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5 Best New Features of the Linux 3.5 Kernel Release(linux.com)
1 points by munchor 14y ago|0 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
It's a bit about luck I guess. I got 94 on the Coca Cola one, and in the end my average was 40%.
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by munchor 14y ago
Hey guys! I don't really get the difference between these two: https://www.edx.org/courses/MITx/6.00x/2012_Fall/about https://www.edx.org/courses/HarvardX/CS50x/2012/about Any ideas?
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by munchor 14y ago
Indeed, I think that maybe companies this big have similar hiring strategies actually.
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Facebook Hiring Process(facebook.com)
4 points by munchor 14y ago|2 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
I just hope they release tarballs of executables or something, because targetting Ubuntu and Ubuntu alone is quite bad. They might say "We'll support other distributions in the future". Yeah, I know that, you will support Fedora. If you rel
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by munchor 14y ago
So many people selecting everything and deleting, real mature people.
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by munchor 14y ago
I don't really agree with the claim, but I'd love to see Github enter other areas of science like Physics, Maths, Chemistry, etc. Not just programming and computer science. That would be great, Github could work as a center of science all a
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by munchor 14y ago
Your comment made me laugh so hard.
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by munchor 14y ago
I have no downvote :S
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Joseph Lenton was sick of PHP error reporting, so he built this(phperror.net)
4 points by munchor 14y ago|0 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
What programming language was used to make Light Table?
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by munchor 14y ago
When will there be a window manager that supports GTK3?
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by munchor 14y ago
What matters is size, not lines. You can just inline everything and it'll be like 3 lines of code.
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by munchor 14y ago
Because we can?
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by munchor 14y ago
Indeed, the Emacs buffer is amazing, it supports not only text, but graphics, which means anything, perhaps even 3D someday!
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by munchor 14y ago
Screenshot?
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by munchor 14y ago
Yeah, when I saw "Built with HTML ...", I thought "Cool, it's cross-platform". Well, maybe not really, since I can't use it on Linux...
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by munchor 14y ago
Thank you, that's cool! How can I kill the server, though?
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by munchor 14y ago
So it's looking for Chrome, a closed source browser that I'd never use, instead of Chromium. Too bad.
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by munchor 14y ago
I participated on the National Olympiads in Informatics in Portugal, where I live. There was a first phase online, and then a second (final) phase in Porto. From the ~60 participants, only 30 qualified for the final. I got 10th. At the fina
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by munchor 14y ago
First of all, I'm using Linux and it opened on Firefox instead of Chromium. Secondly, it seemed quite slow, and I can't use Ctrl+Shift+Up to select a paragraph above and Ctrl+Shift+Down to do the same to the paragraph below, like on Emacs.
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by munchor 14y ago
This is very good, thank you! I usually just copy the text and search it on Google to find the real article.
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by munchor 14y ago
Even if one doesn't like java, this video and Java4ever are very amusing :) EDIT: They're using Vim, awesome :P
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by munchor 14y ago
For a minute there, I thought it was about endangered programming languages. Well, this is far better, looks like a very interesting project that I would like to follow close.
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by munchor 14y ago
I really like what you've done. Personally, not for me, I prefer programming locally using emacs, but I think it'll be great for lots of people, it also looks good, nice design :)
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by munchor 14y ago
The first thing I noticed was that the font of the editor is not monospaced... too bad.
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by munchor 14y ago
Upsweep is even worse man
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by munchor 14y ago
At first I was like "Well, animals, obviously", but now I'm not so sure...
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by munchor 14y ago
It's also closed source, meaning we can't fix something if we want to. We can't see what's going on back there. When it comes to a tool that I use every day with personal data, I really want it to be open source. My browser and my text edit

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