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by klrr 14y ago
Why do people use color schemes when programming, is it cause it looks cool, do they think it makes them more productive, is it cause some people insist on it makes it easier to read code? None of these statements have been proved as far I
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by klrr 14y ago
Not locally.
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by klrr 14y ago
What, this is not what a web browser is supposed to do.
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by klrr 14y ago
How does this really work, is it possible to write such stuff as drivers with a garbage collected language?
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Stealing Open Source Projects' Names
3 points by klrr 14y ago|1 comments
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by klrr 14y ago
Works great, played around with plan9 on it.
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by klrr 14y ago
Nice, hopefully they will invest in Reborn(A vaporware game told to be the new Quake.).
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by klrr 14y ago
Well, that statement is based on a ESRs' quote. "Linux is the open-source community's flagship product."
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by klrr 14y ago
Well, it's really hard for Linux to make the right decision. The community is so diverse, FSF developing the userland, OSI the kernel and a third party shipping the distribution of them. The GNU/Linux desktop can't be done right, unless you
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by klrr 14y ago
GNU/Linux is the name to be used on UNIX-like systems that use GNU as its userland and Linux as its kernel. Often called simply "Linux" instead since many people think it sounds better.
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by klrr 14y ago
What? By "Linux" I assume he mean UNIX-like operating system. As a desktop I guess Mac is the best choice for casual computer users, but the best UNIX-like operating system in general must be OpenBSD.
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by klrr 14y ago
This might be of interest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7pkyDUX5uM&feature=yout... Theo de Raadt(OpenBSD founder) explain the importance of "Release Engineering".
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by klrr 14y ago
Of course it doesn't make the game less good, but it's not like this kid did something extremely remarkable thing like some people here seem to make it. That's what makes it a bit ridiculous.
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by klrr 14y ago
This is a bit ridiculous to be honest. I'm 15 and don't consider myself a programming, in fact I would say I can't program at all. But me and a friend "wrote"(well, we modified a few examples we found online and using a lot of pre-written c
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by klrr 14y ago
Haha, fun test, got 14 of 20 right!
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CRUX 3.0 Released, now supports amd64(crux.nu)
4 points by klrr 14y ago|0 comments
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by klrr 14y ago
Thanks!
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by klrr 14y ago
Okey, well... I guess I ask because I don't know what I want to write(or learn). I don't have such ideas anymore.
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Ask HN: What programs to write?
7 points by klrr 14y ago|14 comments
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Guix 0.1 alpha released(gnu.org)
4 points by klrr 14y ago|0 comments
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by klrr 14y ago
I'm not sure about Fedora but Debian has a very strict policy for the packages in their repos. http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/
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by klrr 14y ago
Well, the problem is that I don't have anything to be proud of. All things I've really worked hard with I do without progression. I've tried to learn programming, failed. I've tried to get abs, failed. I've tried to get girlfriend, failed.
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by klrr 14y ago
Somone sent me this when I asked about a programming problem, "The 0th step to solve any problem is to make sure you really understand the problem statement. If you are unable to understand what you read, seek help, you really need it." It
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by klrr 14y ago
Very very smart, thanks a lot for this.
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by klrr 14y ago
Can someone explain was phrack is? Thanks.
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by klrr 14y ago
IRC dead? I use it everyday. IRC and Email is the only sane ways to communicate online at the moment. (In my opinion)
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by klrr 14y ago
CHICKEN have a quite large set of libraries. I'll check out Racket though.
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by klrr 14y ago
I'm 15 and after trying to learn several different kind of languages(all from BASIC to C) I've finally found one that seems good for a total beginner. Even though SICP is a quite advanced text for someone who ain't native english speaking n
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by klrr 14y ago
I am going to (try to) learn programming next year. I'll start out with SICP, read all chapters twice and watch all the lectures. If that's to difficult I'll read Simply Scheme first.
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by klrr 14y ago
The suckless community are die hard fans of the good old UNIX and C. They only release projects written in C and RC(a bourne shell clone ported from plan9).

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