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541.
by pmarin 17y ago
Now Tk can use the GTK engine: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=979368
542.
Tcl meets GTK+ and Gnome (dr-baum.net)
4 points by pmarin 17y ago|2 comments
543.
by pmarin 17y ago
It is like ed(1) with a windowing system.
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Where Is Tcl Hiding?(blogs.activestate.com)
2 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
545.
by pmarin 17y ago
Most of the book is a recompilation of his essays so if you introduce the link of an essay in HN probably there is already is a thread for it.
546.
by pmarin 17y ago
I have never seen a dead high level language. Right now I am writting a toy scheme language with it: http://github.com/pmarin/Muddy-Scheme . Python has a Tcl interpreter built in its standart library for Tk, so Python is also dead?
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How can you program if you’re blind?(stackoverflow.com)
6 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
548.
by pmarin 17y ago
lisp doesn't make you a better C-programmer, It make you a better programmer becouse It make you think in a more high level abstractions (I am removing the "C"). learning Assembler may make you a better (efficient) C-programmer.
549.
by pmarin 17y ago
Most of the parrot languages in http://www.parrot.org/languages are sadly outdated or unmaintained. Many of them even not work in the current version of Parrot.
550.
Schemer's way(practical-scheme.net)
2 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
551.
Automated printing of google-calendar with ical2pcal and NSLU2 (sourceforge.net)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
552.
by pmarin 17y ago
The earliest version or HN was a little bigger: http://www.ycombinator.com/arc/news.6sep06.arc
553.
Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming (norvig.com)
37 points by pmarin 17y ago|18 comments
554.
by pmarin 17y ago
or Tcl... or Muddy Scheme http://wiki.tcl.tk/25512
555.
The average intelligence of computer users(lemis.com)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
556.
Programming contests and puzzles online(grok-code.com)
4 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
557.
by pmarin 17y ago
Other interesting Tcl interpreter is hiccup, implemented in Haskell http://code.google.com/p/hiccup/
558.
by pmarin 17y ago
What not work is to believe that one programming paradigm is the best solution for all the problems.
559.
by pmarin 17y ago
The larger version can be done without the expr command in the if statement: proc nearestneighbours {numlist number} { # For a given number, find the nearest lower and higher numbers in # a given (ordered) list of numbers.
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Python and Tcl(commandline.org.uk)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|1 comments
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WebKit-based scrolling like the native cocoa apps(macresearch.org)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
562.
by pmarin 17y ago
My w3m version: w3m http://news.ycombinator.com image: http://bayimg.com/DAGbdAACJ shortcuts: H : Help TAB: Move to the next link ENTER: Go to the current link B: Go to the previous link move around the
563.
TileGTK, GTK+/GNOME style engine for tcl/tk(ellogon.org)
12 points by pmarin 17y ago|2 comments
564.
Googlegooglegooglegoogle: four tiled googles.(googlegooglegooglegoogle.com)
2 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
565.
The making of Another World(anotherworld.fr)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
566.
by pmarin 17y ago
Actually the different between compiled and interpreted language is very weak. For example, when you compile a C program the result is a code in a machine language and the machine language is "interpreted" by the Control Unit of the process
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Samsung Sponsors Enlightenment, EFL Development(osnews.com)
3 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
568.
by pmarin 17y ago
Raster seems to start learning about the Samsung's RISC Microprocessor so probably you are right. http://www.rasterman.com/files/man-6410-1.2.pdf
569.
Parallel Awk(parallel-awk.org)
1 points by pmarin 17y ago|0 comments
570.
Unix Keyboard Shortcuts (unix-kb.cat-v.org)
7 points by pmarin 17y ago|1 comments

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