mmavnn

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by mmavnn 14y ago
I could hear the volume of my 'mental voice' rising as the various forms of emphasis started overlapping and leaving less and less text untouched, until it felt like I was reading the screaming denouncements of a deranged dictator. The cont
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Namecoin (Bitcoin powered DNS)(en.bitcoin.it)
1 points by mmavnn 14y ago|0 comments
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In Which Our Intrepid Author De-sugars a Monad by Hand(blog.mavnn.co.uk)
2 points by mmavnn 14y ago|0 comments
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Inversion Of Control: An Architect's Version of Global Variables(wekeroad.com)
1 points by mmavnn 15y ago|1 comments
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Subtleties in API design - member placement(msmvps.com)
2 points by mmavnn 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
He covers this in some detail, under the term stemming (which I've heard more often in this context). He even makes a library recommendation.
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by mmavnn 15y ago
I don't know where you live, but Ikea do some great 'mini' crocery. Just like the real stuff (even made of the real materials) but smaller. It's all in neutral colours too.
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Perls before Swine (Perl script to F# translation)(blog.mavnn.co.uk)
2 points by mmavnn 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
It does actually support a limited .vimrc - depends a bit what types of custom bindings you want.
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by mmavnn 15y ago
That's largely my thought. I love Vim, and it's occasionally frustrating when VsVim doesn't cover a corner case; but the functionality of VS with ReSharper means that for .net code I'll put up with it.
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VsVim(visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com)
130 points by mmavnn 15y ago|51 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
Try VsVim if you're on VS2010.
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by mmavnn 15y ago
Not sure about passionate, but I like it enough that I use VsVim for my day job (.net developer). I actually started using Dvorak before picking up vi; never had a problem with the keyboard mappings. It helps that j and k are still next to
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by mmavnn 15y ago
Aside from that, though: who values their start up more than their marriage? Seriously? Snark apart, some of us have a priority order that places family above work - even good, interesting, start up work. I'd never choose to live apart from
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by mmavnn 15y ago
Yes. Be polite, have an accurate view of what your time is worth and be open about what you're asking and why. People may not want (or have the authority) to change the deal, but if they are offended by you asking you do not want to work w
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by mmavnn 15y ago
Looking at the most recent (at the moment, http://searchengineland.com/googles-jaw-dropping-sponsored-p... ) comment it looks like this is part of a video advertising campaign by Unruly. Apparently (according to Unruly) the video is theirs
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by mmavnn 15y ago
It has active Mono support as well (even from inside MS). The Monodevelop support is pretty good too. I code in F# on Ubuntu regularly.
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Tips for a slightly less awful resume(steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
3 points by mmavnn 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
I think that legally there is a large difference between them a) blocking one site for all users, and b) monitoring a users actions. In theory you could do the former without ever recording which users attempted to reach the site in questio
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by mmavnn 15y ago
function! NyanMe() " {{{ ... I very much hope that's just there as an easter egg for those of us who read to the bottom.
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by mmavnn 15y ago
But you can write a great deal of useful code that never does any manual memory management.
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Faster-than-light neutrino experiment to be run again(bbc.co.uk)
10 points by mmavnn 15y ago|1 comments
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Does God exist?(life.salon.com)
1 points by mmavnn 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
Awesome project! I do have one feature request (preferably before my wife's birthday...), which is the ability to add custom text as a heading of some kind. For example, I would be ordering a picture of the night sky over Rome on a particul
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by mmavnn 15y ago
It has to said that Dawkins is one of the most heavily baised authors I've ever read. It makes it very difficult to trust his arguments about other religions, because he is so heavily biased towards his own... (and yes, I do think that when
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Explaining REST and Hypertext: Spam-E the Spam Cleaning Robot(ldodds.com)
1 points by mmavnn 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
With all of the Ubuntu fonts so far they've released to a limited beta group and then moved to public testing (with bug tracker). I'm not sure I agree with keeping things closed for so long, but I suspect it makes the design side much more
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Meta Programming System Language Oriented Programming environment(jetbrains.com)
15 points by mmavnn 15y ago|9 comments
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Open Compute Project - Hacking Conventional Computing Infrastructure(opencompute.org)
1 points by mmavnn 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmavnn 15y ago
"(All these mentioned people who have access to school/family computers they can't play with because of the risk of breaking? They could use QEMU or VirtualBox and Linux right now)." Except that if you're the kind of person who doesn't have

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