ciaranbradley

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   by ciaranbradley 15y ago

   Sorry, I mean a power of 2 :)
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   by ciaranbradley 15y ago

   Cheers for this, I didn't know the mathematical basis for it, but our eldest child brought this "puzzle" home for year 7 homework a while ago. We spent the weekend experimenting with loads of bits of paper on the floor coming to the conclu
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   by ciaranbradley 16y ago

   I was just thinking something similar. I would put more emphasis on the volunteering, as petition based stuff doesn't really improve things. Turn it into a location based community task site. People and charities can pitch to projects tha
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   by ciaranbradley 16y ago

   Apologies for pushing my blog on here, it's my second foray into porting Land of Lisp into something usable in SBCL.
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   Land Of Lisp chapter 12 - Using SBCL(blog.ciaranbradley.com)

   1 points by ciaranbradley 16y ago|1 comments
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   by ciaranbradley 16y ago

   Thanks again for the advice, and the offer. Be warned, I may take you up on it :) I shall investigate creating that image. I found ASDF to be a bit problematic when I tried it on it's own (which is probably down to my inexperience), but Q
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   by ciaranbradley 16y ago

   Cheers, I thought there might be something that was QL installable but didn't want to get sidetracked from the task at hand. I'll have a play with that in the morning :)
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   by ciaranbradley 16y ago

   I bought the book the other day after it was posted here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1836935 and have been working through the chapters. The book contains some CLISP specific code but I'm running SBCL. So this is my SBCL hack f
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   Land Of Lisp chapter 7 - Using SBCL(blog.ciaranbradley.com)

   24 points by ciaranbradley 16y ago|14 comments
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    by ciaranbradley 16y ago

    I thoroughly recommend "Drumming" by Steve Reich.
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    by ciaranbradley 16y ago

    I'm in the UK, I'm not sure whether Netflix is over here yet. Not to worry, it's on a retail website for reasonable money, and I wouldn't mind owning a copy :)
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    by ciaranbradley 16y ago

    I agree that it's an informational site, but the nicest to read information adheres to editorial principle. To me, information for information's sake is a poor substitute to well crafted, and concise "simply what you need to know". I would
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    by ciaranbradley 16y ago

    I'm ashamed to say I haven't seen this movie yet, I must order the DVD this weekend, (now that I've been reminded for the umpteenth time). On a side note, my biggest annoyance with Wikipedia is manifest in articles about movies. For some r
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    by ciaranbradley 17y ago

    I have been using Spotify for a while now, and generally think it's a great idea, and provides a great service. I was considering subscribing for the access to their mobile service, though one factor recently put me off. I don't know how w