minikomi

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by minikomi 12y ago
I'd love to see a pragmatic play in the FP space.
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by minikomi 12y ago
Rent a flat above a shop, cut your hair and get a job. Smoke some fags and play some pool, pretend you never went to school.....
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by minikomi 12y ago
Any favorite recipes?
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by minikomi 12y ago
Oh wow. Lost it at the woman being fitted with the new type legs in the TED talk.. unbridled joy.
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by minikomi 12y ago
Thank you Chris - I realized you could click through after I posted but I think it's good to zoom in and look at the parts while reading the text.
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by minikomi 12y ago
If the blog maintainer is about - can you allow user zooming on mobile? The screenshots are very tricky to look at and are important to the context of this blog I think.
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by minikomi 12y ago
And racket, just for kicks #lang racket (define (fizz-buzz n) (match (list (modulo n 3) (modulo n 5)) [(list 0 0) "FizzBuzz"] [(list 0 _) "Fizz"] [(list _ 0) "Buz
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by minikomi 12y ago
Spent a long time wandering alone and eventually got to a very strange place.. http://i.imgur.com/eNI8Cp2.png
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by minikomi 12y ago
It depends - was it a foreigner who was having their throat checked? Although, yes, formally the ー mostly appears in katakana and after a vowel, there's a lot of informal ways to use it. eg. んー？ - the sound of someone thinking or っー an
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by minikomi 12y ago
Who else is having a "bad css day"? Just spent a few hours nailing down font rendering differences across Internet Explorer versions. Ended up using a combination of conditional statements & weird ms-specific media queries. CS
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by minikomi 12y ago
In Japan a ー is used to extend a sound. Characters like ne or yo are used to casually finish sentences and it gives them a hightened sense of friendliness to extend them with 〜 instead of ー. It also can be used to make effeminate or suggest
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by minikomi 12y ago
Also related - Ctrix's Guitari https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8e7g8kJIlo
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by minikomi 12y ago
It costs a bit to get to/from the airport too, whereas with shinkansen you have all-you-can-ride JR within the city you arrive at, until you exit the final gate. I'd say there comparable in price.
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by minikomi 12y ago
> And now the st has hit the fan :( And now the sh has hit the fan :(
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by minikomi 12y ago
Ah, good find! I'll give it a whirl.
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by minikomi 12y ago
Check out Tracy Harms's talk: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/j-language Or, perhaps, this chapter of the (rather dense) "Learning J": http://www.jsoftware.com/help/learning/
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by minikomi 12y ago
I've been dabbling with learning J recently and, yes, it's really really humbling. However, I think it can be much easier. The thing I have the most trouble with is, predictably, unfamiliarity with the large amount of verbs. So, w
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by minikomi 12y ago
I definitely felt the same but there's quite a few bits of tooling popping up now - lien-mies for a very quick first step, and more powerful bits like figwheel, which makes itterating in the browser with om really shine.
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by minikomi 12y ago
Amazing .. Reminds me of one of my favorite snes games - King Arthur's world http://youtu.be/nCkymVAsoAg .. The catapults and kegs were fantastic fun. Like an olde timey weaponized lemmings.
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by minikomi 12y ago
Like living in Tokyo?
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by minikomi 12y ago
Sounds like you could use version controlled clothes. "Yeah, I usually wear Black t-shirt 0.2.1 .. I'm going to skip 0.2.2 and try again when 0.2.3 rolls around." Or a tailor.
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by minikomi 12y ago
As an Australian living in Japan I found it really spoke to me.
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by minikomi 12y ago
That was amazing.
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by minikomi 12y ago
Good, tell me more about these feelings.
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by minikomi 12y ago
How does A virtual shrink may sometimes be better than the real thing make you feel?
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by minikomi 12y ago
All of Amazon's logistics for delivery / warehousing is available to you for a small fee..
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by minikomi 12y ago
Hey mate, good article. If you read this - the links to the examples on your front page are broken (they're missing http:// )
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by minikomi 12y ago
In some ways it's cultural, but in many ways it's political. That sort of overhaul would have to come from the top. No-one wants to be the person who suggests it since, if any income drops as a result you'd be in a hard posit
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by minikomi 12y ago
There's definitely a stage when you want to graduate from bottom-up tinkering & learning the underlying concepts to making things -- this is where I feel there's a big gap in the haskell materials right now. There's some
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by minikomi 12y ago
I live and work in Tokyo. People are intensely shocked and saddened by this turn of events. Like, stop working and walk around with hand on head stunned reactions when it first came out. This is not something respected or expected. Trust me

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