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11y ago
No, it does. Once both strings are sorted alphabetically, you just compare them. "tallaf" -> sort -> "aafllt" "laftal" -> sort -> "aafllt" Does "aafllt" == "aafllt" ? y
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11y ago
That anagram question...I would have never figured out to use sorting. I would have done a simple loop that checks to see if the letter exists in the other word. Loop until false is returned...The length check seems 100% necessary to solve
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11y ago
Is it just me or has this same article or title come up like 2-3 other times? The only thing remotely interesting in this particular article is the graph with productivity vs code-base size...mostly because when you give it some thought, is
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11y ago
First try, didn't even read your comment until after the fact. http://i.imgur.com/IJgi1gc.png
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VR headsets are not revolutionary
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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11y ago
Yeah, I can figure out what this does based on past knowledge, but where the hell is the technical explanation? I hate it when projects leave that out. Please to anyone who uploads a somewhat complex to github, describe in your README how y
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A Brief Glance at How 5 Text Editors Manage Their Textual Data
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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Using (a Restricted) Swift on Any Operating System
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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11y ago
Or maybe, FP is the wrong tool for that job.
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11y ago
I'm not seeing anyone here answering the important question: What makes Pony different from other languages?
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Input: Fonts for Code and Data
(input.fontbureau.com)
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11y ago
I think the more important thing is they actually responded to their users. Valve is a model company. Live and learn.
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12y ago
All this does is some fancy search and replace. I don't know why it is amazing at all. Using awk is almost as effective.
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12y ago
I feel like human-integrated solutions are starting to become more and more of a thing, for example, Magic, this Budweiser Redlight, Rabbit (I think that's what it's called? For IT-related tasks), and so on. I'm surprised the
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12y ago
It was a free service, and now it's not.
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Random Google email saying they're to charge me for using their free service now
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12y ago
More important than what it appears to be on the surface.
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Multiplayer Ocarina of Time
(kickstarter.com)
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Show HN: The No-Bullshit Web Application Testing Guide
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
This is why I stopped using Rails too. It was just too magical. I hate magic I can't understand.
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12y ago
You know, at first I found this was really good, but after trying it for a little I just completely forgot about it. Is it as good as everyone says? From the comments so far it makes me want to try it out again.
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12y ago
Not bad! You need a better word-removal algorithm though. You need some natural language processing that can detect nouns, and remove the nouns. Other than that I'm intrigued :)
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12y ago
>On the topic of having one IDE that just works for multiple languages/platforms, I've recently given Eclipse another chance after 4 years. It has impressed me with its C, PHP and Haskell support so far. I really recommend peop
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Automated website screenshots and text scraping
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12y ago
Wow, when you look at this picture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fullneed.jpg You realize that our electrical problems could be solved in 5-10 hard working years. This makes me think that maybe our current solar p
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Show HN: 30 cents or less VGA cable
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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Using Macro Processing as a Powerful Writing Tool
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
You've hit the nail right on the head. People praising FP don't realize (but start to after awhile) that you should combine the FP paradigm with /OTHER/ paradigms as well. Your arsenal of patterns will help you write cod
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12y ago
I think money incentives are so good. Gives those blackhats a reason to help.
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12y ago
I've been eyeballing this for awhile now. The keyboard layout is so ingenious. The ergonomics are derived from ErgoDox. The only thing missing is a version where it is literally 2 halves of a keyboard which would make it more portable
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