ftrain

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   by ftrain 12y ago

   Tim Berners-Lee advocated for in-browser editing in the early days of the web and saw it as a critical part of the platform. This is documented in his book "Weaving the Web."
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   by ftrain 15y ago

   I'm guessing it's Perl, and some shellinabox. You can jump to memory address 151 and then jump to 7363054 to see timers $ call -151 * 7363052g > TH::show_starwars from src/th_starwars.pm Etc, etc. But as one graybeard told me, it's a mi
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   by ftrain 16y ago

   Agreed, although I recently realized I likely need a better understanding of C to fully understand where Go is going. (I'd also like to spend time with Lua--it keeps showing up in interesting places.)
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   by ftrain 16y ago

   Seconding that. If you're an emacs user, the way org-mode ( http://orgmode.org/ ) makes it easy to capture and file information is invaluable, and it allows you to knit together outlines, files, URLs, etc. into tasks in a very transparent w
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   by ftrain 16y ago

   I think joshu meant "when he was working on getting the code released."
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   by ftrain 16y ago

   Just plain ol' Memepool would be plenty.