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19y ago
Beware of porn spam pop-up.
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Bob Ippolito: Exploring Erlang [VIDEO]
(viddler.com)
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19y ago
I can kinda see where they are going with this. Although I would probably never use it (I very rarely send a letter by regular mail), I can think of some use cases where I could use it. My great grandma doesn't use email. I don't think she
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19y ago
This is a really great quote: "Forced openness in government reduces the relative power differential between the two, and is generally good. Forced openness in laypeople increases the relative power, and is generally bad. "
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19y ago
Most of these are insane. Ignore OSS, Apple, and Vitrual servers? I'm sorry but "it doesn't run quicken multi user mode" is not a reason for me to not buy anything Apple. Right now I'm using an open source browser, running on an open source
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19y ago
Aqua looks nicer than any windows manager has to offer. I run Ubuntu for my work desktop, and Debian for servers, but at home I have a macbook and a mac mini running 10.5. Before that I had a powerbook for 4 years. They are all awesome mach
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19y ago
This is weird I was just looking into this yesterday and seemed to miss them releasing the API. The other options I was looking at was A.) doing it ourselves. B.) using libgmailer or some other OS API C.) using octazen.com. The octazen a
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19y ago
At the day job: Ubuntu with Gnome, vim. At home working on startup/contract work: Macbook running OS X 10.5.whatever the latest, vim, sometimes emacs or aquamacs if I'm messing around with scheme.
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Orkut Developer's Guide - Build social applications for Orkut
(code.google.com)
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19y ago
Could you explain why you would use django over the others? Does pylons have too much magic? I've never used django and am curious if you have used the other frameworks.
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Arc: Table of Contents
(arcfn.com)
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19y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
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How Super Mario Bros Made Me a Better Software Engineer
(blog.lavablast.com)
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19y ago
I probably will never use the poll feature again, or if so very very very rarely. This was actually a question I asked myself a couple times these past couple weeks whenever I saw a post that made me think "why am I seeing this on HN". Comb
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19y ago
Added. This makes some sense. I often find that on reddit some stories that are actually interesting get downvoted to oblivion for no apparent reason and yet at a later time are up voted to the front page with a similar headline. I'm sure t
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19y ago
While a downarrow on stories would solve some problems, it would introduce others.
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Poll: Do we need a downvote button or is that insane ?
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We need a downvote button.
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19y ago
Things are fine the way they are.
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19y ago
Mine is self-hosted using wordpress.It works, but I am always tempted to write my own just because I want more control over the app. The templates that use widgets are nice and wordpress has a lot of nice plugins, but it just isn't the same
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19y ago
This is exactly my opinion too. There are so many communities that are internet link dumps that offer a ton of crap content. That was great when I had a ton of time to sit and browse through it all. But I'm growing up and trying be become a
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I think a lot of us came from reddit and stayed here BECAUSE we don't want those posts. Very rarely do I ever check the reddit front page anymore. I mostly stick to proggramming.reddit. Hacker news IMO should be edited to keep it going down
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Programmers At Work
(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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Graphviz - takes in a simple text language, and make diagrams
(graphviz.org)
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The way I've used this is saving my python repl process. Sometimes when I'm just hacking stuff out I will define things in the repl without writing out to a file. But then if you kill your process or it dies or you move to another server yo
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Evaluation Animation and Debugging
(jfkbits.blogspot.com)
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I'm pretty much in the same boat as far as lisp and scheme. I've been reading The Little Schemer and The Scheme Programming language. Both have been really clear books and I've learned a lot from them both that I use at my day job programmi
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CryoPID - A Process Freezer for Linux
(cryopid.berlios.de)
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Emacs Lisp API for Facebook Developers
(wiki.developers.facebook.com)
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TinyML - Lexer, Parser, Interpreter, and Polymorphic Type Checker in Under 700 Lines of SML
(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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