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by llimllib 15y ago
I did something very similar 3 years ago: http://billmill.org/multi_line_lambdas.html
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by llimllib 15y ago
Just for fun, I wrapped those three papers and a Gelly UCT paper up in a zip file, in case anybody wants to read them: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25636/go_papers.zip
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by llimllib 15y ago
A game with 5x30 sec byo-yomi could take quite a bit longer than the 25 minutes free time, so that's not a good comparison. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byoyomi After the 25 is up, each player can make as many moves in 30 seconds as they
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by llimllib 15y ago
Yesterday, Facebook wouldn't let me post a link to a pirate sports video stream, so they're censoring based on copyrights too.
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by llimllib 15y ago
From openstreetmap http://www.openstreetmap.org/ .
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P5JSSketch for iPhone is a tiny code editor for Processing.js(p5jssketch.altsign.jp)
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by llimllib 15y ago
Nothing for Baltimore, as far as I could find :(
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by llimllib 15y ago
I certainly didn't write it to be incendiary, and I don't read it that way? I'm not going to go back and edit it, but I'll ask you to give me the benefit of the doubt that I meant it to be as as far from incendiary as possible.
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by llimllib 15y ago
1. In Haskell and ML, I don't feel like I spend my life Listing<List<T>, X<T>>, and I have type classes. In Python and Ruby, I don't have to specify types. This lets me do all kinds of convenient things. I don't thin
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by llimllib 15y ago
Powershell did not exist when I was a C# programmer. Not saying it would have made a difference either way, just that I couldn't have mentioned it. Anyway, I don't think bash/zsh is so great, rather the tools that have grown around them for
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by llimllib 15y ago
Fair enough, I apologize for misunderstanding you.
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by llimllib 15y ago
My wife's still a fellow, but you're right in the ballpark on the salary for residents and fellows. When she was an intern, we calculated her hourly wage at <$8. You're low on your med school debt estimate, remember that loans don't jus
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by llimllib 15y ago
My wife is an ER and ICU doc. I think you're crazy thinking this guy is getting into startups for financial reasons! Anyway: 1) She consistently asserts that handoffs are the most difficult and error-prone part of the job. They take up a la
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by llimllib 15y ago
Well, I'm not the gp, but I am a former C# guy who's happy to be out of that world. 1) I dislike C#'s types; they're neither as strong and intelligent as a ML/Haskell language nor as convenient as a Python/Ruby family language. 2) I much pr
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by llimllib 15y ago
Zed, you realize that I asked because I wanted to change my IIH right?
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by llimllib 15y ago
I don't know it at all. Minix to me has a reputation as the punch line of a joke about how to design kernels for the real world. (I don't claim that it's true, just that that's what I associate it with.) Can you sell me on why I should be i
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by llimllib 15y ago
Honest question: is the title of this article sarcastic?
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by llimllib 15y ago
make worked very smoothly here on my Mac, downloaded and installed its own deps. Great work guys.
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by llimllib 15y ago
"all publicity is good publicity". Piss people off == more visits == more sales?
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by llimllib 15y ago
I felt uncomfortable with it as a male hacker as well, though the story is actually interesting. Either he's actually naïve enough not to know that he's being offensive or he's devious enough to be using it as troll bait.
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by llimllib 15y ago
Just for the record list comp scoping is fixed in python 3: $ python3 Python 3.2.1 (default, Aug 1 2011, 14:47:14) [GCC 4.2.1 (Based on Apple Inc. build 5658) (LLVM build 2335.15.00)] on darwin Type "help", "copyright",
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by llimllib 15y ago
I haven't tried VsVim, but I can say that the guy who writes ViEmu is a really nice guy who is extremely responsive to suggestions.
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by llimllib 15y ago
Chrome, annoyingly, has never implemented hard reload.
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by llimllib 15y ago
I love weightlifting! I just can't program afterwards. Which is fine, I have lots of low mental-cost stuff I can do instead.
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by llimllib 15y ago
> I gladly give up a few of the more esoteric vim features for the integrated project editing features of ST2. Right, I just wanted to point out that it's not a very vim-compatible vim mode so people aren't surprised if they try it out
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by llimllib 15y ago
As a long-time vim user, I found it to be obviously incompatible within moments.
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by llimllib 15y ago
Weightlifting. Starting strength, which is generally 3x5 (powercleans are 5x3 and deadlifts are 1x5). > are you taking long enough breaks between sets? 3 minutes, timed on a watch, which is the recommended time.
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by llimllib 15y ago
ecaroth, I believe that I do maintain a proper diet for my weight-lifting, I eat well during the day before my workout and afterwards as well. I feel fine after my workouts, I just don't feel so great that I can get into the state of focus
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by llimllib 15y ago
I'm a programmer and an athlete as well, and I find that I absolutely cannot code after coming home from the gym, I'm too exhausted to get in a groove. (My workouts these days are weightlifting ones as well, so it's not that I'm not doing c
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by llimllib 15y ago
> What's your insurance cost? Right, I forgot that, and you can see in a comment above that it brings my yearly cost up to about $5000.

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