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by brickcap 13y ago
Great read. Thanks for sharing.
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by brickcap 13y ago
MDN has a good explanation https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guid...
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by brickcap 13y ago
Thank you. Here it is http://www.wrinq.com/ It is not much at all just a description of what wrinq is going to be. But I am making progress every day.
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by brickcap 13y ago
As far as I understand exlir compiles into erlang code. So there should be no performance difference.
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by brickcap 13y ago
2013 is not over :) . I am still aiming to release my V1 before 31 dec.
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by brickcap 13y ago
Looks like erlang frameworks are not represented...
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by brickcap 13y ago
Count of monte cristo. I know it's fictional but reading about a fellow put wrongly in prison at a young age, who manages to escape and achieve great fame never fails to pump me up.
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by brickcap 13y ago
> It reads like English My sentiments exactly. Atoms and pattern matching make my programs highly readable. When I was starting out in erlang I read a lot of complaints on erlang's syntax. But after a day or two I got comfortable a
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by brickcap 13y ago
What? This news made my day. Thanks :)
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by brickcap 13y ago
I picked up on erlang during august this year after reading an article by Joe Armstrong on it. I was new to functional programming and there were two things that I found really interesting. First was the use of atoms. I am not too proud to
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by brickcap 13y ago
sorry for the self promotion. I am working on a messagin service that values privacy. Check out wrinq http://www.wrinq.com/
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by brickcap 13y ago
sorry for the self promotion.I am working on wrinq a meesaging service that values privacy. You can check it out here http://www.wrinq.com/
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Show HN: Converse privately with wrinq (mvp)(wrinq.com)
1 points by brickcap 13y ago|0 comments
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by brickcap 13y ago
Yeah I agree with you about deprecation. While couchDB may not be a good fit building large html applications for small applications show and list are invaluable. Consider a diqus like platform. How cool it will be if formatted comments can
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by brickcap 13y ago
Actually couchDb has been doing a plenty of conferences for a long time. They are a regular feature in erlang talks. And they are pretty active on github as well. It's just that they don't come in the news much.
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by brickcap 13y ago
Thanks for the link.10 common misconceptions about couchDB and couchDB inside microsoft look really interesting. I think couchDB team should add link to the videos directly inside the wiki. They could be a great resource for a new comer.
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by brickcap 13y ago
I need help with my project https://github.com/brickcap/wrinqle The goal of wrinqle is to provide an easy way to facilitate communication between web sockets connected to the same server. I am new to erlang development
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Can we live forever?(theratchet.ca)
1 points by brickcap 13y ago|0 comments
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by brickcap 13y ago
Chrome apps do work on android http://gigaom.com/2013/10/03/newest-chrome-beta-integrates-w...
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by brickcap 13y ago
Just one suggestion.I think it would improve the usability if you put the run button below the program source. Otherwise wonderful work. I think it would be difficult to top this.
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by brickcap 13y ago
Nice. What technologies are you using to build Frontend?
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by brickcap 13y ago
Ha ha nice. It would be great if we could somehow get the complete uncut photo.
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The Most Effective Price Discovery Question for Your Startup(ttunguz.github.io)
1 points by brickcap 13y ago|0 comments
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by brickcap 13y ago
True but with source control there is a maxim "Commit early and commit often"
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by brickcap 13y ago
I was talking about this one http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0245844/?ref_=nv_sr_2 not entirely faithful to the book but it is well done. I have not watched the oldies. Any suggestions?
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by brickcap 13y ago
Yeah that is on my radar. I have wanted to read it ever since I read more about Hugh. Really like the guy.
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by brickcap 13y ago
You are in for a treat man. I read it once every year (not cover to cover just my favorite parts esp the prison) just to fire myself up. Side note: The movie is also quite good.
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by brickcap 13y ago
All at the same time! How do you manage? I have tired doing that several times but I usually end of reading the one I like the most first which is why now I focus on only one book at a time.
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by brickcap 13y ago
I did that with harry potter. Wanted to do the same with eragon but they never made any more movies :(
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Ask HN: Which book are you reading?
15 points by brickcap 13y ago|47 comments

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