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by ics 12y ago
Interestingly, it's not just Wired taking it out of context– Metz (the moderator) is actually the author of this piece.
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by ics 12y ago
https://assembly.com/secret-society/assets bears a... striking resemblance... to a certain enterprise linux company's existing logo. Do you have any sort of review process in place for this sort of thing (esp. con
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by ics 12y ago
You can find the exercises on GitHub (see https://github.com/exercism/xhaskell for example). They have their own workflow for the review process ("nitpicks" and "iterations") which could be grafte
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by ics 12y ago
If you mean CLI by desktop app, then... It strips out one of the most annoying parts of doing exercises for people who already have tools and like them... navigating to a website, using some crappy browser editor, file browser, and all that
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by ics 12y ago
With uMatrix in Chrome I see "firefox.safe-downloading.com/‎" as the top result, with the Mozilla Foundation banner below it.
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by ics 12y ago
There are paint-by-number programs and then there is Paint-By-Number with real paint. There are software engineers and programmers and there are people who just type in code while following a tutorial (or even just download the sample code
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by ics 12y ago
> Most art objects are the products of a single person's imagination. This is an unfortunate cliché that is not nearly as widely accepted as one might think. It may be true that computers have a much clearer path to hand-holding in
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by ics 12y ago
Aside from the annoying blinking background, certain pieces of this site's "CC-BY-SA" look like they were lifted straight from the now-defunct K10k (Kaliber10000) site... http://www.cubancouncil.com/work/
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by ics 12y ago
What exactly would you want to see compared? The same or similar examples for code comparison? "Features" or libraries?
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by ics 12y ago
I was just thinking about this today because of the Germanwings crash. What if instead of a news article you were presented with a page which somehow led you through a knowledge graph of the topic based on questions or actions by the reader
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by ics 12y ago
Depending on how much they cost as well as how much IKEA wants to profit from their sale, it could be well within their reach to charge (for example) Americans what one would expect for an IKEA garden shed, writer's shed, whatever you
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by ics 12y ago
It would be really great if they sold these such that one purchase could cover the cost of one for charity. It would be even better if there was enough demand to drive the production cost down further.
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by ics 12y ago
I posted my link in a comment below and people seem to be taking advantage of it, though nobody has replied with their own as I was expecting others to. The upside to the bonus is that it makes the game a little more interesting and realist
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by ics 12y ago
Fantasy stock markets were fun back in school, this could be too. Edit with my only feedback: put a big, fat FAQ button somewhere. It took a little while to notice the tiny "learn more" text. My link if anyone wants (if you use, w
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by ics 12y ago
For all those focusing on the Objective-C++ aspect, I suggest watching the talk. - Faster (potentially? actually?) - Safer, because Objective-C gives too many chances to crash at runtime - They "can't wait" to p
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by ics 12y ago
Just build IHaskell or use the docker container. Kronos is by the author of IHaskell and if I recall also had a repo for a node-webkit wrapper around IHaskell or IPython which this appears to be the continuation of. To add: Building and ins
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by ics 12y ago
As the submitter I just want to say thanks for dropping in to comment. As a professional CAD user and hobby Haskell learner, I found the project very interesting and thought it was worth sharing. If you ever feel like sharing I'd be ve
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ImplicitCAD: Powerful, Open-Source, Programmatic CAD(implicitcad.org)
127 points by ics 12y ago|49 comments
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by ics 12y ago
node-webkit presumably.
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by ics 12y ago
Looking forward to reading this too. For the opposite trajectory (Haskell towards Racket) see this page from a little while back: http://artyom.me/learning-racket-1
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by ics 12y ago
In the US, where I buy Japanese beers, all are either brewed in the US or Canada under license. If it's brewed in Canada, it's marked up as imported . I doubt it's any different in other countries or for other brands.
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by ics 12y ago
The link you posted gives a resolution of 800x480.
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The Designer Who Gives Half His Work Away for Free(priceonomics.com)
4 points by ics 12y ago|0 comments
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by ics 12y ago
Does it matter? That's just how Kickstarter makes money. The idea that they wouldn't welcome Pebble because it's low-risk and somehow makes them appear more "store-like" is unrealistic.
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by ics 12y ago
You can't be claimed as a dependent at age 24. > To meet the qualifying child test, your child must be younger than you and as of the end of the calendar year, either be younger than 19 years old or be a student and younger than 24
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by ics 12y ago
That and the 5% they get for funded projects.
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Tensegrity(en.wikipedia.org)
60 points by ics 12y ago|21 comments
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by ics 12y ago
As another poster said, Muji has very affordable ones in a variety of styles (gridded, lined, plain, record). They're very thin and cheap, but I love them and have been using them for years. Alternatively if you're near a Kinokuni
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by ics 12y ago
It's not a different visa, but according to this ( http://chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=4366 ) you are allowed to do remote work on a tourist visa.
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by ics 12y ago
Obviously others were involved, but it's worth noting from the press release on his promotion ( https://www.leatherman.com/7-15-13.html ): > Rivera, an engineer, has been with the Tool Group going on 22 years and play

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