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   Head Up, Head Down(martinrue.com)

   3 points by martinrue 6y ago|0 comments
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   Give Yourself More Playtime (2015)(martinrue.com)

   100 points by martinrue 7y ago|16 comments
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   by martinrue 7y ago

   I wrote a couple more, both about amusing early programming experiences: C network programming: https://martinrue.com/zzuy-a-lesson-in-perseverance Commodore 64 & BASIC programming: https://martinrue.com&#x2F
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   by martinrue 7y ago

   Awesome... small world :)
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   by martinrue 7y ago

   Thanks, really glad to hear you enjoyed them!
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   by martinrue 7y ago

   Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I first got into the C64 in 97. College was 5 years afterwards, so in 2002 for me. I link to another story, “Give yourself more playtime”, at the bottom of the post. You may enjoy that – it’s the story of
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   Coding Stories: Me vs. the VNC Guy(martinrue.com)

   375 points by martinrue 7y ago|68 comments
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   by martinrue 7y ago

   Between podcasts, international friends on Facebook/Twitter, and voice chats (Telegram is good for this, as lots of Esperanto speakers use it: see https://telegramo.org ) I find a way to regularly use Esperanto in my daily l
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   Today is Esperanto Book Day – why I learned it (2018)(martinrue.com)

   69 points by martinrue 7y ago|78 comments
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    The Equality of Esperanto(martinrue.com)

    1 points by martinrue 7y ago|0 comments
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    ZZüy – A Lesson in Perseverance(martinrue.com)

    2 points by martinrue 7y ago|0 comments
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    Early in my programming “career”, when I was about 15/16, I started writing network programs in C. I was fascinated by the idea that one program could send and receive data with another far far away. One particular story was a great le
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    Instruu al ŝia familio Esperanton - eble tio pli facilus :)
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    As well as https://kern.punkto.info , which covers lots of diverse subjects, including many technical ones.
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    All the stuff behind Parol is OSS ( https://git.io/fjb5n ), do bonvolu senti sin libera Esperantigi aferojn :)
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    Thanks for the useful links Derek. I still remember your email to me, telling me you had started learning the language. I'd love to read a future blog post about your experience :)
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    Oops... I guess I was thinking about the future too much :)
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    Thank you for the appreciation, I appreciate it :) Please feel free to take it and create some cool Alexa thing with it... that'd be awesome.
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    I can assure you, it's Esperanto :)
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    by martinrue 7y ago

    Glad you enjoyed it! Originally I read about it on Wikipedia, and studied it just because it was super geeky and cool to me. Later I started attending events and met people, and at this point I have lots of international friends through the
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    How Does Esperanto Sound?(martinrue.com)

    203 points by martinrue 7y ago|151 comments
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    I Hacked a Polish TTS to Speak Esperanto(parol.martinrue.com)

    7 points by martinrue 7y ago|0 comments
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    Give Yourself More Playtime(martinrue.com)

    2 points by martinrue 8y ago|0 comments
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    Today is Esperanto Day – here’s why I learned it(martinrue.com)

    174 points by martinrue 8y ago|177 comments
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    An analysis of spoken Esperanto via YouTube videos using Go(martinrue.com)

    1 points by martinrue 8y ago|0 comments
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    by martinrue 9y ago

    I'm surprised there's no mention of Dash in the comments yet. Having spent some time researching different crypto currency technologies with regards to becoming a better, decentralised payment network, Dash is (in my opinion) a fa
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    by martinrue 10y ago

    Art & Fear Of all the books I've read, this one resonated with me the most. It discusses the process of art making, both the personal process of finding your work and learning how to get better, as well as the issues with being jud
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    by martinrue 11y ago

    For people using Node/Express, Helmet is a useful little library that lets you add these security headers and CSP pretty easily: https://github.com/helmetjs/helmet
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    Give Yourself More Playtime(martinrue.com)

    2 points by martinrue 11y ago|0 comments
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    by martinrue 11y ago

    For anyone interested in learning a little more about Esperanto, Duolingo just put their Esperanto course into public beta and there's a good amount of learning content already: https://www.duolingo.com/course/eo&#