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by lsh 9y ago
are you an auto-summary bot?
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by lsh 9y ago
https://elifesciences.org/labs/5b56aff6/sciencebeam-using-co...
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by lsh 9y ago
I'm having a hard time debugging a problem today and have exhausted almost everything except running the debugger. I think my hesitation to drop down to the python debugger is past experience with the command line native debugger. Wi
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PuDB is a full-screen, console-based visual debugger for Python(documen.tician.de)
3 points by lsh 9y ago|1 comments
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by lsh 9y ago
I think it's a perfect name.
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by lsh 9y ago
it looks like the issues for the Yesql repo are disabled now, by the maintainer was getting quite snarky and rude about the community's assumption that PRs would be reviewed, bugs fixed, feedback taken on board etc. The general consens
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by lsh 9y ago
that's pretty funny ;) what sort of firmware development do you have experience with? I imagine there must be a huge array of types out there.
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by lsh 9y ago
+1 - hooray for porn and Haskell
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by lsh 9y ago
It's obviously a time-travelling indian. That's the simplest explanation.
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Crashplan 'Home' plan is being discontinued(theverge.com)
2 points by lsh 9y ago|1 comments
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by lsh 9y ago
linux support?
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by lsh 9y ago
GNU/Linux (Arch), and a rooted moto-g :) my desktop is notion: http://notion.sourceforge.net/ I took my hat out of the desktop race a long long time ago. the only thing that has really affected me recently was Mate swi
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by lsh 9y ago
I don't trust Google. I couldn't use fuchsia on principle. Ignoring the reasons why I don't trust Google, being able to trust your tools, especially your desktop, is the most important thing for me. I would love to have my em
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by lsh 9y ago
> It compiled an object-oriented dialect of Scheme called T do you have a link for this? It's difficult to search for. update: ignore me, found a link in the comments: http://mumble.net/~jar/tproject/ firs
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by lsh 9y ago
> I hope to see the downfall of scientific publishers during my lifetime. whoa - all scientific publishers or just closed-access ones?
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by lsh 9y ago
+1 for the snark, however I think the site looks good and the contrast is just right. there is an official Chrome plugin that lets you meddle with a site's contrast these days if you're having trouble (like me) with this awful tre
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by lsh 9y ago
it may be harsh but I feel it's accurate. the same lone hero sentiments that causes the "not invented here syndrome" led this guy to toil hundreds of hours when he could have stashed that ego and contributed to the island&#x2
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by lsh 9y ago
Do you pronounce Nutella "Nu-tella" or "Nut-ella" ? FWIW, I pronounce 'GNU' as 'nu'.
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by lsh 9y ago
Hats off to the interviewer, I thought he did a good job of curbing Stallman and keeping him on topic. He does have this fantastic meandering style that would undermine his agenda if his audience has a short attention span. Like so many of
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by lsh 9y ago
I thought it was Brighton, SA until I read this particular article. Didn't realize Vic also had a Brighton...
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by lsh 9y ago
I recall this related article posted on hackernews recently: http://www.tylerlhobbs.com/writings/watercolor
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by lsh 9y ago
google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4Xkwcia...
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by lsh 9y ago
Thankyou, I think I will.
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by lsh 9y ago
this evilwm? http://www.6809.org.uk/evilwm/
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by lsh 9y ago
absolutely. I see a lot of css and js frameworks marketing themselves on how very small they are, both before and after minimization. I guess the first step is to accurately measure what is important.
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by lsh 9y ago
it's a good point and something I'm still investigating. with the jvm you can set the maximum memory available to the instance. I once did all the fundamental C and C++ type stuff, writing a memory manager and my own implementatio
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by lsh 9y ago
I'm a python and clojure dev, and part of the reason for going in search of tiny apps with source code was to see how they managed it. I know I'm part of the problem too, I like working at a very high level, but I, too, am getting
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by lsh 9y ago
I was curious about how small (file size) and efficient (memory) I could write a program with a GUI and came across this old gem. Most of them have links to their source.
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Tiny Apps(tinyapps.org)
266 points by lsh 9y ago|111 comments
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by lsh 9y ago
how come?

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