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marcocampos
17y ago
Gmail and Mutt.
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17y ago
Self promoting? Cwest37802 meaning probably Chris West, the website owner? And the info on the article lacks any real substance. Looks more like a press release.
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17y ago
Remember Mycin? Great expert system to support doctors. Never really used because people where afraid about ethical and legal issues. While this is not the same, how long before someone gets hurt because some article was not totally correct
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17y ago
I think I left Prolog in my other pants...
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17y ago
"...there isn't a single one 8-bit LCD laptop available in US right now..." Yes, there is. The HP Elitebook 8730W can be ordered with the a DreamColor 8-bit IPS (or PVA not sure...) LCD panel. And Lenovo used to ship the T-series line with
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17y ago
Maybe F# acceptance will grow when Visual Studio 2010 comes out, since it will be one of three new native languages: IronPython, IronRuby and F#.
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17y ago
In my opinion don't learn any LISP, Common LISP or Scheme, it doesn't matter. Why? Fragmentation. It's very hard to write something a bit complex that can run on the various LISP compilers/interpreters without heavy changes. Also, there is
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17y ago
Warning: Guest SMP only works if you have a cpu with Intel VT-x or AMD-V. Damn, why did I buy a Pentium Dual-Core instead of a regular Core 2 Duo? :/
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17y ago
This not hacker news, even when it's written by 37signals.
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17y ago
Welcome to real life. How about taking responsibility for what you write? Just think twice about what you're going to say. And if you say something people don't like, well too bad... just live with it. Everybody in the world does this every
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17y ago
"This survey has been sponsored by Microsoft Corp."
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17y ago
I recomend CrunchBang Linux. Also has a small footprint version and the community around it is very active. http://crunchbanglinux.org/
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17y ago
Hey buddy, how about starting this by selling your software cheaper?
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17y ago
This is gonna end in tears :P And it will not the hackers... I love these publicity stunts that claim: "We're unhackable! Best security E-V-A-H!". BTW, has anyone heard of those awesome Medeco locks? I heard that they can't be picked. That
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17y ago
Can't wait to put my hands on it and start hacking some crazy software. Of course someone will have to write some drivers for it...
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17y ago
Python. Easy to learn, easy to use, easy to maintain. I'm also trying Pygame and Pyglet and for a hobbyist game programmer it's very enjoyable not having to deal with C/C++ memory management crap. PS: I think most programmer still have a fo
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17y ago
There is so much crap in this article that I don't even know where to start... This and that post about the russians and Facebook only show that these guys don't live in the real world. It seems they graduated from Michael Arrington's Schoo
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17y ago
People in the USA should chill out. Everything is a threat. Always about the "terrorists".
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17y ago
Of course. It excels at it. Try these distros: http://damnsmalllinux.org/ http://www.puppylinux.org/
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17y ago
Yep, it's pretty cool. But I would say it's more like a library and less like a framework.
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17y ago
Around 1991/2 so I was around 8. 386SX 33MHz beige box running DOS. Learned programming by altering the source of Gorillaz and Nibbles.
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17y ago
Most influencial doesn't mean the best. From these I'll say that only Engadget, GigaOm and ArsTechnica are worth reading. Well, maybe VentureBeat too...
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18y ago
Portugal (Europe)
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18y ago
Why? It's a nice adition to the language and makes using it a much better experience. My first big project in LISP was making a Sudoku solver for a school project. Could only use basic instructions and lambdas. It was not pleasant trip :P
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18y ago
I'll die anyway so why not make the most of the time I got?