dsucher

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   Gradual Type Checking for Ruby(blog.codeclimate.com)

   9 points by dsucher 12y ago|0 comments
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   by dsucher 12y ago

   I didn't know that was a thing! Sweet, thanks - this'll totally be useful in the future!
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   by dsucher 12y ago

   Oh, nice catch! I use t as a motion all the time, but that still slipped by. Just updated the post with the correction, thanks!
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   Attending Hacker School as a male without $6000 in savings.(pepijndevos.nl)

   3 points by dsucher 14y ago|0 comments
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   OpenTripPlanner solves the plaza problem(openplans.org)

   1 points by dsucher 14y ago|0 comments
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   by dsucher 14y ago

   Are you actually working on this? Because if not, I'm tempted! Just don't want to duplicate effort here.
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   5th Avenue Frogger(blog.makezine.com)

   5 points by dsucher 14y ago|0 comments
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   StippleGen: Weighted Voronoi stippling and TSP paths in Processing(evilmadscientist.com)

   2 points by dsucher 15y ago|0 comments
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   by dsucher 15y ago

   Sure, sure. (And thanks. ^^) But it's fun brainstorming heuristics!
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    by dsucher 15y ago

    That's actually why Nantucket ignores meter for now - cmudict's stress patterns are really inaccurate and unsatisfying. espeak is an interesting idea! One thought I want to explore in a later version is using cmudict's stress patterns for p