mapleoin

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If we remember Kafka's Castle, we get a sense of it. Beijing is a nightmare.(thedailybeast.com)
4 points by mapleoin 15y ago|0 comments
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Comparing Go with Lua(steved-imaginaryreal.blogspot.com)
64 points by mapleoin 15y ago|14 comments
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by mapleoin 15y ago
This article is upside down. The title is the last line in the article: How much brain is really necessary?
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by mapleoin 15y ago
I use a solar charged LED lamp that has about 16 small LEDs in it. It's perfect for reading. The light is a warm white and bright. There are different kinds of lamps with different light colours. I think you can go anywhere from yellow to w
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Brand new suse.com website as SUSE becomes more independent as a Business Unit(suse.com)
1 points by mapleoin 15y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 15y ago
I think mine look even prettier: http://i.imgur.com/29dRv.png http://i.imgur.com/Nf087.png Anyway, some fonts look good at a specific size. I'm currently using the big size in the first picture and everything looks gorgeous.
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by mapleoin 15y ago
Dante wrote The Divine Comedy . Milton wrote Paradise Lost .
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by mapleoin 15y ago
There's a big button with the words Press and Release on it.
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by mapleoin 15y ago
What it does even mean, to be sustainable planet? How about just keeping the wild polar bears alive?
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by mapleoin 15y ago
Can you show us what kind of hammock you're using? I'm thinking that not all hammocks can really be used for everyday sleeping. I'd very much like to try this though.
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Tolkien's achievement: to reintroduce a heroic world view to a world gone ironic(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by mapleoin 15y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 15y ago
"It's good," said worker Jiang Yao. "It's better for you because it's genetically modified." Flawless argument.
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by mapleoin 15y ago
I don't understand how human milk produced by cows is better for feeding the world than cow milk produced by cows (will this no longer be a pleonasm now?). And how would it help feed people who don't have enough to eat? I can't imagine this
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by mapleoin 15y ago
It's even on the splash screen. Every time you open vim you can see Help poor children in Uganda! or something similar.
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by mapleoin 15y ago
This is why we're now called Software Developers I think.
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by mapleoin 15y ago
Here are two arguments: - news isn't targeted at a particular person (unless you're using your own RSS aggregator, but then you're not (usually) giving anyone else information about what you're aggregating). - news is generally opt-in, mean
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by mapleoin 15y ago
Thoroughly delete all traces of software that you no longer use. This is just a waste of time. Do you really care about 70KB that some lib that some other lib that was used by a program that you only used for a week used used?
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The Attachmate Group Completes Acquisition of Novell(attachmategroup.com)
2 points by mapleoin 15y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Here's a screenshot of http://privacytxt.org from my Firefox 4 on Linux: http://i.imgur.com/awcJy.png
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Amazon Introduces Kindle with Special Offers for $114(phx.corporate-ir.net)
1 points by mapleoin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Prague, Czech Republic - SUSE SUSE Studio - Designer and Web Developer - http://susestudio.com/jobs/designer_and_web_developer SUSE Studio - Package and Appliance Assembly Engineer - http://susestudio.com/jobs/package_and_appliance_assem
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Is this what the world looked like before we invented _why?
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Why does every discussion even remotely related to lisp have to end with someone saying "the problem with the lisp community was..."?
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by mapleoin 16y ago
For users as well. If you're the only one using a social networking in your circle of friends, then it's not going to be very useful.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
What do you use to get your email? Do you index it? The last time I tried using Gnus it used to take more than a minute to start up and I really don't think I have that much mail, although I am subscribed to 10+ mailing lists.
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A gentle introduction to CEDET (Emacs source code browsing)(alexott.net)
1 points by mapleoin 16y ago|0 comments
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Guido's thoughts on reduce, map, filter and lambda (2005)
2 points by mapleoin 16y ago|2 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Heh, all of these points could easily be applied to Python as well. All the concepts are there in addition to the for loop. It's nice how you can do a lot of functional programming in Python with these simple tools (map, filter and reduce
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Of course I haven't met either one of them and I can't really talk about the kind of person they are, just about their personas and the way that I perceive them.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I think that was tongue-in-cheek.

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