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protez
14y ago
I use org-mode for 'partial' literate programming. It's partial since I only note down the general structure of c++/java classes as a sketch, not actual codes, except for Lisp. I occasionally push the files to Gollum, a git-based wiki suppo
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14y ago
The essence of OOP is the Interface, the human interface, which conforms to human brain, rather than machines. It's all about the conceptual framework to abstract out complexity into the names corresponding to what we're trying to program i
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14y ago
It's just amazing. From this introduction, I learned how to generate TAGS and feed it to Emacs for the first time, and make up a custom "anything buffer" to capture any lines that I wish. Awesome X one million billion times. Thank you, roup
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14y ago
Kudos! This is a quite brilliant idea for building simple API prototypes.
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14y ago
Everything is terrible unless it fits. Period.
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14y ago
Nav is nothing when you have anything.el.
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The Best Summary of Objective-C
(clang.llvm.org)
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15y ago
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EmacsWiki: Emacsen
(emacswiki.org)
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Building A Highly Available Nginx Reverse-Proxy Using Heartbeat - LINUX For You
(linuxforu.com)
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Why Objective-C Sucks
(theanimalfarmcreations.com)
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protez
15y ago
Seoul, South Korea. Any other HNer?
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15y ago
It’s true that South Korean start-up scene is getting better from the interest of institutional funds, which got up from the apparent success of the Grouponzi-style businesses, esp. TicketMonster. But it’s a whole lot different story that t
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15y ago
I just created an account and found that most of profiles are obvious fake. Almost of all profiles share the same characteristic: a simple one-liner comment and an irrelevant picture of this area, which is uploaded within twelves hours. Kud
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15y ago
What's going on there, or how is that possible, a happy developer taking 1000 euro per month. Is he working at home, or doesn't he have to support his family? What is the average earning of college graduates in Portugal?
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15y ago
Presented in the criticism sections of your mentioned Wikipedia articles, Gödel's incompleteness theorem is there as a strong rejection to mathematics = reality argument. No mathematics is self-contained, which means it's incomplete to desc
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15y ago
LISP is the coolest language ever and maybe forever, in theory. In practice, it also works phenomenal, but just for 1%.
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15y ago
I can sympathize the side claiming that the differentiation between interpretative probability and physical probability can be a huge thing, so that "wavefunction is a real physical object" makes a lot sense. Yes, finding the inconsistency
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15y ago
"The wavefunction is a real physical object after all, say researchers." Mathematics is just a representation of reality, not the reality itself. No single law in all scientific fields can state that the law itself is the physical object, o
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15y ago
Flex is basically, a command-line toolkit to build SWF, while Flash is a GUI-based tool. Flex has the builder based on Eclipse and borrowed lots of conventions from the standard web technologies.
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15y ago
Not just raising money, but attracting smart people and getting takeover offers from APPL, AMZN, GOOG, MSFT, etc., apparently. The bubble in this market already convinced the investors that trading start-ups can work without users. The othe
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15y ago
It's a costly path only few can afford to take, funded by the other few who believe that big bangs can happen overnight.
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Resize or Scaling -- IM v6 Examples
(imagemagick.org)
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15y ago
I don't get what it does. Does this extension make large binary files "diffable," as it states that's the problem it solves?
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F.lux: software to make your life better
(stereopsis.com)
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15y ago
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Adobe Design Center - CS3 Adobe Video Workshop
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Google Web Fonts
(google.com)
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LevelDB
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Someone screwed Balsamiq website
(balsamiq.com)
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Pro Git - professional version control
(progit.org)
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The Little Book on CoffeeScript
(arcturo.github.com)
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