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by mcav 16y ago
When running, music seems to keep me energized. The playlist I have now starts at a fairly quick tempo and increases slightly toward the end. Since I tend to stay in rhythm with the music, I find myself running faster without realizing that
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by mcav 16y ago
Those of us who work with the JVM (in spite of Java) feel otherwise.
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Lisp Running in Flash Player 10(framegen.wordpress.com)
4 points by mcav 16y ago|0 comments
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Box2Dflash ported to Javascript(29a.ch)
1 points by mcav 16y ago|0 comments
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Steven Frank - “Collector” is a word with ugly connotations. ...(stevenf.tumblr.com)
1 points by mcav 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcav 16y ago
I use namecheap. Works well for my purposes, but I only have a dozen domains.
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Clojure in Python(framegen.wordpress.com)
19 points by mcav 16y ago|6 comments
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by mcav 16y ago
> The company, MuseAmi, now has half a dozen software engineers and about as many patents applied for. I know it's cliché to bash patents, but as a musician and someone who often brainstorms opportunities for music software, this is f
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by mcav 16y ago
If it was as polished, fluid, and well-thought-out as the iPad, I think it would. Microsoft is doing well with the XBox; it's not completely incapable of cranking out new innovative products. (Kinect, for instance.) It's just that they don'
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by mcav 16y ago
> Part of charging for your work is figuring out, early, what people are going to find valuable. Given the feedback they're getting here, along with the revenue (or lack thereof) from the previous month, I think they're doing just th
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by mcav 16y ago
Isn't this a site dedicated to startups? Don't we often say that you should charge for your product, rather than give it away for free? Charging for it isn't a bad thing. If people don't want it, don't pay for it. The market will send the s
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by mcav 16y ago
original source: http://www.radicalcartography.net/index.html?histpop
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by mcav 16y ago
Google Translate reports this awful translation: "It's like twitter or three years I have registered an account from the circle. In fact after registration on May 20, 2007, in the first POST "bean eating rice." Tweeting has started in earne
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by mcav 16y ago
The death of the JVM would most definitely be a downside.
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Facebook Launching Official Live Streaming Channel: Facebook Live(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by mcav 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcav 16y ago
When the iPhone 4's separate-button volume controls came out, I thought Apple might use one of them for the shutter. It would have really increased the utility of the phone as a camera. I already use Camera+, this would have been a great ne
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by mcav 16y ago
Cool. Would be awesome to have something like this for other languages.
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The New Clutter(basement.org)
4 points by mcav 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcav 16y ago
It's not on the Reddit blog, it's on his personal website.
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by mcav 16y ago
The 3-clause BSD license... http://github.com/axiak/pyre2/blob/master/LICENSE
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by mcav 16y ago
Yes, many are running 1.2. This indicates that 1.2 is nearing completion.
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by mcav 16y ago
They're called "thrush" operators, and they translate that code to this: (defn ping [] (:content (http/get "http://localhost:5123" :as :string))) (defn multi-ping [] (apply str (repeatedly 16 #(ping))) More examples:
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by mcav 16y ago
Yeah, but we want to avoid search engines from following the links, not humans. Search engines respect nofollow.
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by mcav 16y ago
Probably due to spam, but I wish PG would just add links with rel=nofollow instead.
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by mcav 16y ago
My online banking doesn't let me do anything except transfer money between accounts.
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by mcav 16y ago
They don't use infinite threads, just a thread pool.
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by mcav 16y ago
This Yahoo post thinks that stylesheets don't block the browser, typically: http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2007/07/high_perfor...
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by mcav 16y ago
That explains Apple's share of the iPod and iPod Touch markets perfectly. Snark aside, most consumers don't know software and hardware well enough to understand who has a superior product. They know that they click on the blue E to get to t
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by mcav 16y ago
Most people consider Apple's products to be superior technically than Microsoft's respective products.
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by mcav 16y ago
Rarely are there two movies in theaters at the same time that I want to see. Plus, I find it hard to sit through more than one movie at once, but that's just me.

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