masukomi

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by masukomi 12y ago
right but... how do i know if it's a cool rhythm before tweeting? I don't get how to create something without spamming people with crap.
872.
by masukomi 12y ago
Part of my point (which i obviosuly didn't communicate well) is that Fizz concatenated with Buzz is a premature optimization. It's the developer taking advantage of a linguistic coincience. The instructions are to output 3 differe
873.
by masukomi 12y ago
just because 15 HAPPENS to be a concatenation of the output of 3 and the output of 5 today doesn't mean it will be tomorrow. If I said "say Fizz for multiples of 3, Buzz for multiples of 5, and 'this is a silly coding problem
874.
by masukomi 12y ago
by than definition ALL apps are "native". Because if there wasn't some "native" code involved then nothing would run at all.
875.
by masukomi 12y ago
I think you're missing the key difference. It converts the image to an SVG. I see zero mention of that with the Evernote version. This is HUGE for anyone who wants to actually use the image rather than just have a cloud based copy of
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by masukomi 12y ago
I've got two kinds of custom earplugs (different materials). Both literally have a perfect fit for my ears. Both suck to sleep in. Horrible if you're a side-sleeper, but even if your not, I find that by half-way through the nigh
877.
by masukomi 12y ago
correction smalltalk WAS a language behind a paywall... which, as others have suggested was probably a significant contribution to its decline. Squeak http://www.squeak.org/ (kid oriented) and Pharoah http://phar
878.
by masukomi 12y ago
Because smalltalk integrates those things together better than any other language / environment that has them?
879.
by masukomi 12y ago
I used to be opposed to Python's whitespace too, but then I realized that no matter how badly written a piece of code was in Python, I could still read it. This makes dealing with legacy code so much nicer.
880.
by masukomi 12y ago
Yes, but you don't typically replace the same domain with two totally different services. You create 2 new domains. I would never pay someone for a service when they've repeatedly shown that they're willing to throw out the s
881.
by masukomi 12y ago
committing after some random number of saves or lines seems silly yes. but i see no reason to not commit whenever you come to a stopping point. even if that stopping point is as arbitrary as the time to go home. I've never seen a case
882.
by masukomi 12y ago
just because you'd earn "TimeMoney" from it doesn't mean you would spend it. It's nice to know that what I would give had some potential mechanism for guaranteeing a possible return, even if i never invoked that. Ju
883.
by masukomi 12y ago
I'd recommend getting a bit more specific. Your question is so open ended as to be unanswerable in any practical way. First figure out which areas of "work environment" you actually care about. * location / commute time
884.
by masukomi 12y ago
it's.... it's software. Complex software (like an editor) is never finished. At some point all software is eventually abandoned. Thus all complex software is abandoned in an unfinished state. This is a simple truth. For my part
885.
by masukomi 12y ago
I would point out that MOCL https://wukix.com/mocl pretty much provides this functionality only with full Common Lisp compatibility. It compiles the CL to C and adds methods to expose your functions to Obj-C / C code (
886.
by masukomi 12y ago
why is there a question as to what the best practice is. If you always use a semicolon you have no ambiguity and thus no errors resulting from it. if you don't always use a semicolon you have ambiguity and the resulting compiler errors
887.
lsp is like ls command but more human-friendly(github.com)
2 points by masukomi 12y ago|1 comments
888.
by masukomi 12y ago
what is different about this than the original arc90 readability algorithm with an URL field added to kick off the processing?
889.
by masukomi 12y ago
Actually. I don't see it as an insulting question at all. If you've demoed something cool and someone asks you what technologies you used it's usually because they're wondering if they can use them themselves. It's
890.
by masukomi 12y ago
Re the emails / support / whatever being stressy... dude. It's been like no time at all, and you had a spike. You don't have to reply to EVERYTHING ASAP. All things in moderation. Set up an autoresponder politely telling
891.
by masukomi 12y ago
the Mou developer has declared that he no longer intends to work on it and attempted to sell it on a Chinese Ebay clone. I'm not sure if he was successful or not. That being said, the plan was ALWAYS for it to be non-free when it left
892.
by masukomi 12y ago
If I recall correctly, I seemed to top out around 300 visitors per minute. Load stayed close to that for about 2 days (dunno about US evening hours)
893.
by masukomi 12y ago
Yes, and many more of us wish our employers would let us use it at work too.
894.
by masukomi 12y ago
to @rtpg's point though. The kilogram (until it ceases being tied to that object) would weigh a less on the moon. You could still call that a "kilogram" but there'd be an easy argument that on the moon a kilogram would h
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by masukomi 12y ago
The thing that i'd most like to see in the web site is pictures of the shirt styles on people rather than just fabric swatches.
896.
by masukomi 12y ago
i think it's very telling that someone built a GUI framework but didn't feel the need for any screenshots. If it's a GUI tool and it ain't worth showing screenshots, then it ain't worth using IMNSHO.
897.
by masukomi 12y ago
+1 on hover. so happy since switching to them.
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by masukomi 12y ago
yes. IANAL but... copyright law in the US is such that, in essence, everything is copyrighted (to some degree) the moment it is created unless you explicitly state otherwise. When dealing with anything legally distributed / created in
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by masukomi 13y ago
We run a SAAS app. We recently saw IE4 in our logs. Not a single one of our customers has upgraded past IE8. IE6 is alive and well in many large companies.
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by masukomi 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that vi hasn't been distributed for years. All the vi's in modern distros are just pointers to vim.

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