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PX2 – a backbone replacement(npmjs.com)
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Show HN: PX2 – a replacement for Backbone(github.com)
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3 Wishes [music, industrial, heavy, remixes](soundcloud.com)
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by kruhft 11y ago
Finally.
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by kruhft 13y ago
> The truth is that people just don't dislike things online that often You've got to be kidding me. From what I see, and maybe it's just the places I frequent, that's what the internet is for!
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by kruhft 13y ago
Here's a post with some subscription addresses: https://bitmessage.org/forum/index.php/topic,1420.0.html
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by kruhft 13y ago
I did a bit of playing with the client. Once you generate an address under the 'Your Identities' tab, right click and select 'Special Address behaviour' and have it 'Behave as a pseudo-mailing-list address'. Here's a test one if you feel li
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by kruhft 13y ago
The subscriptions feature looks interesting; I'm assuming that it's a mailing list type feature. Is there a list of subscribable addresses somewhere?
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by kruhft 13y ago
Base64 encode a string and it's generically sanitized. They're a bit difficult to read with the naked eye though.
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by kruhft 13y ago
Looks like I caught it just before the fall :)
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by kruhft 13y ago
That's the first time I've seen the top comment on a story starting to 'gray out' from downvotes.
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by kruhft 13y ago
He also formalized Brownian motion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiener_process .
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by kruhft 13y ago
The definition of conjecture says they are basically 'guesswork': http://www.thefreedictionary.com/conjecture . Someone will say 'I think that there are no values of x,y and z can solve x^n+y^n=z^n for n other than 2' but doesn't prove it
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by kruhft 13y ago
Funny how after the hype around the ABC proof that now somebody thinks he's Satoshi. I'd be a bit more convinced of this 'unmasking' if Shinichi hadn't been all over the news last week.
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by kruhft 13y ago
After reading up on Lisp macro programming (PG's on OnLisp and others) you will see that it is always advised to use only purely functional code when doing metaprogramming. In Common Lisp and all the others Lisps I've seen, this is not stri
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by kruhft 13y ago
Export your font-locked (colored) emacs buffer to html: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Htmlize or http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/HtmlFontify
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by kruhft 13y ago
I apologize, the Foreward is the inspirational work I was speaking of: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-5.html Not that the contents of the Preface should be ignored :)
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by kruhft 13y ago
> "Source code should be written to be understood by people." This viewpoint is described well in the Preface to the First Edition of Structure and Interpretation of Computer programs, 2nd paragraph: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-t
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by kruhft 13y ago
Awesome. Thanks for the update.
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by kruhft 13y ago
Seconded, all 3 episodes of Black Mirror are excellent stories about an imminent future that I'm not sure we really want to come about (except for the art project ;-).
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by kruhft 13y ago
This is my first exposure to constexpr and it looks very interesting. According to this article it's a second C++ metaprogramming language: http://cpptruths.blogspot.ca/2011/07/want-speed-use-constexp... . The more I learn about C++11 the
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by kruhft 13y ago
SSH into a secure common server and use talk(3) ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_(software) ) ;-)
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by kruhft 13y ago
I like that he addresses that his main fear that, if D-Wave does not succeed after riding the marketing hype-machine, a "QC Winter" would likely happen, not unlike the "AI Winter" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter ) that occurred i
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by kruhft 13y ago
When you have 2 extremes the real solution is almost always somewhere in the middle. I think a good solution to the syntax amount problem is Python, but I still don't like significant whitespace.
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by kruhft 13y ago
Common Lisp actually has a suprising amount of syntax, from the obvious ', to all of the standard dispatch reader macros starting with # (#', #., #=, ...), to block comment syntax #| ... |#. Pure lisp has no syntax, but practical lisp
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by kruhft 13y ago
That's known as destructuring-bind: http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/m_dest... Is that a macro created by this library or a feature of the library? Edit: I did some reading and it looks to be a feature macro of the li
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by kruhft 13y ago
Yeah, you're right. The crushing, quasi-suicidal, life long depression that I went through and managed to overcome through non-medial means is nothing compared to the pain and suffering that you and the others in this dicussion are going t
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by kruhft 13y ago
How interesting that naming a standard process of mental development through adulthood would garner such a negative response. Growing up is a process, not a state, that one is constantly achieving. That process is generally done through o
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by kruhft 13y ago
Answering the headline: no, eventually everything isn't hopeless bullshit. There's still a lot of hopless bullshit, but eventually you'll find something (or if you're lucky, a few things) that makes all the hopeless bullshit worth putting u
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by kruhft 13y ago
> maybe with one less finger. Modern fingerprint readers check for temperature and pulse[1]. That doesn't undo the actions of a determined, but ignorant, criminal that saw such a gruesome technique to bypass readers in a movie. [1] htt

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