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by octopus 13y ago
Doesn't seem to be available on ebay.ca.
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Sam Harris at The Center for Inquiry(youtube.com)
2 points by octopus 13y ago|0 comments
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by octopus 13y ago
Last time I've tried (a few months ago) it was a question of modifying a Makefile to enable Fortran and Objective-C in a custom build toolchain for Android.
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What’s New for Visual C++ Developers in VS2013 Preview(blogs.msdn.com)
3 points by octopus 13y ago|1 comments
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by octopus 13y ago
Have you tried TypeScript ? I think coming from a C# background TypeScript and his integration with VS will be a breeze.
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by octopus 13y ago
I think Apple will accept anything compiled with mocl. A similar project is RubyMotion (for Ruby obviously) and it seems to have no problem with Apple.
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by octopus 13y ago
If what you ask is if mocl compiles to C first (like Chicken and Gambit), than yes. It is the same.
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by octopus 13y ago
You do realize that Clojure is not Common Lisp ? That being said, the linked video is from 2011 (published in 2013, but from 2011).
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by octopus 13y ago
You can buy a paper version of "On Lisp" on abebooks.com if you want at half the price of the Amazon version.
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by octopus 13y ago
If I'm not mistaken Elance guarantees the payment for certain types of projects by using an escrow account.
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by octopus 13y ago
Command Shift +
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The imaginative programmer [video presentation](youtube.com)
1 points by octopus 13y ago|0 comments
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by octopus 13y ago
Dell XPS13: http://www.dell.com/ca/enterprise/p/xps-13-linux/pd The link is from Canada's store, but you will get an idea what I'm talking about.
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by octopus 13y ago
Here, a 4.8.0 build for 32 and 64 bits Windows: http://www.equation.com/servlet/equation.cmd?fa=fortran
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GCC 4.8.1 released(gcc.gnu.org)
2 points by octopus 13y ago|0 comments
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by octopus 13y ago
Censorship is evil, I could agree with that. About your second phrase now, you need to take into account the entire picture: * If you plan to sell an app on Windows Store you will need Microsoft approval, no app will be published without th
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Component Based Engine Design(randygaul.net)
1 points by octopus 13y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Component-Entity-Systems(gamedev.net)
2 points by octopus 13y ago|0 comments
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by octopus 13y ago
I'm a not a big Freelancer fan, as you can see from my other comment. However, I think Freelancer does a better job at sorting the low spam bidders than ever did vWorker. On vWorker I've seen $1 - $3 bids on certain projects.
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by octopus 13y ago
A few problems with Freelancer from a buyer perspective: * If you post a project on something like C++, Android, iOS or web design you get about 10 generic bids in the first minute. I suspect some coders use bots to bid on certain categorie
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by octopus 13y ago
I wouldn't take this personally, it is just a smart business decision. It makes sense that once you buy a RubyMotion license to be able to use the same toolchain on OS X. Also, I wouldn't mind paying for RubyMotion as long as I'm assured th
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by octopus 14y ago
Are you allowed to install software on an On-Demand Cluster GPU Instances or you must use what is provided by Amazon ?
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by octopus 14y ago
You think the average programmer (user) has a Tesla computing device on his computer ?
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Self-employment FAQ(johndcook.com)
5 points by octopus 14y ago|0 comments
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by octopus 14y ago
> Not to mention that if everyone stopped spending money tomorrow, then the economy would crash, millions of people would lose their job This is a poor argument promoted by the media in the last 50 or 60 years. There is no way in which
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by octopus 14y ago
There is a word that describes perfectly these kind of people - snobs. I could understand someone that tells me his 5$ coffee tastes "better". But if you drink your 5$ coffee just because you are feeling stylish ...
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by octopus 14y ago
I've always liked to have the latest and most powerful piece of hardware I could afford ... I know it was a stupid thing to do, but this is the way I was.
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by octopus 14y ago
The author has a kid. Just be careful that by retirement he doesn't mean "stop the work and do nothing". In the author's view retirement means financial independence - the point in life where you don't need to work anymore but you work for
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by octopus 14y ago
Once you stop complaining about how difficult it is to become financially independent in this economy and look in how you spend your money, the mustachian philosophy is a viable way of life.
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by octopus 14y ago
MrMoneyMustache (MMM) has a sound philosophy of life based on his experience and on Stoic literature. After reading his blog (and I mean all his articles from 2011) I've stopped buying myself a new computer every six months or so.

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