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   by poseid 12y ago

   and http://zaach.github.io/jison/docs/#installation
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   by poseid 12y ago

   maybe this is interesting too: https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/wiki/%5BHowto%5D-H...
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   by poseid 12y ago

   with Nitra, how would a "hello_world()" of a programming language print something to the screen?
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   by poseid 12y ago

   interesting advice to get hands dirty with source code directly. I might think to experiment a bit with C/lexx/yacc then. one thing, I am curious about, what are the kind of "hello_world()" functions, that would print so
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   by poseid 12y ago

   what makes the go language a good example?
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   by poseid 12y ago

   thanks! do you have some tool that you would recommend to run programs with these grammars. e.g. I have calculator.ycomb and a ycomb grammar. which programs would you recommend to get an output of calculator.ycomb ?
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   by poseid 12y ago

   thanks! what about these "PEG" parsers? when/why do they make sense?
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   Ask HN: How to start programming language design?

   12 points by poseid 12y ago|17 comments
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   by poseid 12y ago

   JavaScript is the language of web browsers. And, the web browser is one of the most used software on the planet. Write a cool web browser that runs MRuby, Lua, or anything else, and maybe you can reverse this?
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    by poseid 12y ago

    thanks for the post, generators are hard to grasp indeed, btw here a funny quote by @substack: https://twitter.com/substack/status/342761056390766592
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    by poseid 12y ago

    my preferred static web server right now is superstatic ( https://www.npmjs.org/package/superstatic ) . However, in that case I need to manually setup JS and e.g. less preprocessors. A bit of background how Power appro
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    by poseid 12y ago

    interesting - one thing I find difficult is how to deal with paths in SVG, some people use that to draw a font even. Any pointers on that one?
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    by poseid 12y ago

    nicely done! I like the easy overview on creating accounts and making transfers. i am wondering, when everything is free and open-source here, how is the business model?
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    by poseid 12y ago

    nice! There is also https://github.com/assemble/assemble.io and https://github.com/gausby/ecoule - but indeed jekyll still offers the best out of the box experience. I am wondering if people from
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    by poseid 12y ago

    Interesting question. Answer for me right now: "no". Most jobs came via personal network. But I am exploring options to expand my freelance business too, and blogged about it: http://thinkingonthinking.com/Eleganc
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    by poseid 12y ago

    cashflow: income vs. expenses, and everything related to taxes.
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    by poseid 12y ago

    Lately: http://exploringarduino.com/
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    by poseid 12y ago

    interesting, would be nice to try these kinds of libs as commonjs module with backbone or ampersand
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    by poseid 12y ago

    just want to add a blog post I wrote a time ago: http://thinkingonthinking.com/Bookshelf-an-ORM-for-Node/
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    by poseid 12y ago

    interesting links! thanks for sharing. I wonder how much of this applies to programming e.g. an arduino board
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    by poseid 12y ago

    it is interesting - I wonder how it compares with other DOM manipulation libraries
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    Getting started with the Red Pitaya(blog.farsinotare.com)

    3 points by poseid 12y ago|0 comments
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    by poseid 12y ago

    Great to see the efforts on keeping web applications simple. Coming from a Ruby-on-Rails background, I discovered similar principles while writing the book "Full Stack JavaScript appliactions with BackboneJS" http://sho
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    by poseid 12y ago

    so, what are the contestors? as usual it depends on the problems you want to solve
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    by poseid 12y ago

    nice! I was playing with a similar setup in JavaScript and ArangoDB some days ago: http://thinkingonthinking.com/commonjs-for-databases/
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    CommonJS support in ArangoDB(thinkingonthinking.com)

    5 points by poseid 12y ago|0 comments
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    Usability is Everywhere(thinkingonthinking.com)

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    Visual languages for the web(thinkingonthinking.com)

    2 points by poseid 12y ago|0 comments
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    Layout views with Backbone(thinkingonthinking.com)

    1 points by poseid 12y ago|0 comments
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    AQL for Twitter Data Analysis(thinkingonthinking.com)

    3 points by poseid 12y ago|0 comments