fuzztester

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   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   your "is its own thing" implies "unique" to me. but if you want to hairsplit, go ahead. no issues. to each their own. and about your "as i’m sure you know.": how are you sure i know? are you me? or can you read
2. 92.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   What does exclusive motion mean here?
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   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   Dal bhat in Nepal is not unique to Nepal, it is also a huge Indian staple food, dal and rice in India, eaten in many parts of the country in various forms. Called dal chaval in Hindi states in north India, varan bhat in Maharashtra, and a v
4. 94.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurie_Baker
5. 95.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   Adyar banyan tree in Chennai is missing. https://www.ts-adyar.org/banyan-tree
6. 96.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   Ignorant HN downvoting monkeyboys at it again. Caint call em men, hee hee, ho ho.
7. 97.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   Thanks.
8. 98.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   I had started but not come to that point yet. Mea culpa.
9. 99.▲
   by fuzztester 9mo ago

   Why?
10. 100.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Compiler doesn't match the title of the book.
11. 101.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    And Larry should have been a pageboy.
12. 102.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    J programmer, huh? You are right of left, which is inexcusable, so, by order, you will soon be sum marily executed.
13. 103.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    "1-2 pages" Simplifying: -1 pages.
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    how is the boilerplate etc related to the syntax. not clear. i would have thought you first decide the syntax n only then start the work. but i've never created an interpreter, let alone a compiler.
15. 105.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Alzheimer's and similar, matter a lot too. Brain controls body.
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    for me, it would be bread and cheese making (easier cheese varieties), vegetable fermentation, more cooking of various cuisines including indian ones, drawing and painting, carpentry, permaculture (i did organic gardening earlier, which is
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Is this the same Ragel that Zed Shaw wrote about in one of his posts back in the day, during Ruby and Rails heydays? I vaguely remwmber that article. I think he used it for Mongrel, his web server. https://github.com/mongrel
18. 108.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Er, Forth guy as a, would foot trash I the and bullet gun the. Word!
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Design by contract is good. I've used it in some projects. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract I first came across it when I was reading Bertrand Meyer's book, Object-oriented Software Constructi
20. 110.▲
    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Thanks to those who replied.
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    >On purely recreational grounds, one can get something small off the ground in an afternoon with LLVM. It's very enjoyable and has a low barrier to entry, really. Is there something analogous for those wanting to create language int
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Thanks.
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Thanks.
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Hi, your compound interest article on ciju.in was good. Any way to contact you to talk?
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Whew! Advanced Unix system programming level stuff. I've dabbled a bit in that field, in C, on Unix, some older versions on PCs. It was fun. Any recommendation for a tutorial style book or site or blog on the subject, other than man pa
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    I meant last phrase , not last sentence, which is what you seem to have understood, going by your reply. This is what I was referring to in my earlier comment: "he's just not a very good person".
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    >But if you didn't know about any of that you could make some inferences. Like his neverending "ooh, shiny new thing, want" (and then lie to people along the way, trick Indians into signing up for your internet.org thing)
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Last phrase is understatement of the century. He's a POS, that's also why POSSE is good. ;)
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    I don't like this engineers vs. finance people / MBA divide that I see parroted a lot on HN. And obviously, it's parroted by engineers. Like, all engineers are saints and the other side are all sinners. What crap. Get real, g
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    by fuzztester 9mo ago

    Same question, but for Android and desktop / laptop too. Never used RSS much before, hardly, in fact, I don't know why, even though I first knew about it many years ago, but after reading this thread, I want to.