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by paperwork 13y ago
This is my second one. Haven't had any problems. The one I'm using now is Crossover 27QD-P. I bought it because it pivots, ironically it doesn't work when pivoted on my older model macbook pro. However, it worked perfectly on
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by paperwork 13y ago
I think you misunderstood my point. I don't want long lines of text, I want multiple columns of short lines.
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by paperwork 13y ago
I recently bought one of those large Korean monitors (2560x1440). Even with 90 degree notation, I can easily fit two columns of code on screen (well, there is space for two columns, no IDE actually does this)
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by paperwork 13y ago
I don't have intellij installed on my computer here, when you say 'split vertically,' do you mean it basically opens two views of same file next to each other, each view scrolling independently? If so, that isn't what I
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by paperwork 13y ago
Since there seem to be some IntelliJ folks here, I'd like to bring up my pet peeve: please take advantage of modern, gigantic _wide_ monitors. It makes no sense for code to be in a single column on the left of the monitor while 2/
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by paperwork 13y ago
I agree as well. I built a small, single page app, http://fixparser.targetcompid.com using knockout. I use knockout fairly heavily and it was easy to pick up for someone like myself, who is not a front-end/web developer. Si
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by paperwork 13y ago
Also at infoq: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/music-functional-language
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by paperwork 13y ago
is there a blog framework/platform specifically for developers? I want to show code samples with syntax highlighting (and possibly the ability to actually run the sample code)? is there something which lets me embed d3.js charts? i&#x2
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by paperwork 13y ago
I just tried chrome's built-in translation of your quick start page. It was surprisingly readable :)
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by paperwork 13y ago
This is surprising because I've been using Eclipse every work day for over 10 years and it never gets in an inconsistent state and crashes are even rarer. Perhaps you are using bad plugins...although I've installed plenty of crap plugins an
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by paperwork 13y ago
If you've used both, wouldn't you consider Eclipse and sublime text to be two very different tools? If you want to quickly edit some text, then Eclipse is overkil. If you are going to write programs for 8 hours a day, then Eclipse's benefit
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by paperwork 13y ago
I did install some sort of theme manager for eclipse. It changed the color of the editor, but not rest of eclipse. When I maximised the editor window, it did look nice and felt easier on my eyes. However, when other windows and widgets were
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by paperwork 13y ago
I think this is the main difference between an IDE and an editor. Eclipse adds value by having some sense of your overall project. When you go through the process of setting up a project (for new or existing source), it parses all the file
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by paperwork 13y ago
I'm an eclipse user and love it. I don't understand why so many people hate it. However, I keep hearing, from very respectable developers, that intellij is a far better IDE. Even as I type this, I have an eclipse window open for main develo
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by paperwork 13y ago
I initially deployed my website on s3 but latency was noticeable. google's cloud storage loads the site instantaneously. There are more tools available to upload to S3 but google cloud storage's web admin now provides a way to upload files
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by paperwork 13y ago
Surprised to see no one mentioned google cloud storage. Similar to s3, but with much lower latency.
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by paperwork 14y ago
Somewhat related, I released the first version of http://datafa.me . It is a web app where you can paste data and generate a chart. Not exactly a charting library, but it will certainly evolve to provide some of the same functionality. I
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by paperwork 14y ago
Not sure why the link isn't clickable, here is another try: http://datafa.me
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Show HN: http://datafa.me/ first step in 'small data' analytics
5 points by paperwork 14y ago|3 comments
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by paperwork 14y ago
Quite a nice writeup. It saddens me to see Microsoft disappointing, time after time. There must be great material for anthropologists to figure out how such an incredibly smart and talented group of people, with almost unlimited amount of m
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by paperwork 14y ago
so trident is apparently a high level api for Storm, but I don't see any mention of it in the Storm book. Is that right? I am very interested in Storm, but wondering if the book is already out of date.
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by paperwork 14y ago
The author provides an interesting perspective but his argument misses some subtleties. The prohibition of Indian movies in Pakistan has almost nothing to do with religious arguments. It is basic protectionism. That is, if the ban still eve
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by paperwork 14y ago
Interesting analysis. I don't quite understand Go. It isn't actually as low level as C. As far as I know, it can't be used to write operating systems or device drivers. It isn't as fast as Java; it can't even beat node.js in many benchmarks
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by paperwork 14y ago
I haven't read this book, but Pierce's "Types and Programming Languages" is an absolutely fantastic introduction to type theory and programming language semantics. The presentation of the book is also very innovative. The chapters are fairl
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by paperwork 14y ago
Are there any linear algebra books which use machine learning as the motivating example? Or a book which teaches linear algebra and machine learning together?
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by paperwork 14y ago
Great to have nanex here. I am very interested in hearing why you (and surprising number of other vendors) support windows, but not unix. I don't mean that in an accusatory sense, I'm genuinely curious if there are that many people who run
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by paperwork 14y ago
The table of contents looks very interesting. Thanks!
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Need book recommendations for programmer to product developer transition
3 points by paperwork 14y ago|2 comments
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by paperwork 14y ago
The usual criticism of high frequency traders doesn't really apply to Knight. Knight is required by law to execute orders that are sent to them, instead of 'investing' in stocks for the long term.
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by paperwork 14y ago
Very interesting, my experience has been slightly different this year. Normally my brain is thinking 10 different things at one time. It is fairly difficult for me to focus (more so since I work at an office that has 5 TVs that I can see,

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