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by noahlt 18y ago
Is there a good online introduction to Erlang, like Dive into Python or _why's poignant guide to ruby?
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by noahlt 18y ago
The things poor people eat all around the world: - rice - beans - soy - potatoes - fish - veggies (anything dark but not too expensive) The real key to a good-tasting meal is freshness, even with simple foods. Seasoning is like makeup
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by noahlt 18y ago
So it wasn't Anonymous, since he was posting as 'Rubico'.
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by noahlt 18y ago
I always wondered if the researchers ended up concluding that pixellized camo was the best simply as a result of their using digital hardware to run the experiments. I mean, come on, nothing is pixellized like that in the wild.
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by noahlt 18y ago
I'm not sure Harvey Mudd really deserves to be on that list, though.
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by noahlt 18y ago
Does anyone know of something similar for Python?
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by noahlt 18y ago
May I ask why you switched from Pylons to Django?
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by noahlt 18y ago
“The plural of ‘anecdocte’ is not ‘data’.”
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by noahlt 18y ago
That's because there is no difference from a simple 2D projection.
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by noahlt 18y ago
Yes! Thank you.
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by noahlt 18y ago
One of the first YC startups did exactly this. I'm not sure what happened to it.
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Ask YC: Learning to read code?
9 points by noahlt 18y ago|12 comments
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by noahlt 18y ago
I think pg's "portrait" was a metaphor.
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by noahlt 18y ago
> So I'm going to number these points, and maybe with future startups I'll be able to pull off a form of Huffman coding. I'll make them all read this, and then instead of nagging them in detail, I'll just be able to say: number four! I
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by noahlt 18y ago
Both the MacBook and VAIO have excellently clicky keyboards. When it comes to home/end/pgup/pgdown, just configure your editor properly. Moving your hands is a waste anyways.
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by noahlt 18y ago
> then I quit [whatever] because I got addicted to computer websites. I suspect that's where most people reading this site are.
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by noahlt 18y ago
That's fine if you're PG and you write all the software yourself, but what if you're using a web framework or other open-source tools and need the web to access documentation or ask questions?
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by noahlt 18y ago
Exception: interfacing with 3rd-party libraries.
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by noahlt 18y ago
Very cool site; the type of thing that I do all the time and never considered could be automated. The design of the site could be improved by making it less wide. Not all users run their apps fullscreen.
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by noahlt 18y ago
As Don Knuth put it, "Life is binary search."
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by noahlt 18y ago
Why?
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by noahlt 19y ago
Likewise, you can be a programmer without necessarily being a hacker.
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Documents vs. Objects: a new model representing RESTful resources(blog.ianbicking.org)
3 points by noahlt 19y ago|0 comments
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by noahlt 19y ago
Does 'this winter' mean eg February, or eg December?
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by noahlt 19y ago
Do you have any online references for this virus-ecosystem? A name, at least?
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by noahlt 19y ago
I mean the one for syntax highlighting, which I suppose is TextMate (I don't use it). Incidentally, there is a vim version here: http://niw.at/articles/2006/08/06/twilight
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by noahlt 19y ago
That's a beautiful color scheme. Where/how can I get it?
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The Best and Worst Decisions of Founders(startupping.com)
6 points by noahlt 20y ago|0 comments