olejorgenb

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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   Eve's goal (or more correctly, "vision") is to "bring programming to the masses". [1] >Should languages create higher-level abstractions to allow humans to reason about programs more efficiently? Yes! But that&#x
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   Compared to milk which contain actual estrogen...
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   https://github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   Wow, that UI is VERY similar to github: https://try.gogs.io/sigf/test
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   http://www.zepsdreamland.com/macpc.shtml
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   Most of these errors are not really interesting. Almost all of them are simple typos or syntax errors. I get that this is the errors that are simple to analyze. Reference/value confusion would for instance be more interesting, but I gu
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   Chromium/chrome has an extension that helps with tab-mania that works precisely because it's process-per-tab: Tabsuspender https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-suspende...
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   by olejorgenb 10y ago

   > What’s more, Harry Brearley didn’t know it then, but the stuff he cast from the electric furnace at Firth’s on Aug. 20, 1913, was nothing new. At least 10 others had created it, or something like it, before; at least half a dozen had d
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   by olejorgenb 11y ago

   Which is a separate issue. I prefer my neighbors not to stink up the whole building by [cooking smelly food|smearing shit on their walls|...], but that shouldn't make it illegal. The housing association/board (or whatever the prop
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    I recently found out about `git log -G REGEX` (and -S) This will filter all commits (ie. lines changed by the commit) by the REGEX and report back the log for those. With -S, commits with equal number of matches in added and removed lines a
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    Who says he hasn't/isn't doing the "bad things" himself? (it's possible the article comes off like that though)
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    I've wanted something like this a long time, but cloud is a deal breaker for me. Anyone know of a similar local effort? (I spent 98% of my time on my own two machines anyway...)
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    Probably depends on your browser. I could listen multiple times (chrome)
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    > http://imgur.com/a/yx2H9 That's neat. I know little about music. Would it be close to correct to say that this program finds the notes (hz, fourier) and checks if they the progression fit some predetermined p
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    Answers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10220145
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    Answers: http://pastebin.com/yWjhWtsm (they are embedded in the javascript function 'countChecked')
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    You can start too: https://github.com/gurgeh/selfspy :)
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    I find that facination, care to expand on your reasons? I assume you have the in-memory history enabled, but still
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    by olejorgenb 11y ago

    Mediumish association: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2015/08/19/urban-tribe/