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Indeed. I taught English to a mid-30s lady who worked for a subsidiary of JR. Every lesson, it was the same complaining about her job, her boss.. I suggested that she find a new job and her reaction was complete terror. "I can only ima
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13y ago
I heard that the perl name also is an allusion to it being found primarily within the shell.
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13y ago
Unfortunately, Android has me stuck on Java at the moment. It's not so bad. Eclipse on Win XP is a bit of a .. temperamental tool though.
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13y ago
Just throwing my local in the mix: Japan Meteorological Agency http://www.jma.go.jp/en/jikei/319.html
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13y ago
Hey, I'm only saying so because it's cool and wanted to read through it! Checking out the git repository now :)
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13y ago
Awesome effect.. However, I was really disappointed to see that the code had been minified. Doesn't that kind of go against the point of codepen et al?
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13y ago
Check out Lapis - http://leafo.net/lapis/ and OpenResty which is what lapis is built upon http://openresty.org/
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13y ago
What happens to the game if you switch order when you take a board?
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13y ago
Indeed. Placing that super bomb on a whim in the water tunnel and having the effect it had after endless fruitless searching for the next place to go on the map is a very fond memory for me :)
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13y ago
First impressions and all that but .. Wow, that language bar is pretty jarring - especially when the main language is Javascript (bright red).
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13y ago
積ん読 (Tsundoku) - piling books bought, but not read .. https://www.google.co.jp/search?q=積ん読&client=safari&...
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Thank you very much for trying it out and, I agree, I have a lot more work to do. As always, the devil's in the details - and having those details pointed out is a great way to move forward!
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13y ago
That's a much cleaner idea, thanks. I'll investigate it. edit: Thanks, I went with this.
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13y ago
Ah, thanks. You might also need to go get code.google.com/p/go.net/websocket if you haven't already.
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Show HN: A golang websocket server you can pipe to
(github.com)
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13y ago
Forgive me for being out of the loop with American Tech company culture, but what's with all the gongs?
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13y ago
I wonder if this pringles loop I saw on the weekend is related? https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8256/8624389266_10d1156614_z....
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13y ago
Also kind of related - programming by "wishful thinking". You first lay out the flow of the program as calls to high level functions which don't yet exist, and then go back and fill in the functions as you can. The first few SICP video lect
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At least until Google Glass catches up
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Just to help in case it isn't obvious - g also returns a function - which could be assigned to a variable. In this case it's called straight away but you could do it like var powerOfFour = g(function(x) {return x*x;}); powerOfFour
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13y ago
Hi, from an expat in Japan.
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13y ago
With tumblr as a curation hub and Flickr as a pool of images, maybe yahoo will next aquire a video pool (Vimeo?), a sound / music pool (soundcloud?) ... Having a small network of creative sites each with their own communities, tied by a sin
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Just a heads up - I think this post has been flagged off the front page? Strange.
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13y ago
Good luck! Let me know if you do write more.
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Very cool thread which definitely piqued my interest. Do you have a blog or a github repository somewhere online? I've had a try building a simple racket web app following the documentation online, and found it fun but went no further. The
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I've been focusing on the d3.js tag a lot lately. There's a lot of noise ("I want this graph. Can it be done?" type open ended questions), but it has been teaching me a lot and solidifying many things I kind of knew before into things I k
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13y ago
Thank you, I'll look into it!
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13y ago
Do you mind giving a quick rundown of how you set up your environment, or at least a point in the right direction?
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13y ago
I think 400 is the correct response in this case.
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