muricula

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   Linux 4.6-rc6 Named “Charred Weasel”(phoronix.com)

   1 points by muricula 10y ago|1 comments
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   by muricula 10y ago

   I completely agree! How could we encourage him to update the book?
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   The Science of Cycology(liverpool.ac.uk)

   27 points by muricula 10y ago|11 comments
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   by muricula 10y ago

   You may be interested in reach technology's display modules. You program the GUI and send it some commands and it will display whatever you want. You can write some really snazzy Qt touch widgets. I interned for these guys a couple yea
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   by muricula 10y ago

   Atom is made largely by GitHub. You're right a more sophisticated issue tracker may be in order, but I don't think they'd do that.
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   by muricula 11y ago

   If anything it sounds like it would be faster because there is less byte code which needs to be compiled. Most likely the problem is the Facebook app has a lot of bytecode. That's probably why the wrote redex in the first place, so the
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   by muricula 11y ago

   Face Book.
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   by muricula 11y ago

   I doubt it. The powerpc to Intel switch was really painful because the desktop platform has the perpetual ball and chain of backward compatability. I doubt Apple would try to beat Intel at their own high performance game anyway.
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   by muricula 11y ago

   It's not just crazy communists or fundamentalist Muslims who travel abroad to fight in foreign wars. There are actually Americans fighting against ISIS right now: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/04/magazin
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    by muricula 11y ago

    If a GitHub link makes it to the top 100 posts to hacker news we grab it. A while ago the PostGres DB on Heroku filled up, and we stopped pulling in new links, but we've fixed that now. Sorry your project isn't listed! If it makes
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    by muricula 11y ago

    That's a great idea! We'd have to look at those sites individual APIs. PRs welcome of course!
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    by muricula 11y ago

    If I recall, if a link to GitHub hits the front page then we pick it up. The code to clean up old entries in the database is slightly broken (oops! :), Tschuy is fixing that up right now.
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    by muricula 11y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! These are all definitely possible. We'll look into implementing these, but we're both students who are pretty busy with school and interviews for jobs after we graduate soon.
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    by muricula 11y ago

    We use the language reported by the GitHub api, so the list of languages may change without notice. We should definitely normalize capitalization and I think there are node libraries edit distance we could leverage too. Thanks for the advic
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    Y-Cloninator: GitHub Projects Trending on HN Without Distractions(ycloninator.herokuapp.com)

    197 points by muricula 11y ago|39 comments
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    by muricula 11y ago

    If they wrecklessly hit you it won't be a big deal, since there was no damage. (Recklessly vs. wrecklessly. Sorry, the pun was too good to pass up)
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    by muricula 11y ago

    Is it better to fully qualify structs and unions or to hide their names by typedefs? I frequently see people hide all struct types because it's visual clutter and extra typing. In other words, given some struct a, should I do: typedef
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    by muricula 11y ago

    I am very much the same way. What I eventually did to get a foothold on the language was power through the first few chapters of 'learn you a haskell', and read 'haskell the hard way' and then sat down and typed out a tu
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    by muricula 11y ago

    Some of the best content on Hacker News are the links to up-and coming projects on GitHub. Get a list of these awesome projects without the distraction of the rest of Hacker News.
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    A collection of cool GitHub projects posted on HN(ycloninator.herokuapp.com)

    2 points by muricula 11y ago|1 comments
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    by muricula 11y ago

    A wonderful resource, but unfortunately it lacks an entry on feminism. I find this rather telling about the authors.
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    by muricula 12y ago

    Yes, as a self taught programmer I have started to play with these on my own and would love an explanation of these to help me along instead of hacking together code based on old tutorials.
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    by muricula 13y ago

    If true, this implies that recent versions of IE compiled with this compiler needed older versions of IE to compile themselves. IE is probably the first browser to have the honor of bootstrapping itself.