henry_flower

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   by henry_flower 9y ago

   thanks for the feedback. I've heard in the past about my "w/" and "&" misuse (apart from my pitiful grammar) but I haven't released it can put people off. I'm sorry.
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   Notes for new Make users(gromnitsky.users.sourceforge.net)

   332 points by henry_flower 9y ago|99 comments
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   How to use stimulusjs with GNU Make instead of webpack(github.com)

   1 points by henry_flower 9y ago|0 comments
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   by henry_flower 9y ago

   dude, you're talking to a bot. look at his syntax. he's using the right single quotation mark char (’) instead of a plain apostrophe: that's because he's not typing, he's copying the predefined chunks of text from s
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   How GNU Make's Patsubst Function Really Works(gromnitsky.blogspot.com)

   2 points by henry_flower 10y ago|0 comments
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   by henry_flower 10y ago

   judging from its source, all it does is inject a blank .html file: https://github.com/tvdv/BlankNTP/tree/master/BlankNTP
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   by henry_flower 10y ago

   yes, I use Chromium, but mainly because Fedora doesn't have Chrome in their pkg repos. yes, I've looked into the Chromium src & have run away screaming, mainly because I'm not a big C++ fan. I'm fine w/ Google p
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   by henry_flower 10y ago

   I generally try not to use any, because for some reason I can't force myself to trust an extension w/o looking into its code--the process that eats too much time. So I have only 5 of them installed. From chrome web store: * blank
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   by henry_flower 10y ago

   For Fedora 24 users: So some reason, the rpm that Microsoft provides doesn't list all the dependencies that it actually requires. What is even worse, the compiled binaries inside, require quite outdated versions of icu & openssl th
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    Typosquatting in Programming Language Package Managers [pdf](incolumitas.com)

    3 points by henry_flower 10y ago|0 comments
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    JavaScript Tools with GNU Make(gromnitsky.blogspot.com)

    1 points by henry_flower 11y ago|0 comments
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    Io.js documentation in Texinfo format(github.com)

    1 points by henry_flower 11y ago|0 comments
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    by henry_flower 12y ago

    An interesting concept but an uninspiring execution. Who are all those people in the catalog? There is no filtering by profession, interest, etc. Every picture has only a name label. Very helpful if you have no idea (or you're not sure
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    by henry_flower 12y ago

    I can't believe nobody's mentioned Futility Closet http://www.futilitycloset.com/category/podcast/ Their lateral thinking puzzles are awesome.
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    Nodever – a minimalistic node version manager(github.com)

    2 points by henry_flower 12y ago|0 comments
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    Hackernews2nntp – Post Hacker News Stories and Comments to an NNTP Server(github.com)

    15 points by henry_flower 12y ago|3 comments
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    Grap – A Language for Typesetting Graphs(lunabase.org)

    53 points by henry_flower 12y ago|13 comments
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    Designing Usable Web Forms(research.google.com)

    1 points by henry_flower 12y ago|0 comments
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    by henry_flower 13y ago

    I thought I'm the only one who hates his color scheme. Use stylish chrome extension to fix it, because jwz will never change it.
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    Compile CoffeeScript files with inline source maps(github.com)

    3 points by henry_flower 13y ago|0 comments
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    Tips for writing robust, maintainable unit tests(blog.melski.net)

    5 points by henry_flower 14y ago|0 comments
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    by henry_flower 14y ago

    stackexchange 'global' login on their sites requires 3rd party cookies.
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    by henry_flower 14y ago

    I'm sorry, but everyone expects 'smart & gets things done' not poets with cultural confluence of whatever. What does matter is expertise, skills and learning, all other staff is completely irrelevant. (See http://www.computer.org/porta
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    by henry_flower 14y ago

    You may replace Romania with any country from Eastern Europe.
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    Brian Kernighan's new book: D is for Digital(kernighan.com)

    116 points by henry_flower 15y ago|22 comments
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    by henry_flower 15y ago

    Thank you for the answer. Never realized that Tcl empire was so broad.
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    by henry_flower 15y ago

    'It doesn't run in the browser.' There was (is?) a plugin for all major browsers. It's interesting that in html 4.01 spec Tcl was in examples alongside js and vb: http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/interact/scri...
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    Is Tcl/Tk Dying Out?(markroseman.com)

    2 points by henry_flower 15y ago|0 comments
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    by henry_flower 15y ago

    'it's still the defacto standard in the electronic design automation industry.' Can you elaborate on that? I know nothing about that industry but I still have some nostalgia for Tcl despite of using Ruby now. In the past I was a solid Tcl u
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    by henry_flower 15y ago

    The best description of Tcl state is that its creator John Ousterhout now teaches students how to write web apps in Rails. It's like Larry Wall would write a book about Django.