jvoorhis

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   by jvoorhis 16y ago

   This seems to boil down to a preference for expressions over statements. It's easier to reason about the meaning of a value than a listing of commands, and more insightful to recombine subexpressions to make values than to recombine stateme
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   by jvoorhis 16y ago

   `When I tried going to famous Flash game sites like Newgrounds or Addicting Games, I found that, as Steve Jobs said, “Flash was designed for PCs using mice, not for touch screens using fingers.”' This is why we at Kongregate created our mob
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   by jvoorhis 16y ago

   Shouldn't that be: let total = foldl (+) 0 (map face_value dice)
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   by jvoorhis 16y ago

   That was the inspiration. I find the output of our slide template to be much friendlier, but the build system itself is a little rough. The Pandoc S5 examples using Markdown look much more convenient.
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   by jvoorhis 16y ago

   This looks really decent. I was planning on hacking in html5 slide support for Pandoc, but this would scratch the itch just as well.
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   by jvoorhis 16y ago

   I'm glad to see this is catching on. A friend and I just spoke at the Open Source Bridge conference using our own build scripts for HTML5 slides based on Marcin Wichary's template. Mine are at http://www.jvoorhis.com/osbridge2010/slides/