minikomi

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by minikomi 10y ago
How much of an issue does fixed point over floating point become in picolisp?
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by minikomi 10y ago
Like Yahoo pipes for business data? That sounds fun to build..
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by minikomi 10y ago
A decent solution for adding to / viewing Org-mode files on iOS. MobileOrg is abandoned and was super clunky for editing. Currently I use IFTTT do note to append to a txt file in Dropbox which is re-filed later using a python script, b
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by minikomi 10y ago
As an aside, I use 9-key swipe input for Japanese and it's really great once you're used to it. I feel like there's still some way to input English we haven't found yet which really suits the language.. https:/&#x2
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by minikomi 10y ago
Nice, thanks for the tip.
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by minikomi 10y ago
And in Python you can write something like: sum([p.price for p in products if p.type == "x"]) Excuse untested code from phone, but I like it better than the ruby version.
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by minikomi 10y ago
Usually I use PushToKindle ... much prefer reading on my kindle to a screen.
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by minikomi 10y ago
I think the character does double service in that it has meanings which are very much mouth-related - 薄口 (thin-mouthed - like weak taste) 後口 (after-mouth - after taste); but it also has a ton of meanings which are like opening / spout
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by minikomi 10y ago
How can a throttled vs debounced xhr request "lock out the UI"?
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by minikomi 10y ago
Agreed. Most frustrating app I use daily. Wish I could turn off reposts in. My stream. Wish I could sort and refine searches - is sort by upload date too much to ask? Wish I could at least see track information on the iOS app - super import
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by minikomi 10y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by xhr throttling? Implementing something like _.throttle to wrap requests?
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by minikomi 10y ago
Like a social fulcrum - a tiny point upon which large changes are made, yet really it's the lever and the force(s) behind it which make up the bigger picture.
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by minikomi 10y ago
For what it's worth, I've had trouble with macros as well. Sometimes they run at a glacial pace. Very strange.
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by minikomi 10y ago
You may also enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECLEAzsh2eg the making of Norimaro - lots of footage from within capcom offices. Amazing clunky CRT displays and hand drawn art. Some ridiculous motion capture and voice re
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by minikomi 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjnAE5go9dI Indeed, even subtle variation can be enough to turn something "musical".
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by minikomi 10y ago
... if your web app is a fibonacci number generator..
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by minikomi 10y ago
That sounds like a good idea for a chrome extension.
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by minikomi 10y ago
Also, MRA Dilbert - Dilbert with quotes from the author himself. http://mradilbert.tumblr.com
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by minikomi 10y ago
Are you thinking of "the life and death of great american cities" ? I'm reading it now.. very interesting book and still relevant.
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by minikomi 10y ago
Curious as to why "biking does not count" ?
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Amazon English (language learning service)(amazon.co.jp)
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by minikomi 10y ago
It certainly is for anyone outside of the US: http://imgur.com/a/A8ut2
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by minikomi 10y ago
From what I can see in the video, it seems to fall more into the 1K category - a single room with a kitchen - making this even more pricy! 1DK tends to have two separate rooms, one of which can be quite small. Agreed on the price - a quick
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by minikomi 10y ago
This is more roomy than many of my friend's apartments here in Tokyo. Different circumstances, I know, but just some perspective.
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by minikomi 10y ago
Could this be a category to put startups into? Neglected Yahoo commodity as a service.
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by minikomi 10y ago
I enjoy using racket and contracts make it quite enjoyable to use - error messages in particular are much improved by their presence. Looking forward to this!
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by minikomi 10y ago
Mario Kart certainly has a "the more you're losing, the faster you go" .. or at least the inverse implemented. Along with "the further behind you are, the more likely to get a blue shell".
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by minikomi 10y ago
True. I still have trouble when I get a domain error due to my thinking about verbs / interpretation order / context / rank not being up to scratch. Would love to get something a little more verbose like "expected ~&qu
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by minikomi 10y ago
Having lived in Japan for around 10 years, in my experience, the vast majority of mask wearers are doing so because of allergies (particularly Sugi). It's pretty rough for a lot of people - particularly in the early spring months. Also
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by minikomi 10y ago
Good luck man. It's a really interesting language. Error messages could use a little more context, but it's super fun to do /r/dailyprogrammer puzzles with it.

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