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811.
by devin 12y ago
Tiger was the most stable release I've ever used. I haven't upgraded to 10.10 yet. It just seems like a lot of useless pain. I have no need for any of the "features" they've added. To be fair to OSX, when you do an
812.
by devin 12y ago
Sad that a bunch of designers can't come up with an original thought. Looks exactly like the Apple TV.
813.
by devin 12y ago
That is a pretty potshot statement. Please read the objectives section: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-documenting "minimize the effort required to maintain or extend legacy systems" and "reduce the n
814.
by devin 12y ago
Nailed it.
815.
by devin 13y ago
You say that, but subs do have nuclear power.
816.
by devin 13y ago
Shamefully public lack of empathy and holier than thou attitude, "bro".
817.
by devin 13y ago
reads post realizes there isn't a lot of substance to most of the comments goes back to programming
818.
by devin 13y ago
It is either ignorance or a reflection of good hiring practices and management. IMO, company cultures which are transparent spend less time mitigating FUD by spending more time finding people they trust and respect.
819.
by devin 13y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but that's not my read. Options given the amount of time he was with the organization? Maybe, but highly unlikely.
820.
by devin 13y ago
Also, since package managers seem to be the common gripe. I never used one, and I'm glad I didn't. I learned a lot by not having a proper package manager as a crutch. The creature comforts were never the point for me, inventing cr
821.
by devin 13y ago
I ran Slackware many moons ago. It was very bare bones and it took a lot of work, but I was young and it was an immersive experience. As another commenter wrote, people on IRC played up how 1337 they were for running Slack. I disagree sligh
822.
by devin 13y ago
I don't disagree. I'm just sensitive to the "open standards /rock/" thing. It glosses over a lot of nuance. What I'm trying to suggest is that something being an "open standard" does not necessar
823.
by devin 13y ago
"Open standards /rock/." is a bit overblown, don't you think? There are still very real problems with open (read: sort of "open") standards. In the end we all just want something that works. There are inde
824.
by devin 13y ago
Nothing. I was forced to figure it out quickly or go back to school.
825.
by devin 13y ago
Before I post another one of these for SF: I'm in a similar situation this week in SF. I'd love to meet some of you. Anyone want to grab a beer?
826.
by devin 13y ago
Ha, more likely a recruiting tool! Reads Article Checks Email "Hello! We are looking for programmers with an understanding of the SIMON and SPECK families of lightweight block ciphers."
827.
by devin 13y ago
IRC logfiles, mostly. You're seeing examples of code snippets typed into IRC from the last 4-5 years run in a sandbox under Clojure 1.5.1. I also ran it over the ClojureDocs s-expressions. There are a lot of examples missing (defn, def
828.
by devin 13y ago
Anderkent, all of the examples you see at the moment were run through a sandbox so I could capture their value and output. I would love to open it up to more forms and libraries in the future. The plan is to give users the ability to add, e
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GetClojure: Tons of Searchable Clojure Examples(getclojure.org)
68 points by devin 13y ago|6 comments
830.
by devin 13y ago
Breaking News: Millions Watch Cable Television Without Paying
831.
by devin 14y ago
This is great. Adding this to my list of resources for beginners. The ability to build levels, export trees, etc. makes it even better.
832.
by devin 14y ago
Don't rely solely on EFF, but also don't avoid contacting them. I have a friend of a friend who contacted the EFF and was given immense help on short notice. Their lawyers do work they find interesting. Explain your situation and see what c
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Supersonic Ping Pong Gun(gizmag.com)
1 points by devin 14y ago|0 comments
834.
by devin 14y ago
This looks a lot like https://github.com/begriffs/css-ratiocinator
835.
by devin 14y ago
Test it on Lion.
836.
by devin 14y ago
I probably should avoid responding to this, but here goes: If you don't like it, submit something you do like and let people vote it up or down. Don't like the community? Go elsewhere. Friends of mine are always talking about how the qualit
837.
by devin 14y ago
Step 1) Install Plan9 on Raspberry Pi Step 2) Run the Inferno-OS VM on your primary machine Step 3) Let your imagination run wild.
838.
by devin 14y ago
If you're not on the 9fans mailing list there's a pretty good chance you would have missed this. Hats off to Chris for catching this and taking the time to try it out. I had a lot of fun toying around with acme earlier today as a result.
839.
by devin 14y ago
Now, take your Raspberry Pi running Plan9, and start setting up Inferno OS on all of your other machines. Let your imagination run wild.
840.
by devin 14y ago
Maybe this guy could pivot and invent a soccer ball that feeds starving people.

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