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The Facebook Phone: Forking Android(allthingsd.com)
1 points by enduser 15y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 15y ago
It's only an anti-pattern in languages that don't have resumable conditions (i.e. other than Common Lisp).
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by enduser 15y ago
add a '-e' after 'echo' on line 120
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by enduser 15y ago
ULib is a mature and well-considered C++ framework for developing high-performance applications that includes a blazingly-fast async HTTP server--more batteries included. https://github.com/stefanocasazza/ULib
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Sphinx 1.1 Released, adds Python 3 and many features(sphinx.pocoo.org)
2 points by enduser 15y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 15y ago
Be sure to notice the enormous speakers hiding in the background.
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What Is This Devops Thing, Anyway?(jedi.be)
4 points by enduser 15y ago|0 comments
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by enduser 15y ago
I went to your site and signed in with Twitter. Now it is asking me for my email address and to choose a password. If I wanted that, I would have chosen the "sign up with e-mail" option. Could you fulfill the promise of single sign-on?
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by enduser 15y ago
A great weakness of Get Lamp was not actually sharing what text adventures / interactive fiction are like. There was no content about the experience of actually playing. I showed the documentary to several people with no history with text a
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by enduser 15y ago
I thought this was going to be an article about a new kind of slide rule. As in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slide_rule
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by enduser 15y ago
If anyone knew what they were doing the uncrypted password would be nowhere near a SQL statement.
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by enduser 15y ago
Is this an issue for companies owned by HNers? Poll: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2809951
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Poll: Do you pay a patent troll?
27 points by enduser 15y ago|23 comments
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by enduser 15y ago
Yes
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by enduser 15y ago
No
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by enduser 15y ago
The highlight of this article for me was the introduction to Gephi, an amazing open-source visualization package. This will be very helpful for generating displays of quantitative information for clients. http://gephi.org/
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by enduser 15y ago
concentricsky.com, emphasis on Django and iOS development
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by enduser 15y ago
R5RS is famously shorter than the index of the ANSI Common Lisp spec.
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by enduser 15y ago
Common Lisp has multiple looping constructs, and tail recursion is NOT part of the Common Lisp spec. The functional programming of Scheme is a Scheme thing, not a Lisp thing.
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Pentadactyl, improved vim bindings for Firefox(dactyl.sourceforge.net)
9 points by enduser 16y ago|8 comments
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by enduser 16y ago
> it feels to me that the landscape needs a new "creative computing" competitor. If you're looking for a creative hobbyist computing platform, I think you're looking for Linux. I used Apple from Apple II to original Mac up through the e
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by enduser 16y ago
This is brilliant. 10 people really is the limit of organizational size where everyone can know everybody else and what they are working on. Better to focus on gathering the best group of 10 people and empowering each to do brilliant work.
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Lisp is not functional(letoverlambda.com)
9 points by enduser 16y ago|1 comments
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I expect we'll be seeing Google Emacs join the Apps suite.
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Piecing Together a Printed Copy of "On Lisp"(lurklurk.org)
2 points by enduser 16y ago|1 comments
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Cooperative Incubators(en.wikipedia.org)
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by enduser 16y ago
Either of these require programming on a computer with web-browser, games, chat, etc. Programming embedded hardware does not solve the problem of working in a distracting environment. Self-discipline, determination, and perhaps other inner
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by enduser 16y ago
No judgement here, but from reading this it seems possible that the author did what I and many others have done: overlooked Common Lisp after one or more encounters with Scheme.
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by enduser 16y ago
Using content negotiation, I can--if the server supports it--take the same URI (e.g. http://www.jerf.org/ ) and pass it to an image viewer to see your face, to my address book to fetch your contact info, etc. Anything else requires the cli
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by enduser 16y ago
That is still a case of using two URIs to refer to the same resource. If you use one URI per resource, URIs (and bookmarks) can be shared between clients dealing with different media types. Suffixed URIs require mangling to request a differ

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