morphir

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   by morphir 17y ago

   all mass production companies have products that fail now and then. But ok, what computer/brand would you recommend?
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   by morphir 17y ago

   when I got my Macbook Alu - I got baffled by its high quality and sleekness. The 13" Macbook Alu was a bargain relative to its quality. When I experienced the unboxing, I felt like a 16 year old virgin girl..and I'm a boy.. ehehe One year
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   by morphir 17y ago

   Let us hear how big the splash got.
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   by morphir 17y ago

   Drupals founder, Dries Buytaert got some reflections on this too. http://buytaert.net/whitehouse-gov-using-drupal
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   by morphir 17y ago

   3> (define x (lambda (y) (* 2 y))) * WARNING -- defining global variable: x 3> x Bus error Gambit v4.5.2 OSX 10.5 Of course, I do know that x should not be evaluated. For that have to type (x 3). But its still annoying, and very
6. 156.▲
   by morphir 17y ago

   thanks for the heads up JazzScheme. I am gonna give that IDE a try.
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   by morphir 17y ago

   when I play around with Gambit (gsi) I often end up with bus errors. This implies the word: 'half-assed' to me. So that is directly annoying and will guaranteed put new users off. Crashing is never good.
8. 158.▲
   by morphir 17y ago

   In general. Who has the best performance? Who has the best ffi support? The most and best library support? Does anyone have a success story (case study)? Does anyone offer a painfree setup? Chicken is BSD, while Gambit i GPL - so chicken ma
9. 159.▲
   by morphir 17y ago

   how is Gambit compared to Chicken?
10. 160.▲
    by morphir 17y ago

    what is TA?
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    by morphir 17y ago

    I have always wondered what Operating System Einstein would prefer. :/ If you base your argument on his famous quote: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." Then I suppose some *nix variant.. maybe netbsd?
12. 162.▲
    by morphir 17y ago

    who of them should have had on the t-shirt *Im_with_stupid ?
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    ICFP'09 Talks (videos)(vimeo.com)

    1 points by morphir 17y ago|0 comments
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    by morphir 17y ago

    meh. ls -l works just fine ;)
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    by morphir 17y ago

    This conceptual architecture borrows much from DCI. But my take on context driven code makes more sense in my head than a pure DCI would..
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    by morphir 17y ago

    just the level of entangled abstraction that C++ can bring to your project is staggering.
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    Context driven scheme(paste.lisp.org)

    1 points by morphir 17y ago|1 comments
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    by morphir 17y ago

    I got problems with the word 'self-help'. Since you usually receive such 'self-help' knowledge through books, movies etc. which is like regular help. If you however figure out to do something yourself, without that book or movie, THEN its s
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    by morphir 17y ago

    This has been solved. The solution is called DCI. Data Context Interaction. A new paradigm where you design your software according to the end users mental model. Understand DCI and you should be able to craft software that makes more sense
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    by morphir 17y ago

    I recently heard that newly educated teachers come to schools with a strong desire to teach their specialties. And to transmit some of their true passion over to their students. But since being a teacher (here in Norway) means they have to
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    by morphir 17y ago

    afaik he was not much of a contributor to the open source arena. He was however one of very few lisp programmers who had a job, programming in lisp. Someone pointed out that he wrote a billing system among other.
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    by morphir 17y ago

    I believe it was James Coplien who first used this analogy. It's a funny analogy, indeed. Agility is really all about realising the 'Use Case' as fast as possible. Thats it! ref. http://blog.jaoo.dk/2008/09/30/object-oriented-architectur