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16y ago
I experiment with NoSQL stores because they're fun to work with. Who gives a shit what the proper classification scheme is? Why are people so religious over this?
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Five Approaches to S-Expression Highlighting
(lemonodor.com)
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Rifle-Oriented Programming with Clojure [2009]
(thinkrelevance.com)
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The same holds true with bytecodes. e.g. TCO on the JVM: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/105834/does-the-jvm-preve...
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Starting Out with Haskell
(learnyouahaskell.com)
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More like laughing at someone who pretended to have foresight.
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When I used it, it cut ~25% of the LoC off my project. And it only took about an hour to learn because the documentation is so damn good. On the usefulness scale, I'd put it next to jQuery and backbone.js.
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S4
(s4.io)
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Nickpick: Seattle IMO actually has a pretty disappointing music scene, especially with respect to indie music. Presumably all of the artists moved out as the cost of living increased. But the awesome beer makes up for it.
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Predictably Irrational. A really fun read and great educational material for an aspiring entrepreneur.
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Technical choices are more religious than rational. Paraphrasing Bruce Eckel, the best language is the one that fits the way you think.
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That's an interesting question that I don't think anyone would be able to quantify, just because performance is so subjective to the applications that are run. In an interview, Alan Kay remarked that bad processor architectures degrade perf
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The Living Art Project
(thelivingartproject.com)
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ReverbNation Acquires Sound Around
(blog.getsoundaround.com)
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Brooklyn has a space program?
(scienceblogs.com)
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Think Again: Global Aging
(foreignpolicy.com)
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What shocked me about SICP was the persuasiveness of the introduction, even after years of programming. And it's much closer to the author's writing than the cut-n-dry O'Reilly stuff. I like it anyway :)
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Mono 2.8 released with full support for C# 4.0
(arstechnica.com)
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This is the coffeescript version of underscore.js. BTW, these beautiful documentation webpages are auto-generated with a tool, as pointed out in the underscore.js post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1767897 There are equivalents for
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Underscore.coffee
(jashkenas.github.com)
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Code for America
(codeforamerica.org)
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This should be posted as a separate article. I've browsed HN for some time without knowing about this IRC channel.
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His ideas seem to be scaling pretty well. The GNU ecosystem is as big as ever.
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Germany proves an excellent example of a "national rewrite". The government along with other elements (e.g. corporations) were completely changed after WW2. Seems to be working pretty well for them.
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It's not just the poor and isolated areas. Islamabad is rife with conspiracy theorists who think every mishap in Pakistan has a CIA agent involved somehow.
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"In the computer science terminology, an O(N) algorithm is considered “naive”, and in the computer security terminology, it even has a name - “brute force”" WTF?
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Paperclip Maximizer
(wiki.lesswrong.com)
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Why are singletons worse than static methods?
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It's also about better IDE facilities. I mostly use Python now, but boy do I miss solid autocompletion and refactoring.
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Scala? [2008]
(neopythonic.blogspot.com)
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