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   by bitsai 16y ago

   It's also possible to use Clojure on Android: http://riddell.us/ClojureAndAndroidWithEmacsOnUbuntu.html ... although the impression I get from the stuff I've been reading is that there's a 3-4 second delay when starting up an app written
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   See here for shipping rates and import fees for various countries: http://android.brightstarcorp.com/help.htm
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   Does anyone else hit a SQL error when trying to order from Canada?
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   I don't have an answer to the question, but thought perhaps this "Ask Reddit" discussion about "If you designed a Porn site would you put it on your resume?" might be useful: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/844pj/if_you_de...
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   The Physics of a Rolling Rubberband(news.sciencemag.org)

   3 points by bitsai 16y ago|0 comments
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   I'm quite intrigued by the solicitation for FPS experience on the Clojure developer page.
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   Much functionality was moved from clojure-contrib into new namespaces in clojure itself; clojure.jar is now bigger by roughly the same amount that clojure-contrib.jar shrank :)
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   see[Mike]code might be an even better fit for that purpose: http://i.seemikecode.com/
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   by bitsai 16y ago

   A friend and I are working through Project Euler as part of our effort to learn Clojure. My code is littered with the pattern of (map #(list % (f %)) coll) all over the place... Very glad that I read this article (and the comments), and I
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    Agreed, especially the point about alternate justifications. Using a non-centered justification would make it easier to see at a glance which fonts are monospace, which would help a lot for, say, exploring programming fonts (my primary use
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    Ah, I see. Thanks, woodall, ROFISH, for the info :)
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    My understanding was that since Valve brought Steam and Source to Mac, all Source games will be playable on both PC and Mac going forward: http://store.steampowered.com/news/3569/
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    He's one of my blogging heroes as well. He inspired me to get out of my C/C++/Java comfort zone and embark on a strange and mind-expanding journey through Ruby, Haskell, Scala, culminating in Clojure. When I got to Clojure, I immediately
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    I'm extremely excited about "case". It's the one thing I missed the most from Haskell & Scala.
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    A collection of great programming quotes from Alan Perlis (first recipient of the Turing Award): http://www.cs.yale.edu/quotes.html
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    As technomancy said, there's no way to tell what the issue was without more info, but was the Mac behind a proxy, by any chance? That was the issue I ran into when I first tried to use ELPA. Solved by setting url-proxy-services in Emacs:
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    I believe he's saying he uses Emacs.
18. 108.▲
    by bitsai 16y ago

    I was using Google Chrome (on Ubuntu Lucid).
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    Same thing happened to me just yesterday (6/22/10). Clearing the session and cookies solved it for me as well.
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    Daniel Spiewak has written a fair number of Scala articles, and I've found them to be quite helpful: http://www.codecommit.com/blog/category/scala/page/10
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    Thanks for the link to Cosma Shalizi's review of A New Kind of Science; I greatly enjoyed it. I'm also quite fond of this Amazon review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R6B8KO2M32P8G
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    I've been using/learning Emacs for a while now, which I think has made me more sensitive to certain text formatting errors. Now, when I help my spouse proof-read her academic papers, I get really hung up on things like extra/missing spaces
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    My theory is that texting abbreviations are currently in vogue mostly because of the limitations of early texting technology. As technologies like smart auto-completion make it easier and easier to text complete words, we should see a reve
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    I wish every tech company would embrace your separation idea. The company I work for takes the open plan to an extreme: every floor is completely open, no one is separated from anyone else. For a span of about 4 months, I worked right nex
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    by bitsai 16y ago

    So we should all run our own email servers, then?