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   by killercup 13y ago

   > "How to Build a Mind - Artificial Intelligence Reloaded" http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/30C3_-_5526_-_en_-_...
2. 182.▲
   by killercup 13y ago

   Changelog: https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/v2_1_0/NEWS
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   by killercup 13y ago

   magnet:?xt=urn:btih:1e4dae83371ba704d5d89e1828068ef0c4151e32&dn=SteamOSInstaller.zip&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80%2Fannounce&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.publicbt.com%3A80%2Fannounce
4. 184.▲
   by killercup 13y ago

   Download seems to be awfully slow. A torrent for the installer would be nice.
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   by killercup 13y ago

   I've been meaning to make a habit of counting this way, but it's quite rare that I count using my fingers at all.
6. 186.▲
   by killercup 13y ago

   "Normal" counting is unary (base 1, amount of fingers shown = number represented). Decimal would mean 10 states for each finger.
7. 187.▲
   by killercup 13y ago

   I was bored and curious to know how the Collatz conjecture works. Then, I implemented it in Lua and JS and compared their performance to C and Haskell. It's not meant to be a (good) benchmark. Here you go: https://gist.githu
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   by killercup 13y ago

   I'd like to add that using [gzip_static][1] might also be a good idea since nginx doesn't have to gzip your files over and over again and you can gzip the files yourself with the highest compression possible (reducing file size).
9. 189.▲
   by killercup 13y ago

   If you have more than one email address set up in GitHub, you can choose which one's Gravatar to display.
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    by killercup 13y ago

    Nice find! Man page footer on current OS X says 1997-03-25. I looked at some other man pages from ls, cat, tar and the like and the oldest that I found was rm, from January 28, 1999. UPDATE! rmdir's man page is from May 31, 1993! Thoug
11. 191.▲
    by killercup 13y ago

    Looks pretty easy if all you want is a simple blog. I'm wondering about the pricing, though. It seems free, but there is no word about it.
12. 192.▲
    by killercup 13y ago

    Thanks, that's exactly what I just wanted to write.
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    by killercup 13y ago

    > General purpose bytecode interpreter, even with JIT, cannot beat optimized thin layer of C code Are you talking about the JVM or LuaJIT? The OpenResty benchmarks make use of nginx' Lua interface (along with other nginx modules).
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    by killercup 13y ago

    So, when I was 17, I bought some cases of beer. When I came out of the supermarket (with the beer visible in my cart), I walked by some (uniformed and probably armed) police officers. I greeted them and they wished me a nice weekend. Becaus
15. 195.▲
    by killercup 13y ago

    2010 13", the last one with a Core2Duo if I remember correctly
16. 196.▲
    by killercup 13y ago

    It actually works for me on my MacBook (in Chrome)!
17. 197.▲
    by killercup 13y ago

    Lua - I'm going to use it (using OpenResty) to build an API for a web application soon.
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    by killercup 13y ago

    Exactly. "Real" flat design is more like the difference between animated toggle switches and plain checkmarks to show that something is enabled. (I guess checkmarks are more like a typographic convention than a "real world object".)
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    by killercup 13y ago

    Wow, that is one large document. It is, btw, also available as PDF and ePub, if you have a look at the file listing of http://emotion.inrialpes.fr/people/synnaeve/phdthesis/
20. 200.▲
    by killercup 14y ago

    It's like http://developer.github.com/v3/markdown/ but also for textile and money?
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    by killercup 14y ago

    Awesome. Thought the same when I saw that entry.
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    by killercup 14y ago

    Looks quite nice so far. The startup/login time is still pretty long, though.
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    Microsoft's Xbox SmartGlass app now out for iOS(theverge.com)

    2 points by killercup 14y ago|1 comments
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    by killercup 14y ago

    Bootstrap. Please don't make its usage so obvious. Also, is there a way to see only unsolved bounties? Seems like a main feature to me for programmers.
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    by killercup 14y ago

    I would love to see this, but as I live in Germany, I'm pretty sure I'll not be greeted by the episode or even a video player but a "not a available in your country" message. Anyway, BBC probably already knows they could make a fortune if t
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    by killercup 14y ago

    Very nice. This may be weird, but I totally enjoyed reading this. However, I'm actually surprised they didn't mention their Bandcamp presence[1], where I bought something a few month ago and was very pleased with the experience. But then ag
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    by killercup 14y ago

    What always surprised me: Amazon sells a (pretty nice) Kindle version, but all you get from 37Signals is this lame PDF. (Maybe they want you to print it on really large paper and use it as your office wallpaper? That's a completely differen
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    by killercup 14y ago

    I guess GitHub's apps are kind of the hipster git clients on all platforms. I don't really like the Mac version (I'm faster in GitX), but this looks actually pretty decent and also what I was expecting for a Metro app. I'll give it a try la
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    Flickr Code: Liquid Photo Page Layout(code.flickr.com)

    4 points by killercup 14y ago|0 comments