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nathell
13y ago
See also Movitz: http://www.common-lisp.net/project/movitz/ and Lithium: http://github.com/nathell/lithium/
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nathell
13y ago
#5 was a couple of fun minutes; it made my day slightly better. You deserve a pint, sir.
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nathell
13y ago
Not at all. I'd wager a guess that when you're a startup founder, it greatly helps to be an E.
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nathell
13y ago
The question of where the money comes from is a valid one, and, perhaps surprisingly, your statement "The only source of money is other people" is wrong. To start with, read up on "money creation" and "fractional re
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Oh no, my flash card is gone (2012)
(github.com)
4 points
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nathell
13y ago
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13y ago
Yes, there's as many ways to understand the term "effortlessly" as respondents. Understanding the question as "how many programming languages I had used in the past to produce nontrivial programs and would likely be able
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nathell
13y ago
I didn't even know he had published anything in the field of theoretical informatics.
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Colors of Poland's flag are legally defined in CIE xyY color space
(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points
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13y ago
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nathell
13y ago
And if historically significant but now obsolete browsers were added (Mosaic, Netscape...), this would be fearsomely comprehensive.
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nathell
13y ago
Browser? It's perfectly playable for me on a mid-2007 Macbook w/ Snow Leopard and latest Chrome.
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Morse Code USB keyboard
(blog.jfedor.org)
2 points
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nathell
13y ago
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13y ago
"How to Squeeze a Lexicon" by Ciura and Deorowicz [1] is a good and practical introduction to DAWGs. [1]: http://sun.aei.polsl.pl/~mciura/publikacje/lexicon.pdf
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nathell
13y ago
If there is something capable of making me drop everything and read an article right at this very instant, then that something is using a quote from "Flowers for Algernon" as the title. Thanks to Waldo for sharing his being Charli
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nathell
13y ago
How about a simple meta-sonnet game in Natural Inform? From http://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/39142/inform-7-pro... : Will's Study is a room. The desk is here. A hastily handwritten note is o
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nathell
13y ago
There is a precedent already: http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/~wolinski/acfi.html
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13y ago
shell.sl? Is this a dialect of Smalltalk?
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13y ago
Something's wrong with the fonts. Anything I bash out using the "Classic" template comes out typeset in Computer Modern, rather than Century Gothic as outlined in the example. Any chance to make an option to download the LaTe
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nathell
13y ago
I tend to perceive tight coupling as a virtue rather than as a symptom of stupidity. On the other hand, indescriptive naming is a real, and severe, problem in my code. Also, both these acronyms seem to lean toward the object-oriented paradi
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Quine-relay: An uroboros program with 50 programming languages
(github.com)
14 points
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nathell
13y ago
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nathell
13y ago
Or Mathematica?
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nathell
13y ago
While ubiquitous, this is not strictly necessary for a Linux system. For an example of a distro that makes a radical departure from FHS, see GoboLinux (sadly seems to be not updated anymore).
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13y ago
Am I mistaken, or have these guys actually managed to infringe on the WTFPL? https://github.com/hiddentao/askthensa http://www.wtfpl.net/faq/
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13y ago
According to Wikipedia [1], it's Tallinn. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_public_transport
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nathell
13y ago
Chicken chicken chicken-chicken chicken chicken Chicken Chicken? ((chicken chicken) (chicken chicken))
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Don’t name your config Toolfile (or .tool.yml)
(3ofcoins.net)
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13y ago
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nathell
13y ago
This is how I discovered HN went HTTPS some time ago. I never noticed until now.
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13y ago
Something similar I did with Clojure: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5772632
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Lithium: a 16-bit kernel (sort of) written in Clojure (sort of)
(blog.danieljanus.pl)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Immediately reminded me of #stillnotsignificant: http://mchankins.wordpress.com/2013/04/21/still-not-signific... (see also the hashtag on Twitter)
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nathell
13y ago
So this is where the inspiration for http://xkcd.com/557/ came from.
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