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by mietek 12y ago
Is there any way to buy Ink & Slide in the UK?
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by mietek 12y ago
This looks really cool. Congratulations on the launch. BTW, there's a broken link on your home page: /71of71 instead of /71objectives
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by mietek 12y ago
Do you mind sharing a link to your designer?
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by mietek 12y ago
Is the number of hours in a day also larger in the U.S. than in most other countries in the world?
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by mietek 12y ago
What are you talking about? Are you reading the same page as me? Let me quote http://fvue.nl/wiki/Bash:_Error_handling Caveat 1: #!/bin/bash -e echo begin (false) echo end Executing the
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by mietek 12y ago
FWIW, I can assure you I did not deliberately walk into minefields while developing my recent bash project, and yet I've struggled with `errexit` and `errtrace` to the point where I've ceased to use them, preferring to just ` || d
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by mietek 12y ago
It would be a good thing if `set -e` worked as expected. The point of the FAQ is that `set -e` does not catch every failure, so you need to do your own checking anyway. http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/105/Answe
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by mietek 12y ago
Unfortunately, you cannot depend on `set -e` (or `set -o errexit`) to work as expected in all cases. This usually means any non-trivial bash script is forced to do its own manual error handling, e.g. via ` || die`. http://mywiki
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by mietek 12y ago
Thank you for sharing this video. There's an Alpha workstation in my closet, waiting to have OpenGenera installed...
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by mietek 12y ago
Haskell is great for DSLs. Some loose thoughts: - The syntax is clean and extensible. (Function application is `f(x)` in C, `(f x)` in Lisp, and `f x` in Haskell.) - The core language is small, with a suprising amount of functionality imp
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by mietek 13y ago
Why do you consider TextMate 2 failure? It's being actively developed as open-source by the original author: https://github.com/textmate/textmate/commits/master
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by mietek 13y ago
Why do heartbeats need payloads?
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by mietek 13y ago
Fair enough. Here's one attempt at a fast high-level AES library, with hardware acceleration using AESNI, and some benchmarks: http://tab.snarc.org/posts/haskell/2012-07-07-building-a-bet...
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by mietek 13y ago
This project attempts to measure the overhead of calling out from $LANGUAGE and into C, which is the reverse of what's necessary to solve the problem stated here — to write a low-level library in a high-level language. There are other
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by mietek 13y ago
The flickers are called saccades. [1] It's not clear to me how, in the absence of head movement, eye movement alone would account for perceiving shading differences. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccade
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by mietek 13y ago
Why haven't I seen this before?! Awesome. Signed up.
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by mietek 13y ago
You nailed it. Do you know of any editors which work this way, except emacs?
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by mietek 13y ago
This needs to be upvoted to the top, as this is the best possible answer to OP's question — with an open-source implementation!
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by mietek 13y ago
I love it. Fantastic. Please share some project documentation.
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Zortrax goes public with order for 5,000 3D printers after Kickstarter success(techcrunch.com)
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by mietek 13y ago
Check out The Haskell Cast: http://www.haskellcast.com
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by mietek 13y ago
Excellent resource! Thanks for pointing it out.
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by mietek 13y ago
FWIW, I enjoyed your game. I especially liked the way the day and night cycle shifted the colour palette. Made a lasting impression.
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by mietek 13y ago
So, does Safari manage to autocomplete the PayPal password for you?
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by mietek 13y ago
Is this compatible with the latest version?
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by mietek 13y ago
Flexbox has mostly landed: http://philipwalton.github.io/solved-by-flexbox/demos/vertic...
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by mietek 13y ago
> The first link to more documentation at the bottom of the page goes to a book's website, so that's a dead end. Why are you saying a link to Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good [1] is a dead end? Have you missed the "
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by mietek 13y ago
This is a fantastic blog post. You should be proud of yourself, and write some more!
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CSS Animation: An Interactive Guide(kickstarter.com)
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by mietek 13y ago
Have you tried flexbox? http://html5please.com/#flexbox

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