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by hilti 10y ago
If you love small code examples, then check out newLISP running inside a browser. That REPL is pretty fun. http://www.newlisp.org/newlisp-js/
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by hilti 10y ago
And regarding hardware benchmarks this is fun too, seeing on how many platforms this scripting language is running. (Source: http://www.newlispfanclub.alh.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=... ) 0.33 ; 2.7GHz Intel Core
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by hilti 10y ago
Here You go :-) http://www.newlisp.org/index.cgi?page=MergesortBenchmark
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by hilti 10y ago
This comes up every time newLISP is introduced somewhere. I'm not a developer who ever tried to create or invent a new language, so my knowledge is really limited regarding which memory management is advanced or dumb. BUT I've use
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by hilti 10y ago
Completely agree on this for small websites! I use "oldschool" HTML, CSS and simple PHP includes for stuff like navigation, footer, etc. It's easy to maintain and fast. My workflow looks like this: Buying template/theme
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by hilti 10y ago
Great app but no Terms of Service :( https://m.kindly.at/tos
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by hilti 10y ago
Looks cool! What's the tech stack behind it?
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Ask HN: How are You doing time-effective proposals as a freelancer?
2 points by hilti 10y ago|0 comments
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by hilti 10y ago
I'm using newLISP for command-line tools and scripting. I love that it's capable of doing bayes calculation, parallel and distributed processing support is built-in and it runs on embedded systems too.
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by hilti 10y ago
SQLite
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by hilti 10y ago
Just found out that pricing has not been determined yet. Maybe that's why it's not linked.
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On-Demand delivery by UberRUSH(rush.uber.com)
1 points by hilti 10y ago|0 comments
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by hilti 11y ago
I'll give it a try and thanks for making something simple. The web should get back to simple things. It's too bloated currently.
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Ask HN: What equals to unix pipes in the web world?
2 points by hilti 11y ago|2 comments
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by hilti 11y ago
Thanks man!
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Ask HN: How to stay focused when You're getting through a divorce
1 points by hilti 11y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What JavaScript framework will run on an embedded system like ESP8266?
2 points by hilti 11y ago|2 comments
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by hilti 11y ago
Interesting blog post, but site is down. How much traffic do You get from HN?
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by hilti 11y ago
I recommend picking up the CodePatterns docs. They're always updated and You'll learn a lot from them. http://www.newlisp.org/CodePatterns.html Then there is my original Dragonfly documentation http://d
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by hilti 11y ago
I've written several web applications in newLISP and the Dragonfly Framework (Disclaimer: I'm one of the developers behind the framework). Most of the web apps are running in sales companies. I think it's a very good and eas
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by hilti 11y ago
Currently offline.
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by hilti 12y ago
That's what I thought, too. Not really straight forward.
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by hilti 12y ago
It's down.
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by hilti 12y ago
Scanned computer ads from a VOBIS retailer. Great to see how times changed. Prices are in D-Mark.
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Computer ads in Germany from 1988 – VOBIS(imgur.com)
5 points by hilti 12y ago|3 comments
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by hilti 12y ago
Merry Christmas and thanks for being with me every single day in 2014.
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by hilti 12y ago
I've just downloaded it and it's great! Some suggestions: - manual focus control is a bit small to adjust - a black&white mode would be so great (e.g. my Leica DLUX 4 has such a great mode called "Dynamic B&W&qu
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by hilti 12y ago
https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/onpage-seo/id854357492?mt=8
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Show HN: I've coded an iOS App to sell more websites
2 points by hilti 12y ago|1 comments
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by hilti 12y ago
This is my way to say thank You hackernews. My first iOS app wouldn't be in the app store without this community. I've learned so much by reading comments about app development, mistakes and marketing. Please comment below which o

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