pkrumins

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811.
by pkrumins 17y ago
This is a test. I had my previous two submissions go [dead]. No idea why. So I test one more time with a random URL.
812.
Binary tree traversal in Python with generators(thatmattbone.com)
5 points by pkrumins 17y ago|1 comments
813.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Seems staged to me. It seems unnatural how those 4 people started dancing at exactly the same time and at the same beat at the first wave. Ps. This is similar to an event where a guy started a dance party http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA8
814.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Seems staged to me. It seems unnatural how those 4 people started dancing at exactly the same time at the first wave. Ps. This is similar to an event where a guy started a dance party http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA8z7f7a2Pk
815.
by pkrumins 17y ago
What are 'classic' posts?
816.
by pkrumins 17y ago
These are great, I had forgotten about them!
817.
by pkrumins 17y ago
MIT license is compatible with BSD and GPL licenses, so I don't see a big issue there. But I could put it in public domain, so that there were no license issues at all.
818.
Bithacks.h - bit hack macros(catonmat.net)
57 points by pkrumins 17y ago|18 comments
819.
by pkrumins 17y ago
You have a typo in the title: it's "Cilk" not "Clik".
820.
by pkrumins 17y ago
As much as I have seen PG talking, he's always calm and natural. So I am thinking no.
821.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks, will watch that one!
822.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll choose a better license! I agree that scraping is bad, but there was no other easy way to do what I wanted (the english improvement program that I talk about in the article), so I had to write this code.
823.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks for the comment. What I have in mind is that there is no license, none, it's public, free code. Doesn't belong to anyone. Anyonce can take it and use it any way they wish. What do you suggest I write instead to make this point correc
824.
by pkrumins 17y ago
That's true. But you can always use anonymous proxies.
825.
by pkrumins 17y ago
It doesn't have, and I can't think of an easy way to group them this way. Perhaps I could cook something up, like given "red, yellow, blue", do a Google Search (with my library) for each "red", "yellow", "blue" and find the surrounding word
826.
Python Library for Google Sets(catonmat.net)
23 points by pkrumins 17y ago|15 comments
827.
by pkrumins 17y ago
That sounds like a good reason to travel without bags!
828.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Yes, I'm from Latvia. I calculated that if I had $1M, then on 2.5% interest rate it would give me $25.000 per year, which is $2.000 per month, and since my favorite activity is self-education, $2.000 seems enough to live comfortably and do
829.
by pkrumins 17y ago
$1M
830.
by pkrumins 17y ago
that's what you get when you use url shorteners - broken links to your website.
831.
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part IV: snipmate.vim(catonmat.net)
50 points by pkrumins 17y ago|8 comments
832.
by pkrumins 17y ago
I just let Feedburner manage everything. That's what I started from day one. They have pretty a good service and I have nothing to complain about. But you have a valid point that they control everything.
833.
Statistics of Two Years of Blogging (had over 1 million visitors!)(catonmat.net)
27 points by pkrumins 17y ago|10 comments
834.
by pkrumins 17y ago
All this is total dark magic to me.
835.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Hmm. I have FF 3.5 and FB 1.4 and it works for me perfectly! Not sure why it doesn't work for others...
836.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Both feel about the same.
837.
by pkrumins 17y ago
4+4.
838.
by pkrumins 17y ago
Stage 8 here: you prove your program works before running it.
839.
by pkrumins 17y ago
this is ridiculous. who cares about licenses. just get the stuff done. doesn't make any sense to argue about license. just choose the first one.
840.
Cache Oblivious Algorithms(catonmat.net)
39 points by pkrumins 17y ago|3 comments

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