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Playing with Stack Overflow Errors
(gsaga.org)
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8y ago
>An object-oriented operating system, to boot Isn't that what android runtime is?
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Ask HN: Is it worth learning SmallTalk?
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gsaga
8y ago
How do I get this game working on my device. I have chrome on android lollipop.
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gsaga
8y ago
Isn't that 3 contributor limit just a virtual limit. Assume there are 5 contributors (A, B, C, D, E) for a project. The organization could do this: 1. Create two private copies of that repository 2. A, B, C contribute to the first repo
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Goodnight Claire: Blender 2.8 development test
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Programmers are EVIL: Curse their frozen hearts
(youtube.com)
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8y ago
Well some people claim that vim can do whatever an IDE can, which is just not true. That comment was directed towards those people.
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Ask HN: Is Visual Studio Code the Emacs of 21st century?
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8y ago
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Ask HN: I want to learn Wolfram Language
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8y ago
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gsaga
8y ago
Networking as in Social Networking or computer networking.
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8y ago
Are you trying to say that by writing clean code one makes himself disposable?
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Ask HN: I'm good at coding but bad at competitive coding
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8y ago
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AskHN: Need advice for understanding the source code of clojure compiler
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gsaga
8y ago
Don't worry, 11 year olds can't vote.
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Understanding Clojure's Persistent Vectors
(hypirion.com)
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How much time do you spend thinking of good identifier names?
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8y ago
The page says that this archive has 4,782,131,719 source files and 4,188,748,858 directories. Isn't that weird? These numbers suggest that every 4 directories have less than 5 files on average. I would expect the first number to be muc
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8y ago
In india the opposite is true. A significant fraction of student admitted through race quota fail and drop out. Now they want to reduce the exam difficulty for them!
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Google and Mozilla working to reduce memory usage of their respective browsers
(cnet.com)
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8y ago
>Who can program anything useful with it? :) ... A person in the geek crowd raises his hand... Me
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8y ago
... and I was feeling smart because I implemented compile time float calculations...
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8y ago
>But there's absolutely no point in opening /dev/futex from a shell script or similar, because you don't get anything from it. The same can be said for files in '/dev/input'. Why are mouse and touc
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gsaga
8y ago
Add cocain and weed to that list as well
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8y ago
In the chapter on RAM, it says we can index upto 64KB of memory in a 16 bit architecture. Shouldn't it be '128K words of memory', since we can index '2 words' with a single bit.
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gsaga
8y ago
The level on subtraction doesn't mention how negative numbers are handled at all.
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8y ago
I'm currently looking into the clojure source code with the tim daly's book.
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8y ago
The comments here mention a lot of advanced stuff like recursive decent and compiler design. Should a second year student get into this book?
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The Beauty of Ellipses, Parabolas and Hyperbolas
(science4all.org)
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8y ago
Ps. I'm also a fan. He helped me clean my room.
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