fabriceleal

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Understanding 3D Transforms(dev.opera.com)
2 points by fabriceleal 13y ago|0 comments
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Lobster, a game programming language(strlen.com)
145 points by fabriceleal 13y ago|32 comments
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Here's an interpreter of mine made in Lisp: https://github.com/fabriceleal/Brainfuck
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Could you open source it? I'm very interested in seeing how one would do that, I've been thinking about writing one myself, for PHP (I've a somewhat large codebase to inherit, that only works in a old version of PHP, and I might need to mig
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Some time ago I made this: https://github.com/fabriceleal/Jsoned using node.js. It allows you to use Javascript expressions using a map/filter/reduce paradigm to edit the Json stream, like this: echo "[1,2,3]" | jsoned -m "' _ * 2 '" whic
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Is it possible to use from something like Unity3d ?
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Exploiting a Go Binary(codearcana.com)
112 points by fabriceleal 13y ago|31 comments
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
What about "disaster" stories or rants? I find the lack of rants on Go disturbing.
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Is it just me or do I really have to answer to Moby-Dick trivia while coding Objective C? On the 1st level, I couldn't progress unless I used 'Ishmael' as firstName and 'Moby-Dick' as lastName.
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Oh boy, here comes another bookmarklet ...
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Done: https://gist.github.com/fabriceleal/5547487 . Tested in hacker news (no jQuery) and wikipedia (has jQuery). For some reason, github doesn't like that I'm loading something from raw.github.com/... Chrome console says: Refused to load
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Lets put this into a bookmarklet :P
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Row Polymorphism Isn't Subtyping(brianmckenna.org)
1 points by fabriceleal 13y ago|0 comments
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
... hence the italic. Nonetheless, predates this link :) Shameless plug: I submitted the old link.
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
This was previously called Lisp in Small Projects. This link redirects to Lisp in Summer Projects: http://lispinsmallprojects.org/ Previous discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5564828
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
I tried to implement this for project Euler using Clojure, but got hit in the face with stack overflows. Most likely I was doing something naive. Ended up using C.
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
An interesting proposition. I feel that this will be my first participation in this game. Just have to find a cool idea and some time. Anyone has been following or participating in these competitions?
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
C++ noob here. This reminded me of "Obscure C++ Features" [1] (discussion [2]) - the 'Placement new' feature. Basically, we can allocate memory using malloc and then call the constructor on the allocated memory: // Must allocate our o
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Ah ok. But is there some reason for Lynx not to support JS? Is this by design? I also found out about links [1] and elinks [2] but seems that their JS support is marginal or requires compiling with certain flags [3]. Haven't anyone tried to
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Why not? As it seems, JS is not doing anything that isn't do-able with a <a href="...file..." target="_blank"> - as soon as the browser gets a file that it cant render (.zip, ...), it will download it. The magic is in the server, wh
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Dropbox - https://www.dropbox.com/ In Firefox 20.0.1, with Javascript disabled, after the login the home listing has a "The Dropbox website require JavaScript" text. [EDIT: Clickable, more info]
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
What do you mean? You can do stuff like this: ps | where { $_.name -like "*host" } | foreach { $_.id | out-host }
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Dive into parser combinators: parsing search queries with F# and FParsec in Kiln(blog.fogcreek.com)
3 points by fabriceleal 13y ago|0 comments
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
> For Lisp, i get from the SBCL site or the proper site (SBCL, Clisp, Clozure CL) I am using I'll try that approach. Never really tried SBCL or Clozure CL. > And i compile the source each time You mean that you compile, for instanc
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
In ubuntu, when using the packaged clisp and asdf (installable via apt-get), i'm unable to install quicklisp without some hacking around (it complains about the asdf version). But I agree with you, quicklisp is awesome.
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by fabriceleal 13y ago
Dinosaurs are a rather large group of animals (and you can join primitive birds with more "reptilian" dinosaurs, but I digress...) and humans are a subspecies (homo sapiens sapiens), comparing dinosaurs' extinction with human's extinction i
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Some of the dynamic programmer arguments sound like if static typing is a replacement for unit testing. "There’s no replacement for testing, and unit tests find more issues than the compiler ever could." "Static typing only catches some bu
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I hope he gets better soon. I can relate to him. The pressure one might feel is overwhelming: you're expected to work extra-hours because you have a salary greater than the region's average (not only company's average!...); you're expected
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A cheatsheet for F#'s DSL-friendly features(github.com)
1 points by fabriceleal 14y ago|0 comments
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I believe Go is compiled [1][2]. Isn't a comparison with something like Haskell [3] more fair? [1] http://golang.org/doc/faq#Implementation [2] http://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Compile_and_run_Go_program [3] http://benchmarksgame.alioth.d

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