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by drtse4 14y ago
Was a bit surprised that they didn't ask for founding on kickstarter, seems like the norm these days :)
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by drtse4 15y ago
Some of them have a license file or some info about the licence in an included readme. The others are not safe to be used in commercial products, imo. Adding reachable license info (like other sites selling themes and graphic elements usual
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by drtse4 15y ago
Just one note related to hotswapping, he's likely using JRebel.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Considering these comments: http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=mquaes YES (let's call it a minor annoyance, would be worst if he posted more often).
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Git Paradox, Copy history forward safely and easily(github.com)
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Intel Looks To Be Working On Open-Source GPGPU(phoronix.com)
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by drtse4 15y ago
And then, if you need it, you can turn your vim theme in a pygments-compatible css: http://www.uraimo.com/2011/09/21/from-vim-theme-to-pygments-...
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by drtse4 15y ago
And would that be a problem? Not that we need a method to spot bad recruiters, but for those who still think that it makes sense to evaluate quality, what you describe could be a good method to identify the most degenerate ones.
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by drtse4 15y ago
The main issue i have with this brogrammer thing is that it's completely idiotic (and just that would be agood reason to be mad at them). It being off putting for women is of secondary importance, imho. It's also quite sad that they allow
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by drtse4 15y ago
Considering that itunes automatically downloads new lessons, it will try to download every time both versions of the lecture you post, requiring user interaction to stop one of the two. Just a minor nuisance :)
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by drtse4 15y ago
I noticed you put HD and SD lessons in the same feed on ITunesU, imo providing two versions of the course as the Stanford guys did is a better idea.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Nice idea and beautifully implemented, you just gained a new user. The "moving between services" is the real killer feature, imo.
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by drtse4 15y ago
I'm using the same book too, the next edition should come out sometime in march and they also made a book about cocoa programming that follows the same approach (it covers lion too).
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by drtse4 15y ago
The first batch will be of 10k boards. Will be sold out in a few hours...
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OpenDNS launches DNSCrypt service(blog.opendns.com)
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by drtse4 15y ago
Always thought that this is a scam considering his past. How many of you know of the Petroldragon thing he did in the seventies? Interesting story (still not clear if it was a scam or not) http://translate.google.com/translate?ie=UTF-8&#
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by drtse4 15y ago
I've just read below that it's a scheme course, i did a few lessons on that too and the approach was similar to what you describe. If with "bug" you are referring to syntax errors (being scheme, missing or wrong parenthesis), yeah, without
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by drtse4 15y ago
That's the way i did it fifteen or so years ago and it's the method i'll use if i had to teach an introductory course. Pros: - Using the trial&error approach to solve a problem is not efficient without a compiler, this forces you to thi
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by drtse4 15y ago
Something that is really needed, looking forward to the availability outside the states.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Compared to the amounts i see on TinyProj (that usually are related to a full implementation, not only design) these are way higher...
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by drtse4 15y ago
Completely agree on #2, having better defaults (a base template and basic things like an archive/categories page) would make switching to jekyll a lot easier. If it wasn't for your plugins (thanks) my switch to jekyll would have been surely
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by drtse4 15y ago
Glad to see that this time someone else is recommending this too, full of interesting ideas and overall a good hard sci-fi novel. We need more novels about these themes.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Congratulations! Always liked the idea (huge potential and other related services could be launched) and i was waiting for a post like this :)
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by drtse4 15y ago
He just didn't factor in some human tendencies that limit the adoption of the remote work model. To get around those another 50 years could not be enough.
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by drtse4 15y ago
And the previous release announcements look all the same except for the bug list. Imho a brief description, at least for final releases, would be a nice addition. Not everyone follows the scala-language mailing list.
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by drtse4 15y ago
Additional info on the faster compilation? I'm new to scala and from what i've seen the main issue with compilation is the time needed to load the api when the compiler starts ( a few seconds, fsc is a workaround to this).
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by drtse4 15y ago
In chrome looks like you can't remove it, but at least you can disable the use of that CA to identify sites,ecc... from preference>manage certificates.
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by drtse4 15y ago
...and issued directly by google for *.google.com
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by drtse4 15y ago
No,it's not. The article seems to suggest that ubuntu is an OS that the non-geek joe can install and use without experiencing any issues, it just works. Well, just wait until he decide to upgrade to the next ubuntu release or try to install
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by drtse4 15y ago
Great post. See this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varieties_of_Arabic (Examples of major regional differences) for more info on the differences between regional dialects.

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