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1081.
by fsiefken 14y ago
Yes, responsive e-ink has already been achieved with Vizplex technology as displayed in PocketBook linux based e-readers.
1082.
by fsiefken 14y ago
Is this related to using IronRuby vs JRuby? In benchmarks JRuby is significantly faster, odd as I suspect the CLR is slightly more efficient theoretically then the JVM.
1083.
by fsiefken 14y ago
Hi Fein, thanks for the tip. I noticed the speedbar tree, and it's adequate.. but I'd rather like a nice Cocoa tree like in Alloy's MacVim port https://github.com/alloy/macvim/wiki/Screenshots instead of a NERDtree like speedbar.
1084.
by fsiefken 14y ago
Just switched from MacVim to Emacs as my main text editor. Org-mode is very powerful for outlines and tasks. For a while I stayed with Vim because it's lighter on system resources, there are nice plugins like a lightweight Org-mode clone an
1085.
by fsiefken 14y ago
A long time ago in a galaxy far away I was in a first year of university. I soon discovered some library computers were connected with something called Gopher. Soon I was visiting the library not for the books or magazines but for traversin
1086.
by fsiefken 14y ago
yes, exactly. but then the remote audience will miss the cue that you are turning your gaze - so perhaps it can do both: turn on it's axis and rotate in the already transferring fisheye stream.
1087.
by fsiefken 14y ago
Does anyone know more about the architecture of this space radio network? For example does it use tcp/ip on top over radio or is it packet switched as with amateur packet radio?
1088.
by fsiefken 14y ago
No, I also consider myself both religious and science minded. For example I have no issue with the idea that complexity in evolution is an emergent property, like for example seen in Conway's life. My religious ideas on the soul are very mu
1089.
by fsiefken 14y ago
The agnost Stephen Jay Gould thought they were not opposed: http://www.stephenjaygould.org/library/gould_noma.html The Catholic church has the following to say about the relationship between faith and science: http://www.vatican.va/holy_
1090.
by fsiefken 14y ago
Both protestant and catholic theology (Schillebeeckx, Rahner, Kasper, Moltmann) have largely moved past such a stop gap god. The original poster is right, me and most practicing christians in my country (arguably it's different in the US) d
1091.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Reminds me of an even more reabable coffeescript example posted a year ago on HN: http://willbailey.name/conway/docs/conway.html
1092.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Moebius about his experience with psychoactive mushrooms: http://youtu.be/guF1jN2xw-Q
1093.
by fsiefken 15y ago
So Amnesty International has a hidden agenda here? Are you serious? What's wrong with the even simpler theory about investigating the string of innocent people getting the death penalty and the idea that these justified killings are politic
1094.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Great idea, do you already have ical integration? Public hangout category, language or location search (or combination)?
1095.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Did 6x23m for half a year 6 years ago until it was to cold outside (17 degrees celcius) and the pressure by society, work and friends was becoming to annoying: * Some friends: "I'd rather not want you to nap when you are here, it's anti-soc
1096.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Ah Qwerty, can you make a version for the Dvorak typists?
1097.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Something like that already exists :-) SocketStream; coffeescript, node.js, jade (a better haml), stylus (sass-like) http://goo.gl/ynJkM
1098.
by fsiefken 15y ago
Have you read Ben Goertzel's Loglish idea to combine the Lojban grammar with the English vocabulary? This could address the issue of adoption. http://www.goertzel.org/new_research/Loglish.htm http://www.goertzel.org/papers/lojbanplusplus
1099.
by fsiefken 15y ago
That question is unanswered, I'd also like to know. Passenger3 includes a watchdog which can monitor processes like Bluepill: http://blog.phusion.nl/2010/06/18/the-road-to-passenger-3-te... Here is a recent Torqbox (jruby jboss app frameb
1100.
by fsiefken 16y ago
Very nice! Execution will of course be slower then running the translated coffeescript on the v8 vm. But for some use cases this will not matter.
1101.
by fsiefken 16y ago
I chose nanoc over jekyll because it has support for haml, sass and other stuff. Webgen has similar flexibility, the latest version has a web interface to edit the markdown files and generate the site.
1102.
by fsiefken 16y ago
What i found very nice is graphs of the population size through generations of metuselah's, with my favorite being the R-pentomino http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/index.php?title=R-pentomino
1103.
by fsiefken 16y ago
* Jailbreak your ipad (be careful with iOS4), install OpenSSH through Cydia and connect to localhost with iSSH. There are for example apache, vi, ruby, python, grep and awk. Can that scratch your itch? * Not really hacking but you can inst
1104.
by fsiefken 16y ago
Great idea! I actually found some nice video's I haven't seen in 25 years.and the recommendations are fantastic! Keyboard shortcuts obviously; arrow keys and space bar so I can remote control it from a couch, bathtub, shower or while dancin
1105.
by fsiefken 16y ago
How does this compare to say, cassandra, which also is a distributed key-value store?