bertzzie

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by bertzzie 14y ago
See his post on previous thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3736009
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by bertzzie 14y ago
Hi. I have the same problem with OP, where on my atom feed I have both <summary> and <content>, but I only get the summary with ebookglue. I tried on other RSS reader, and it get the full content fine. Here's my feed for you
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by bertzzie 14y ago
It's interesting that there's more improvement from JDK 6 to 7 in Scala 2.9.2 than 2.10. Does that mean that the JVM's performance on all of these benchmark is not improved that much? I mean, Scala's improvement from 2.9.2 to 2.10 is better
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Scala 2.9 vs 2.10 Performance(markehammons.wordpress.com)
68 points by bertzzie 14y ago|20 comments
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I think it can. This is the python IDE I'm waiting for. Can't wait to find excuses to use this on real project :D
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by bertzzie 14y ago
> I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean. "Java folks" don't throw anything out, Sun introduced a better and better-supported mechanism for doing what javadocs were coerced into doing. I mean the Java community didn't use it anymore,
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I think yes. It's ok if it's not inside comments. Just like any other language (I know at least C# and Java do this for example).
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I never know that, but still, the point stands: making a comment necessity for code to function properly is bad, bad, bad. That's why the Java folks throws it out right?
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I think this is quite a good technical reason: Because code comments should never be necessary for a script to function properly. In which other language do you see comment is necessary to make the code function properly?
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Does Scala as a FP Language Suffer From Its OO Syntax?(java.dzone.com)
24 points by bertzzie 14y ago|6 comments
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I have a text editor I’ve been using myself that is so complicated it makes VIM look like Notepad — maybe I’ll release that. This is interesting. Has Linus talk more about this editor he is using? Maybe if he releases it, the edit
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Fast Inverse Square Root(blog.quenta.org)
190 points by bertzzie 14y ago|29 comments
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I think it might be better if you add REST API and let the editor's developers create a plugin based on that. It's an interesting project. Appriciate :D
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I don't think it is. "Responsiveness" in this article's context is about how responsive the page is, as in how fast it renders and shown to the user. "Responsive design", OTOH, is about a page that adapats to the user's screen resolution; e
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I find this particular slide interesting: The academic system does not respect practitioners' knowledge (or timescales). I know whereof I speak. Practitioners don't understand that computer scientists don't care about building softw
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by bertzzie 14y ago
Well I might be able to afford that. Thanks!
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by bertzzie 14y ago
I can't find a way to message you. How do I do that? There's no email in your profile...
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by bertzzie 14y ago
It's not available for me in Indonesia with this message: This title is not available for customers from your location in: Asia & Pacific What will it cost when it's released later?
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by bertzzie 14y ago
It's sad that they target users, not developers though. Imagine how awesome the ecosystem would be if many developers use it.
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by bertzzie 14y ago
the customization is ugly?
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by bertzzie 14y ago
just to show off the power of customization in Ubuntu (or Linux in general)? The GNOME-shell can be customized to behave like GNOME-2 to an extent. It might be interesting to see how far can we go...
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by bertzzie 14y ago
Is it usually that easy to do in Ubuntu (or Linux) in general? I think customization using CSS is really great. Maybe we could discuss that?
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by bertzzie 14y ago
It's interesting to see Linux' customization power. It's not only look like a real OS X, it's also really easy to do. Can someone comment about the user experience? There should be many little things that's different between OS X and Ubuntu
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CDE Open Sourced(cdesktopenv.org)
3 points by bertzzie 14y ago|0 comments
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The Linux Graphics Stack(blog.mecheye.net)
7 points by bertzzie 14y ago|0 comments
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by bertzzie 14y ago
"Cultural icon" means Glass will be the next iPhone, I think.
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by bertzzie 14y ago
Also relevant: Most best practices exist without explanation. We are supposed to just use it without question. I think that's what Issac meant with "fears and lies" (not that I agree with his statement). Raymond Chen puts it great: Good ad
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by bertzzie 14y ago
Really curious, how do you guys know that google's servers store our data unencrypted?
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by bertzzie 14y ago
It's a HP Pavillion g4 ( http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.js... ) I've tried many distro without luck, but the next Ubuntu is giving me some hope (I came across this recently: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php
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by bertzzie 14y ago
Maybe he is not allowed to talk yet. I can't wait for the official client and game, because I think when the games start rolling in, the video driver and other problems in Linux will be fixed faster. Then I could use Linux again. It's sad t

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