. :-)
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by audreyt 17y ago
Спасибо. Ваши работы (OpenPhotoVR) выглядит интересно. :-)
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by audreyt 17y ago
Cool, glad we reached some sort of mutual understanding, then. :-) hugs
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by audreyt 17y ago
I see. There was another half of my title, though: "My hobby" (a xkcd meme). I was trying to self-analyze why troll hugging has become my favorite pastime, so the sidesteps were mostly about those reflections. I'll take the Judo/Aikido para
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by audreyt 17y ago
Ah, but one does not need deciding between the two; when you hug someone, you are also fulfilling your own desire to be held. :-) IMHO, one needs not feel shame at saying one wants to be noticed, understood or remembered; that is what makes