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by nathell 11y ago
There's zepto.js, which is supposed to be a drop-in replacement for jQuery. Not sure how it fares wrt Bootstrap, though.
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by nathell 11y ago
Daniel Keyes, Flowers for Algernon. Both the short story and the book (I read the book first, so I'm more attached to it). It is still deeply moving after all these rereads, decades on.
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by nathell 11y ago
Polish only (so you'd likely not be able to appreciate the typos and orthographic errors), early 2000s, but the page itself is worth looking at: http://www.web_4_all.republika.pl/
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by nathell 11y ago
Some station names are incorrect. For example, the file lists a UK station named "Yeovil", while there is no such station -- it should probably be "Yeovil Junction".
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by nathell 11y ago
Somewhat relevant, The Million Song Dataset: http://labrosa.ee.columbia.edu/millionsong/
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by nathell 11y ago
I wonder what this book's take on the classic Peter Miller's paper "Recursive `make` considered harmful" [1] is. [1]: http://aegis.sourceforge.net/auug97.pdf
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by nathell 12y ago
Taken to the extreme with microwave dials, this yields: http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2005/07/saving-time-with-yo...
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Why some conference organizers are failing miserably on the DRY front(paciorkowska.blogspot.com)
12 points by nathell 12y ago|0 comments
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by nathell 12y ago
1. Seek professional help if you can afford it. I'm not sure how public funding of psychological counselling / psychotherapy works in the US, but if money is an issue, try to find a local support group. Or start one, if you feel u
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by nathell 12y ago
Classical Chinese.
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by nathell 12y ago
The fact that Xavier Leroy has been working on CompCert gives it an extra level of credibility for me. (Xavier Leroy of INRIA is the main author of OCaml, among other things.)
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by nathell 12y ago
I find myself nodding along as I'm reading this.
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by nathell 12y ago
I like how it takes an incremental, step-by-step approach. One of my favourite papers is Ghuloum's "An Incremental Approach to Compiler Construction" [1], which shows how to build not a mere interpreter, but a _compiler_ to a
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by nathell 12y ago
Yes there are. What made monads eventually "click" for me was the incredibly detailed, eight-part Mike Vanier's tutorial on monads in general and in Haskell in particular. First part: http://mvanier.livejournal.com
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by nathell 12y ago
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by nathell 12y ago
This is great. The only thing I'm missing is explanation of the various methods of rotating the principal axes (varimax, oblimin, etc.)
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by nathell 12y ago
> Our extra characters might look very much like Latin equivalents, and amount to only about 8% of letter distribution (you will hate them playing Scrabble) Polish competitive Scrabble player here. It's not so much hate as a love-
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by nathell 12y ago
Submitter here. The latter is correct.
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by nathell 12y ago
Side note: while trying to submit this, I've noticed that the submission form doesn't escape less-than signs automatically. I had to manually escape the entity.
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The Earth is Round (p < 0.05) (1994)(ist-socrates.berkeley.edu)
45 points by nathell 12y ago|13 comments
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by nathell 12y ago
Around 2002, I made something similar using WinAPI, in Pascal (FPC). Sadly, the sources are gone, but the executable survives: http://students.mimuw.edu.pl/~dj189395/nhp/czynic/programy/w... [22 KiB, no
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Gross National Happiness(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by nathell 12y ago|1 comments
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by nathell 12y ago
Michael Gentry's "Anchorhead" is my favourite game of all time, of all genres (and I used to devote a lot of time to gaming back in high school).
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by nathell 12y ago
And don't even get me started at the case where you don't know the noun beforehand and need to synthesize the entire numeral phrase at runtime ("You have %d %s.") Because, in Polish, numerals inflect in gender and case,
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by nathell 12y ago
Got stalemated with a bare king against four queens and stuff.
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by nathell 12y ago
This is how it's generated: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/055a8fc90419b5beb9ba
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by nathell 12y ago
A log, updated live until something kicks my 'watchdog' session out: http://danieljanus.pl/hnchatlog.html
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by nathell 12y ago
Neat. One of the hack ideas that I never got around to implementing was back in 2000 at the uni, when we had a bunch of 386SX's running in text mode as email terminals: pipe a video (e.g. a TV stream) through aalib on a fast server, an
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by nathell 12y ago
For some reason, when I got to slide 16 I immediately thought "Scala."
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Fablitics: Friendly business intelligence for e-commerce(fablitics.com)
4 points by nathell 12y ago|0 comments

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