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An Introduction to OCaml: Simple and Elegant(charlesmarsh.me)
2 points by crm416 13y ago|0 comments
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by crm416 13y ago
I only have ~300 and I can do this. IIRC, I've always been able to.
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Setting Up Your OCaml Development Environment on OS X(charlesmarsh.me)
2 points by crm416 13y ago|0 comments
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by crm416 13y ago
I see your point, but isn't it also common among those from whom the thieves have stolen?
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by crm416 13y ago
Revolutionary. In all seriousness, this was a feature that I've been waiting on for a while--without reminders, I've had to go back-and-forth between the native OS X Reminders app and Evernote. In a way, this has sculpted my relationships w
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by crm416 13y ago
As someone who only discovered functional programming this year (and now do almost all my programming in OCaml), I would say that the biggest revelation that I came to (and didn't really appreciate until I'd studied the subject for a while)
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How I Made a Fully-Functional Arduino Weather Station for $300(toptal.com)
22 points by crm416 13y ago|0 comments
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by crm416 13y ago
Aaronson is fabulous. In my opinion, possibly the best technical author around these days. If you haven't already, his new book[1] is absolutely worth checking out, especially if you're unfamiliar with quantum. --- [1] : http://www.amazon.
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by crm416 13y ago
To me, the problem with the 'he could have just hit unsubscribe' argument is that there is no rational user that --wouldn't-- unsubscribe after receiving that many emails. So either they're totally ignorant of the sheer bulk of emails they'
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by crm416 13y ago
I'm not sure how well-supported this product has been (the website itself seems down, if that's any indicator), but https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/buy-back-your-vote/id5350143... was done as a project last year in one of my university co
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Engineering Internals of a RAD Framework... as a PHP Developer(toptal.com)
14 points by crm416 13y ago|7 comments
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by crm416 13y ago
OP here, and Director of Community at Toptal. This is the first live article, but we've got loads more in progress covering a bunch of different projects and technologies.
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by crm416 13y ago
Submitted title matched the page, but it's been changed by the mods
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How I Made Porn Video Streaming More Efficient with Python and C(toptal.com)
267 points by crm416 13y ago|112 comments
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by crm416 13y ago
I have hugely mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, I don't see how this strategy could play out well in the long-run. The founder comes off as excessively desperate and even untrustworthy. What's weirder is that for him to have any c
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by crm416 13y ago
No lecture videos as of yet, but perhaps eventually. Princeton began a partnership with Coursera last year and the CS department has been relatively active, e.g., our algorithms course is now on the site [1], and I believe that they actuall
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by crm416 13y ago
I do! Although not totally sure if Professor Kernighan intended for them to leave the classroom. Occasionally he'll throw an email from a former associate into the lecture slides (e.g., James Gosling), but I've noticed that he's removed the
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by crm416 13y ago
I'm enrolled in this class now--pretty funny to see it on the front page of HN. For anyone who's interested, the lectures generally consist of very high-level views of various elements of programming; anything from version-control to a C++.
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Kernighan: programming languages and the solutions they suggest(charlesmarsh.me)
1 points by crm416 14y ago|0 comments
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by crm416 14y ago
Surely unrelated to Eytan Levit's idea,[1] but very funny that these arose on HN at the same time! (although clearly Eytan's post is now specifically about his idea) [1]seen at http://www.eytanlevit.com/post/34639708833/operation-hogwart..