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Getting started with Haskell(stackoverflow.com)
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Gitdown: Programming while drunk may be fun, but it's not a good idea.(github.com)
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Why you shouldn't use a toss for overtime(plus.maths.org)
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An Anecdote
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Newspaper identifies source of US surveillance programs(sfgate.com)
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by ninetax 13y ago
This might not be of any use to anybody but me, but it's worth putting it out there. Basically I got tired of clicking buttons when I wanted to go through my music library and move some older music somewhere else.
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Show HN: MusicMap, a way to selectively proccess your music
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by ninetax 13y ago
Well Evan Miller, I thank you for this anyway. I look forward to checking it out more soon. I have been thinking about collecting some stories about how people have put their knowledge of stats when programming (performance testing, user pa
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by ninetax 13y ago
Cool! How do you execute everything in the browser?
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by ninetax 13y ago
Of course. I am still exploring the field, but I enjoy building things from scratch and general software engineering. I guess I'll be working in the San Francisco area for other companies until I start a software consulting business or laun
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Ask HN: Which of these courses would be most useful to a programmer?
1 points by ninetax 13y ago|3 comments
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by ninetax 13y ago
Thanks! That stats stuff looks exactly like what I need. I have been really disappointed with my current stats class, and I am actively looking for more computer science related stats stuff. Any suggestions? I am more looking for places whe
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Logstalgia: website access log visualization (code.google.com)
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by ninetax 13y ago
>> For some languages, Emacs is even the only option Which ones would those be? Common Lisp using SLIME?
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by ninetax 14y ago
The language
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by ninetax 14y ago
My TA for a cryptography class worked on this. I had the pleasure of messing with it one afternoon. Pretty cool stuff.
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by ninetax 14y ago
Thanks! I was just thinking the other day about how I preferred when people do that rather than put requests in comments. Guess I'm just as guilty...
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by ninetax 14y ago
Thank you so much for this book. Your writing is clear an concise. I am starting out with angular and this is just what I need, not another piece of angular documentation.
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by ninetax 14y ago
Any chance you could add salt stack generation as well?
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Gundo: Graph your Vim undo tree in style(sjl.bitbucket.org)
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by ninetax 14y ago
Hey is there any way I can import all of my evernote stuff into Kippt? I'm willing to try Kippt out, but not willing to copy over 100's of bookmarks or use 2 services. Thanks!
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by ninetax 14y ago
Crashed my machine running linux Mint. I couldn't Google it, so I had to try it. I don't know what I expected. Can someone explain how it works?
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by ninetax 14y ago
> I grew up in a household where there was no particular attention (that I can recall) given to the fact that as a young woman I could attain whatever career I wanted—it was just a given. > I fear that when you say, for example, tha
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by ninetax 14y ago
I'm not sure if anyone else feels this way but I think this information would have been presented way better in a video or an article. I was hard to connect the meaning between some of the videos and I feel like there was some dialog I was
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List of Confidence Tricks(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ninetax 14y ago
Where can I find commandlint?
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by ninetax 14y ago
Firefox user here. There are so many great plugins I would love to use chrome for, but one singular thing keeps me using Firefox: side tabs. Not even tree style, just a plain and simple side tab list. I'm a tab addict and I can't live witho
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Cycles in family tree software(stackoverflow.com)
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Alcohol Language Corpus: The first public corpus of alcoholized German speech(phonetik.uni-muenchen.de)
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by ninetax 14y ago
Huh. I just went to their site to reset my password, and instead of logging in I just used the standard way which sent me and email. Now I'm not so sure I should have trusted that email. Seems like they should have just emailed everyone wit

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