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The President in 3D(youtube.com)
9 points by pkrumins 12y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 12y ago
Here's the full course (20+ lectures) on youtube if anyone's interested: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=6.858+Fall+2014
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by pkrumins 12y ago
This is the original article that all the other "tiny elf" or "tiny executable" articles are based on. It was written 15 years ago.
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by pkrumins 12y ago
The pricing doesn't make much sense. It's $99 in the US, and $195 in the UK (125 pounds). It's cheaper to order the US version to the UK.
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by pkrumins 12y ago
$999 seems a bit pricey.
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by pkrumins 12y ago
Browserling.com is an alternative. (Disclosure: I'm the co founder.)
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by pkrumins 12y ago
Impressive voice quality.
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by pkrumins 12y ago
The {Little,Reasoned,Seasoned} Schemer
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by pkrumins 13y ago
MIT OCW is my favorite one http://www.youtube.com/user/MIT . I'm always on a lookout for new MIT courses.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
I'd understand 2048 implemented in 2048 bytes of C, but this I can't understand.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
They could use Browserling to access censored sites: For example: https://browserling.com/queue?uri=http://censored.com&browse... This will open httx://censored.com in Firefox/28.0 within your B
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Am I reading this right that the new pricing is going to be 3 cents per GB and the old pricing was 8.5 cents per GB? 2.8x drop in price! Wow!
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Smart move. :)
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Thank you!
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by pkrumins 13y ago
I don't see what's wrong with JavaScript?
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Oh well.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Well that is my personal blog (catonmat.net), where I post updates about my company.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Thank you!
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Sorry about that, we'll get these documentation pages finished today! The prices can be viewed when you sign in with your browserling account.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Here's one of my all-time favorite way to write binary literals in C by abusing define: #define HEXIFY(X) 0x##X##LU #define B8IFY(Y) (((Y&0x0000000FLU)?1:0) + \ ((Y&0x000000F0LU)?2:0) + \
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by pkrumins 13y ago
It will be worth nothing.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
I'm just going to make this statement here on Monday, March 10th, 2014, that Bitcoin is going to fail within the next 2.5 years.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
You should try todoist - www.todoist.com. Todoist really is the best to-do list manager.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Here's my list of tools: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/must-have-windows-programs/ Must Have Windows Programs
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by pkrumins 13y ago
10 years on #perl teaches you some good Perl. Thanks for the praise, Matt. I appreciate it.
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Unless you make it many small shell aliases, such as these: urlescape () { perl -MURI::Escape -lne 'print uri_escape($_)' <<< "$1"; } urlunescape () { perl -MURI::Escape -lne 'print uri_unescape($
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Haha, that's the best type of Perl one-liner! Just let's make it proper: perl -E 'say "Your mama writes Perl code so bad she made Larry Wall switch to Python!"'
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by pkrumins 13y ago
You're 10th. You got the last copy! Send me your mailing details to peter@catonmat.net. :)
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Yup, you got the copy. You're the 9th person. Email me peter@catonmat.net with your details. Talking about Ruby, take a look at this: http://benoithamelin.tumblr.com/ruby1line My friend Benoit Hamelin translated all Pe
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by pkrumins 13y ago
Great! Email me peter@catonmat.net and I'll send you a copy. Once you read through it, you'll be much faster with that data mungling!

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