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Lisp in Small Projects(lispinsmallprojects.org)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
This could be a chance for Go to become more mainstream, if there wasn't so many languages supported, but I guess is not Google's agenda to disseminate their own lang.
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Github repo: https://github.com/jmechner/Prince-of-Persia-Apple-II
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Original source code for Prince of Persia posted to Github(tuaw.com)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
http://www.opensource.apple.com/release/developer-tools-45/ This means that I can build the developer tools in, say, ubuntu, and/or that I can cross-compile to target iOS?
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Some straight-to-the-point feedback on the design: The font could be bigger/wider; the white on orange on the "top-bar" (what do you call this?) looks weird. Also, on a wide screen and with the browser window maximized, the number of commen
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The “Wow signal” of the terrestrial genetic code [pdf](arxiv.org)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
> (...) corporation email (...) And even government agencies: "UK intelligence agency stores passwords in plain text" http://www.zdnet.com/uk-intelligence-agency-stores-passwords...
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Thats about 144953696 px if my calculations aren't failing.
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I would like to see Voyager 1 (about 1.847×10^10 km, accordingly to wikipedia [1]) [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_1 [EDIT] 1000 to 10^10 :P
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
If you do use Visual Studio, it would be interesting to know what do you think about its static analysis (or absence of)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I might be completely wrong but Visual Studio's static analysis for C++ is not very smart
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
... and the deep meaning of Pac-Man: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2736
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Reminded me of this: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2881
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
From the discussion in one of the replies: Named function expressions demystified http://kangax.github.com/nfe/
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PLT Games(pltgames.com)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I also had a couple of professors that did the exact same think for a course. Most of the professors gave away the slides of the course, and even more additional material; these ones gave nothing but a bunch of literally useless tables and
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
> I can only recommend that every hacker does this at least once in their lifetime I've been doing this for a while now and I love interpreter implementation. The way I got started with this was through http://nathansuniversity.com/ ,
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Six useful JavaScript libraries for dealing with data(computerworld.com)
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What is the name of this operator: "-->"?(stackoverflow.com)
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Maybe we'll need Google-Glasses-free zones.
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Koka - a function oriented language with effect inference(rise4fun.com)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Wow. I only knew about the stuff in Fabrice Bellard's site, I never knew about JSLinux. Thanks.
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I'm amazed that this wasn't here yet. This is from 2011 but is a gem.
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Javascript PC Emulator(bellard.org)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Another science news that will be disconfirmed in 1-2 days?
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
I was about to say the same thing in that thread :)
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by fabriceleal 14y ago
Very amusing book.
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... but nobody talks about this! Shamefull.
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I also created a chrome extension, without web requests :) https://github.com/fabriceleal/chrome-extension-url-qr-encod...

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