jstepien

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by jstepien 15y ago
copy and paste in the following command: /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/gist/323731)" It is getting more and more popular to come across such installation recipes. "Just execute this command", which will dow
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by jstepien 15y ago
Yes. I believe they're shown randomly and they're cached so we might see different examples.
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by jstepien 15y ago
The first thing I'd like to see on a programming language's website is a handful of short examples, like on http://ruby-lang.org . In this case examples are hidden a bit deeper: http://shenlanguage.org/Documentation/Tutorials/Shen-in-15mi
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by jstepien 15y ago
Here's a result of running Git::Garden on git-garden: http://stepien.cc/~jan/git-garden.html . PNG backends require a bit of polish. An image generated by Gnuplot is http://i.imgur.com/A5KsC.png , and the one which went through Graphviz
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by jstepien 15y ago
I'd suggest adding a possibility to play the first level of World of Goo after installing it. That would make it simply amazing.
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by jstepien 15y ago
Initially I though that they're using Broadway, the GTK3's HTML5 canvas backend [1]. But no, it's all done with CSS3. That's impressive. [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1935499
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by jstepien 15y ago
Could we a have a binary version, please? It would definitely help evaluating your project.
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by jstepien 15y ago
I'm on Chrome 13 and yes, I see all characters too, but Ż, ž, č, ą and ę are displayed in a fall-back sans-serif font. All others using Istok Web, as defined in the CSS. It doesn't look good.
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by jstepien 15y ago
The font you've chosen is missing some characters. http://j.hackerhub.org/unicode
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by jstepien 15y ago
Not necessarily. You can define functions in GHCi using let . $ ghci Prelude> let fact x = if x == 0 then 1 else x * fact (x - 1) Prelude> fact 6 720
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by jstepien 15y ago
Thanks for a quick reply. So having GHCi - the GHC's REPL - successfully emscripted could make adding Haskell support possible, right?
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by jstepien 15y ago
I wonder whether Haskell is on their todo list. GHC's LLVM backend [1] might be helpful. [1] http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Commentary/Compiler...
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by jstepien 15y ago
Why would you store a minified version in the VCS, especially not having it in sync with the original source code? Shouldn't it be an artefact kept out of the VCS and built automatically by, for example, make and UglifyJS?