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leif
17y ago
"""I'm not sure what you'd call the musical equivalent of playability, but I think more musicians should bear it in mind. :) """ still "playability", I think
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leif
17y ago
Beautiful! (I finally made it to the end of the article where you ask about block delimiting...) I think there are two issues, one being that '........' at the end of a large nested expression is ugly, the other being that it's hard to find
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leif
17y ago
I learned all I need to know about resource management from Starcraft.
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leif
17y ago
I've also been with them for quite some time. I originally got it because I wanted something cheap with django hosting, but I've stayed because they offer plenty of different setups and have great customer service. My credit card thought
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leif
17y ago
Pronunciation's a bit off, but that doesn't matter. What bugs me is that with a slow network connection, there's no confirmation that hitting enter actually did anything. I hit enter three times and clicked on a bunch of stuff before it sh
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leif
17y ago
Does anyone understand the first panel? I see a bunch of people in a room, one with a can of soda, and another with a banana. Is this a party?
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The Technical Part of Godel's Proof (or: Lisp for set theorists)
(sbseminar.wordpress.com)
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leif
17y ago
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leif
17y ago
shout out to mglukhovsky and bkudria You guys should have taken his sculpture class.
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leif
17y ago
Not necessarily. Remember that these people are generally pretty clever. The story behind GOOG-411 is pretty good (though I don' think I can say it here; if you have a friend on the inside that knows you can keep your mouth shut, see if y
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leif
17y ago
Is anyone else reminded of Better Off Ted?
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leif
17y ago
paper shape kinda reminds me of bsg SPEAKING OF WHICH does anyone know if someone has printed bsg-style books or has made bsg notepads or something like that because I would absolutely want one.
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leif
17y ago
Always thought 3rd-level and Compose were the same thing. This is much, much better; thanks!
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leif
17y ago
Tax information would be HUGE. I would also like to see an API for general government records. For example, if we had voting records, we could finally stop hearing all this "but you voted on -----" "no I didn't go back and check the record
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leif
17y ago
What magnificent beards! Love those Haskell guys. Slava! Beard up!
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leif
17y ago
I would tender a guess that since go is compiled to native code, it uses a lot more syscalls to manage its threads. Stackless probably does a lot more of the management inside the vm, and doesn't need to make as many (or any) syscalls to d
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leif
17y ago
uzbl is interesting, but I don't think it's exactly what you're looking for
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leif
17y ago
I got scut's format string attacks working on a bunch of sort of modern unices (and all the old ones where I had access), but nothing within a year.
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leif
17y ago
People who enter university at 18 and stay for four years instead of dropping out to start a company oops I think I showed my hand there.
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leif
17y ago
IIRC, the framework is largely based on dojo, so if you're familiar with that you'll have an easier time getting used to it. Don't remember many specifics, I just remember liking it. Good luck!
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leif
17y ago
Wow, I have been seriously missing this outside google-land. So happy it's released; it's a fantastic set of tools, even if you only use the compiler as a glorified lint.
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leif
17y ago
oleis turns up nothing, sadly
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leif
17y ago
Bikes get stolen pretty quickly here too, even with the vélib bikes readily available (and only about 20 euros for a year pass), if you leave them in the wrong places. A friend of mine's had two stolen in a month because he left them outsi
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leif
17y ago
I agree (with the immediately previous). Unless you're dealing with business executive types (that wouldn't notice if you were lying anyway), most of the time, to most of the people, a Java programmer and a C programmer and a Ruby programme
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leif
17y ago
"isn't that just x*x?"
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leif
17y ago
go team good luck Ryan!
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leif
17y ago
who else wants a "web 1.0" holiday?
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leif
17y ago
Whoa. I just finished Cryptonomicon and am currently on Hyperion. spooky
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leif
17y ago
Sagan wins you a cookie.
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leif
17y ago
music, books and girls occupy most of my time
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leif
17y ago
I had one of the 30" ones at google, and I preferred it horizontal because I could get about four 80-column terminals across it with decent fonts. Maybe two vertical 24" monitors would be nice, but I can't imagine trying to tilt my head th
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