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PCB business card(t4f.org)
1 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
I get to mind less about consistency of those web apps. You don't get consistency until it eventually gets consistent. That's how I look at Web 2.0.
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by kazuya 16y ago
Uses in Haskell and ML seem to follow its math origin, but why in C++ they have come to call it functor?
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Yet another mobile payment solution?(thinklink.com)
2 points by kazuya 16y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 16y ago
He is Okasaki, not Osaka.
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by kazuya 16y ago
No idea what he meant, but here is my take. Conversations online often come with tedious parts, like logging into the system, composing messages with these awful input devices, double checking the recipients, etc. Do you want these just in
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UI.Command: a command line app framework for Haskell(blog.kfish.org)
2 points by kazuya 17y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 17y ago
Japanese version, just for your curiosity: http://www.komaba.utmc.or.jp/~flatline/onlispjhtml/
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Add Some XBOX To Your UX: SXSW 2010 Talk: Josh Knowles(auscillate.com)
2 points by kazuya 17y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 17y ago
We have a book by John Levine, but it's too outdated. http://www.iecc.com/linker/ Anyone interested in an up-to-date version of such a book?
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Cold boot Linux/Android in a second(ubiquitous.co.jp)
4 points by kazuya 17y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 17y ago
Interesting, but the playable demo didn't work in my env :-(
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by kazuya 17y ago
I am here on HN to contribute a different view about this allegedly exotic country, again. > Computer gaming really doesn't exist in Japan. It's all on consoles, handhelds and phones. Few Japanese have even heard of World of Warcraft, S
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by kazuya 17y ago
My colleague pointed me to this: http://www.gameenginebook.com/coursemat.html Check 'GDC 2009 Lecture'. Now ND uses PLT Scheme.
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by kazuya 17y ago
Oh, thanks, I thought I linked to that picture, but not actually.
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Naughty Dog still uses Lisp in its videogames(game.watch.impress.co.jp)
7 points by kazuya 17y ago|5 comments
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Nintendo's Sakamoto's Four Creative Tenets(gamasutra.com)
3 points by kazuya 17y ago|0 comments
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by kazuya 17y ago
Well done, but I ran into an unfamiliar word: what's 'kombon (こんぼん)'? Or... is it just to learn romaji-kana transliteration and not about real words?
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by kazuya 17y ago
Shameless pickup from my tweet a week ago: My haskell programs often end up just like the pipelines I made up with sed and awk 20 yrs ago.
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by kazuya 17y ago
People tend to attribute problems around them to the culture, particularly when the culture isn't theirs. And everyone wants to think his/her situation is unique, as the indication of one's uniqueness. But as some comments indicate, some (o
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by kazuya 17y ago
The article is a bit amusing even for a native Japanese, but too lengthy for me to read it through. I happened to work at a big-business cubicle farm (or kind of) in Tokyo, but there is no such obligatory parties. I have heard of that kind
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by kazuya 17y ago
I've used Mozy for a while and I agree with you. I have to have local backup plan apart from Mozy. Now I'm trying out CrashPlan. It supports local network backup as well as remote network backup.
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by kazuya 17y ago
Is this Jacques Binet? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Philippe_Marie_Binet If so, is it about Fibonacci numbers?
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by kazuya 17y ago
Pun on data miner?
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by kazuya 17y ago
Joi Ito has another view on this: http://joi.ito.com/weblog/2009/04/15/followup-to-my.html
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by kazuya 17y ago
It's just because games are intentionally designed to keep the player engaged, but work isn't.
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by kazuya 17y ago
His point about fp appears to get no traction in video game developers around me. I heard some iPhone app developers are trying to use Haskell to create games, though.
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by kazuya 17y ago
Ditto. So what's the intention of this question?
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by kazuya 17y ago
> 10. Seiko: The watchmaker takes its name from a Japanese word meaning 'exquisite' or 'success'. It does not mean 'success' in this case. And it's rather 'precision work' than 'exquisite'. BTW the old Canon logo is quite lovely, isn't
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by kazuya 17y ago
> Give me a second... L1$: a second Hard disk: more than five months

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