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Help with the DOJ's transparency problem
(recapthelaw.org)
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Some fractals take a really long time
(nature.com)
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Good intro the Game of Life CAs and such...
(jeremykun.com)
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13y ago
I'm lucky enough to still own and use what I've always held as the perfect keyboard---the OmniKey Ultra. Bought it new. It has never needed repair although it could stand a good cleaning---every now and then I clean the worst off
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Don't know about dynamic, but a visual improvement would be to add a few pixels (less than the apparent width of a space) between the labels and input boxes---too crowded. A second improvement would be to even out the count of serif ve
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13y ago
It may be perpetual, but it does loop. Now of course if it were a fractal, you could dive forever :)
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hsmyers
13y ago
Tain't Scheme---err Racket, 'tis Common Lisp, warts and all...
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hsmyers
13y ago
Since fractals are a passion with me, I intend to give this a try!
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13y ago
Ada anyone? :) p.s. is there a language called Babbage?
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Except in rare cases creative genius does not transmit well from individual to individual. It needs the appropriate level of talent and a shared vision. Thus far I see no evidence of such a transition. The level of performance could just as
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13y ago
Useful link from sited link: http://wiki.portal.chalmers.se/agda/pmwiki.php
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13y ago
As a diabetic, I try and not over-dose on syntactic sugar...
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13y ago
If you take the (possibly extreme) position that I do; namely that the act of violating the oath to support the constitution is an act of treason as well as evidence of deceit, why in the world would anyone give credence to Holder and the a
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The Design of Everyday Things: Donald A. Norman The Elements of Typographic Style, by Robert Bringhurst Visual Display of Quantitative Information by Edward R. Tufte, Envisioning Information by Edward R. Tufte Visual Explanations: Images an
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As a long time fellow traveler in the land of Literate Programming, I must ask how you created the document---by hand or with tools and if tools, which ones?
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13y ago
I was an early adopter of Python somewhere along about v1.x. Loved it. Used my usual technique of implementing a sizable task that I knew well---parsing PGN (Portable Game Notation) a widely used format for recording chess games in digital
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13y ago
You know many sites these days have various badges that you earn. I propose the addition of a badge that you admit to---the 'By Me' badge...
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13y ago
Writing good docs is not a bad thing :) Are you actually writing packages or the usual text plus macros plus package list?
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Show HN: A different take on Box-Char Alt Codes
(github.com)
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13y ago
+1 for Editplus. And all the others I use :)
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13y ago
Not enough for an epiphany, but enough to try until understanding occurs. Not bad for <5 minutes!
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13y ago
EditPlus---although at some point I will have built in to Sublime all of the features that I like. That said I'll probably always use it. Face it since I use notepad, It's unlikely that I'll abandon any editor that fits a need. I particular
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Another view of Age Discrimination
(pbs.org)
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14y ago
I fear the OP conflates his usage with the rest of the world. Had he presented it as more of a 'this works for me' I'd have paid more attention. My own usage involves things I don't even want to re-invent wheel or no.
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More properly, towards the bottom, it should say "You must log in to LOOK at this question"...
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14y ago
I would guess that the languages offered are those that can be converted to Javascript? If so are the others waiting to be added? Or is this the current offering?
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14y ago
It occurs to me that what is needed is a possibly grass roots level approach to the patent problem. If ever there was a good use of the Rico Act this would be the one. And know I'm not a lawyer but how is PT (patent trolling) any different
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14y ago
It is getting to the point where the only advantages to 'real' books left are: 1. they can be autographed (thank you Mr. Knuth and Mr. Brodie) and 2. they make really good insulation during winters...
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14y ago
Good enough for West Point, good enough for Armenia.
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14y ago
The Polgar's have dropped off the list?
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