deltasquared

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by deltasquared 14y ago
What version of C compiler are you using?
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Looking at guile version 2.0 this behaviour is fixed.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Looks to me like an underlying overflow bit isn't being checked properly in some cases.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
For me personally, leinigin is why I don't use Maven that much ^_- Also, you would be surprised just how much "Java" programming you can do with a decent XML editor. IDE's are overrated.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Nice choice! Learn You a Haskell for great good is an excellent book, I learned a lot reading it.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Also there is the totally useless capslock key, it could be mapped to meta just fine ^_^ See point 1 on Steve Yeggies's list of things to consider with emacs. https://sites.google.com/site/steveyegge2/effective-emacs
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I wonder why he used eshell not term.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Why don't you have fun making functional dashboards that look like they belong in Hollywood?
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Will Eisner info graphics: PS Magazine(dig.library.vcu.edu)
1 points by deltasquared 14y ago|0 comments
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Personally I am with Norvig on this issue. Statistical methods work and are progress.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I think the gist of your argument is this: both C languages and s-expression based languages are touring complete and thus isomorphic. For any given C compiler I can write a lisp program that gives the same answers for input. Likewise for a
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by deltasquared 14y ago
This is why I like S-Expressions
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Well if you want to use common lisp to make a web page, Conrad Barski(who drew the OP comic) has a guide here: http://lisperati.com/quick.html
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Likewise, my Windows 7 PC runs Steam only.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
No, Dependency Injection is a language specific pattern. A pattern useful in Java, but not in Ruby.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Well people managed to port mips binaries (from nintendo 64 games) to x86 in 1999. I remember using UltraHLE: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/n64/ultrahle.html That was interesting because the typical PC of the time was not exactly s
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Fun! Best of luck finding your internship. As for the control, here is what I would do: Imagine a circle on the center of the screen that stopps the spin, outside the circle, rotate with a speed proportional to the distance from the c
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Because was working with jQuery 1.5, and data-types showed up in 1.5.1
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by deltasquared 14y ago
If you are working with C# these functions are available in linq: map is Select, filter is Where, and reduce/inject/fold is Aggregate in Microsoft speak. I use those methods all the time when I have to do C# code. I do wonder wh
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by deltasquared 14y ago
This stuff never works happily. I don't really trust jQuery to handle JSON/JSONP properly. It is easy enough to drop back down to calling XMLHttpRequest by hand. Sample code is here, and changes to jQuery won't break it: http://stackoverfl
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I wouldn't worry so much about the event horizon so much as what is right outside of it. The tidal forces and the x-rays resulting from said forces are pretty much lethally intense. http://chandra.harvard.edu/chronicle/0104/tidal/index.htm
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by deltasquared 14y ago
Forced to use an IDE at work, emacs at home.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
R12 was a thing of beauty.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I still miss autolisp
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I know the place! Give me that roundabout any day. At least that way everyone is scared into being careful.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I hear you. Although that roundabout is scary, some of the entry ramps to the A-14 are worse. It feels like you have 3 meters to merge with two lanes full of inexpertly driven lorries.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
I have been there once. It was the scariest roundabout I have traversed. The contra rotating flow (inside goes one way, outside goes the other) makes it extra exciting.
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by deltasquared 14y ago
The technique is not exactly Microsoft only. Using some sort of SGML to represent graphics seems pretty common. I suspect that XAML is somewhat related to Adobe's MXML. Both seem pretty similar in concept to Mozilla's XUL, or even GLADE XML
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JQuery implements map but not reduce(bugs.jquery.com)
2 points by deltasquared 14y ago|0 comments
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by deltasquared 14y ago
NaCL on Android, P\Invoke on C#, and JNI on Java exist for a reason. Sometimes the VM gets in the way, sometimes the library, or bit of hardware you need to use, only has a C or C++ interface library. Learning C++ is still important, becaus

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