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by int3 13y ago
> I still work on cool stuff, but nobody notices anymore, partly because everybody takes the fact that Google Search just works for granted and because I work with enough other talented people that I can't claim sole credit for anything
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by int3 14y ago
Click on "Auto Step" to see the code execute step-by-step as the interpreter walks the AST :) I hope metajs will be useful for building a mental model of how code really gets executed, especially with complicated control flow (like the Y-co
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Metajs: visualize Javascript AST execution(int3.github.io)
3 points by int3 14y ago|1 comments
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by int3 14y ago
Nope, there are intern positions in SF as well, although returning interns get priority for that location.
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by int3 14y ago
Very nice! I've wanted this for a long time.
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by int3 14y ago
Isn't the effect true regardless of which direction the gender imbalance is in? I.e. if there's a female in a male-dominated group, she tends to end up with more social influence as the guys compete for her.
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by int3 14y ago
He's using 'temporal' correctly; one of its connotations is 'temporary' or 'transitory'. See http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/temporal
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C++ Grandmaster Certification(cppgm.org)
98 points by int3 14y ago|131 comments
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by int3 14y ago
Indeed. It used to be that the only way to glean such information (for an arbitrary user) would be to crawl all the projects and sift through the data yourself. I'm hoping that they make this info available through the API, and allow us to
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by int3 14y ago
For those who don't know what sweet.js is: It's a macro system for Javascript, designed by the folks at Mozilla. With any luck it'll pave the way for macros in post-ES6.
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Experimenting with sweet.js macros(jezng.com)
1 points by int3 14y ago|1 comments
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by int3 14y ago
`git checkout-index` allows you to run tests on the index before committing and without messing with your working tree. The only downside is that it might take a while for a large project. Example script: https://github.com/philc/vimium/bl
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Screen-scraping with Javascript and the CSS Object Model(jezng.com)
1 points by int3 14y ago|0 comments
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Notes on the JSConf talk "Javascript as a Compilation Target"(jezng.com)
3 points by int3 14y ago|0 comments
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by int3 14y ago
That's odd, I've never had a problem with FB. Does the performance get hit right when the page loads, or only when you press a certain command?
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by int3 14y ago
Could you give some example sites? I'll look into it. Also, if it only crashes on a small set of sites, you could selectively disable Vimium on those sites via the browser action icon.
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by int3 14y ago
Vimium dev here. We actually disabled Vimium on Google Reader because we were getting complaints about how it breaks Reader's own keybindings. If you wish, you can re-enable Vimium by going to the options page; once enabled, its keybindings
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Browser Security Handbook(code.google.com)
2 points by int3 14y ago|0 comments
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Coffeescript's `for` loops(discontinuously.com)
1 points by int3 14y ago|0 comments
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by int3 14y ago
There are definitely varying rates of efficiency in learning. I personally find that working with others tends to make me more efficient, for the exact reasons that sliverstorm cites.
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by int3 14y ago
Yup, Swing isn't supported yet (graphical apps are going to take quite a bit more work). But we'll get there eventually!
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by int3 14y ago
Indeed, it started out as a class project, but we're hoping to take it a lot further. The plan is to implement a bytecode -> JS compiler next, a la JSIL / Emscripten. Thus far most of the work has gone into porting the runtime environme
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by int3 14y ago
I haven't tried, but I'm almost certain not -- Doppio relies on the existence of either the DOM or the Node API, and Rhino lacks both. Not to mention that our support for Rhino libraries isn't perfect as-is. Of course, one could write anoth
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by int3 14y ago
I'm one of the authors. Doppio's not the first JVM in Javascript, but I believe we have the most extensive support for the JRE among the lot. In particular, we can run Rhino and the Java 4 compiler. Feel free to ask me any questions! Check
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by int3 14y ago
Does Command-T ever open new windows? For me it opens the file in the current window, and if the file is already open in a buffer, that buffer gets shown in the current window.
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by int3 14y ago
It actually plots the local time, i.e. a commit at 3am PDT and another at 3am EST would contribute to the same circle on the plot. (I did a clone of the old GitHub graphs a while back.) So it isn't really useful for knowing when to contact
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by int3 14y ago
Sounds like a great education. I've been meaning to explore the research opportunities at my school; hopefully they will work out as well as yours did. Thanks for sharing, and sorry to hear about your loss.
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by int3 14y ago
Just out of curiosity, which school did you go to that provides a 3-semester long AI course? Seems like you'd be able to go into quite a bit of depth there.
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by int3 15y ago
He's part of the Mozilla dev team. Memshrink isn't a branch that's waiting to get merged, but an ongoing program to reduce overall memory usage.
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Ask HN: Resources on Decompiler Theory
3 points by int3 15y ago|0 comments

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