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721.
by edu 19y ago
It seems fun! I want one :) Mainly I want to try that new kind of interface, well copied from monome to a certain extent.
722.
by edu 19y ago
So do I. When I first found them I was impressed, it's a wonderful service. I'm a little worried by the copyright issues. But well, for the music industry it's time to realize that their old business plans work no more today.
723.
by edu 19y ago
Why don't you try to implement it nativeley for Firefox?
724.
Point, Click ... Eavesdrop: How the FBI Wiretap Net Operates(wired.com)
5 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
725.
by edu 19y ago
Oh, thank you.
726.
by edu 19y ago
Because if a "business" like hers work, imagine what us can do! :)
727.
by edu 19y ago
Yes, I like the story, it is inspiring. But 70 points are a lot. Is there a top-10 list of most voted stories?
728.
by edu 19y ago
68 points? what happened today? it has been because reddit has been unavailable?
729.
Heat/power issues at the datacenter make reddit go down.(blog.reddit.com)
4 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
730.
by edu 19y ago
FYI: http://blog.reddit.com/2007/08/reddit-downtime.html
731.
by edu 19y ago
Down for me for about one hour and a half. Now it is up.
732.
The "problem" with Lisp.(programming.reddit.com)
1 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
733.
by edu 19y ago
He has released the source code of the interpreter: http://www.solve-et-coagula.com/?p=9 .
734.
Source code for the Action Script 3 Lisp Interpreter.(solve-et-coagula.com)
1 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
735.
Lisp interpreter made with Action Script 3.(solve-et-coagula.com)
24 points by edu 19y ago|9 comments
736.
by edu 19y ago
Tricky answer. Javascript is beautiful, but not the DOM, and as have been said he would need to learn at least some HTML. On the other side, using only Javascript with a stand-alone interpreter would be a nice. I would go for Logo. [edit: a
737.
by edu 19y ago
Reading from Barcelona, Spain... It does not work :(
738.
by edu 19y ago
sweet news.
739.
(book) Essentials of Programming Languages(cs.indiana.edu)
1 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
740.
Perl advocacy, smells like blub.(oreillynet.com)
5 points by edu 19y ago|5 comments
741.
by edu 19y ago
I think you can do it directly. No? I've just started to study List, but I think you could do sth like: '(root (child-1 attr1: val1 attr2: val2) (child-2 attr1: val1 attr2: val2) (child-3 attr1: val1 attr2: val2)) A
742.
by edu 19y ago
I don't think it matters. If you know Lisp you should be able to decide wheter it's the right tool for your project or not. If you don't know Lisp you should do a little effort and try to learn it. Whatever the Pauls answer is (but I imagin
743.
by edu 19y ago
At my current job they have a quite strange philosophy, which I don't share. One one side the customer is simply a retarded who can't learn to use anything (but the managers have weird concept of usability), but at the same time the custome
744.
Project Management is Bollocks!(angryaussie.wordpress.com)
2 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
745.
Manager Mathematics(blog.assembleron.com)
3 points by edu 19y ago|6 comments
746.
Six Apart merges (code) with Facebook(sixapart.com)
4 points by edu 19y ago|0 comments
747.
by edu 19y ago
I hack on a 12" iBook G4. With a 17" external monitor attached when possible ;)
748.
by edu 19y ago
Interesing read. But I think that better to only talking about your idea to your (candidate)customers you should talk about your product to everywhere, the most feedback you get the better. Of course, you should filter the feedback. I'm in
749.
by edu 19y ago
yes! but the system is still being tested.
750.
by edu 19y ago
Well, it seems that SL is getting a hughe hype right now. I'm a bit skeptical about 3D metaverses, but I'm not really a good oracle ;)

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