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by begriffs 14y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! I upgraded the account and the form should be back up.
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Poll: would you visit a "thinkerspace?"(begriffs.wufoo.com)
58 points by begriffs 14y ago|43 comments
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by begriffs 14y ago
Wow, that's serious. Thanks for the links.
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The Most Ambitious Vaporware on Github(github.com)
7 points by begriffs 14y ago|2 comments
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by begriffs 14y ago
Fixed. Great suggestion, thank you!
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by begriffs 14y ago
You're saying it is too simple of a regex to reliably match well-behaved js identifiers? Or is it broken in another way as well? What would you suggest as a better test?
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by begriffs 14y ago
Actually it does mark visited objects to avoid cycles in its search. The default depth limit prevents it from taking too long on huge dom objects, but the choice of an arbitrary depth limit (of 5) does seem kind of gross. I'm open to sugges
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Grep your js objects(github.com)
23 points by begriffs 14y ago|11 comments
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by begriffs 14y ago
Yes it is! This is kind of nerdy, but I have a picture of Frege hanging on my wall for inspiration. :) Is Saint-Loup a reference to Proust's friend?
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by begriffs 14y ago
Sorry for the outage. I ran past the free-level heroku db capacity. It's upgraded and the site is back up.
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by begriffs 14y ago
Yeah, it's still beta. It's powered inside by this open source library https://github.com/begriffs/css-ratiocinator Please submit issues on github and I'll work on addressing them.
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by begriffs 14y ago
Good idea, especially with the HN traffic overloading my worker dynos right now. I'm scaling them up, but I'm afraid what this might cost...
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The CSS Trashman(csstrashman.com)
52 points by begriffs 14y ago|24 comments
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Help me with Programming Pilgrimage(bendyworks.com)
37 points by begriffs 14y ago|0 comments
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CSS Ratiocinator - A CSS Auto-Refactorer(github.com)
2 points by begriffs 14y ago|0 comments
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by begriffs 14y ago
I love shacks, too. Here are more good ones. Willard Van Orman Quine - "Dad built himself a small "shack" as he called it to be as far away from the family noise as possible. That way he could work to his heart's content and not interfere w
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by begriffs 14y ago
Two things I really like about this social network: it's simple, and it's oriented towards connecting interesting people. I love that people get to post their intentions. Intentions mean people are doing things -- and can meet and help each
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by begriffs 14y ago
I recently "declared vim bankruptcy" and rebuilt my vimrc from scratch. I want a full-featured vim, but I want to keep it responsive. There are many fancy presets out there https://github.com/skwp/dotfiles https://github.com/carlhuda
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by begriffs 14y ago
Marcel Proust wrote a profound series of books that investigates memory, personal change, and the subjective feeling of time called, "In Search of Lost Time." He had an exceptional memory and recalls his own perceptive and idiosyncratic fee
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by begriffs 14y ago
Sure enough, I prefer algebra and eat in rows. Creepy.
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by begriffs 14y ago
It's interesting that the author wrote the article ironically, but that it still kind of resonates with what Dijkstra observed. Every joke has a kernel of truth.
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by begriffs 14y ago
Reminds me of what Edsger Dijkstra wrote, "Let me start with a well-established fact: by and large the programming community displays a very ambivalent attitude towards the problem of program correctness. A major part of the average program
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by begriffs 14y ago
My daily half-hour bus commute gives me a great opportunity for focused reading time. By making it a habit, I have read through a year's worth of the St. John's College classics curriculum ( http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/academic/ANreadlist
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Creativity Bootcamps(blog.begriffsschrift.com)
1 points by begriffs 15y ago|0 comments
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Cultural web design: Korean Google is different
1 points by begriffs 15y ago|0 comments
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by begriffs 15y ago
Nicely done, and good analysis. It's a fascinating problem, isn't it? Simple rules, but an opportunity to approach it several ways and refine the solution.
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by begriffs 15y ago
I'd love to see what you come up with! Here are lots of CL terms you can use: http://share.begriffsschrift.com/joe/bank-17.txt.bz2 It is a tab delimited file. The first column is all CL terms of length 17 which reduce to a normal form. Th
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Fancy algorithms lose; dumb C code wins(blog.begriffsschrift.com)
84 points by begriffs 15y ago|30 comments
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by begriffs 15y ago
Why are programmers so self-involved? The world is not a computer, and the human mind is not digital. It would be like a forum post on news.clockmakers.com asking, "Which wind-up clock spring does our brain use?"
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Onion Software Testing will make you cry(blog.begriffsschrift.com)
2 points by begriffs 15y ago|0 comments

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