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ranit8
14y ago
MMOasteroids.com links to firebase.com
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"in plain English" explanations
(stackoverflow.com)
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ProofCheck: Checking Mathematical Proofs written in TeX
(pyvideo.org)
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ProofCheck: checking mathematical proofs written in TeX
(youtube.com)
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ranit8
14y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2857422
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Qlobe, a ruby quine with a rotating globe
(mamememo.blogspot.com.br)
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Waiting for one-off events with Futures (C++)
(drdobbs.com)
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File extensions are ridiculous
(dansdata.com)
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Point-and-shoot infrared random number generator
(howtospotapsychopath.com)
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IO monad realized in 1965
(okmij.org)
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Why Forth?
(bernd-paysan.de)
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15y ago
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Hole-in-the-wall: how kids teach themselves
(ted.com)
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Writing Chrome extensions
(drdobbs.com)
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When tasks replace objects
(drdobbs.com)
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ranit8
15y ago
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The many faces of git rebase
(epx.com.br)
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15y ago
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Dynamic language tricks in C++ using Qt
(epx.com.br)
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Plugging leaks in Python
(epx.com.br)
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Achieving ACID transactions with common files
(epx.com.br)
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Uncovering an advertising fraud scheme. Or "the Internet is for porn"
(behind-the-enemy-lines.com)
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ranit8
15y ago
Noscript has a surrogate that solves this; it works even if scripts are enabled on google search page.
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ranit8
15y ago
x86 is aimed at Pascal and other stack-based languages. The processor had some new instructions (not present in the 8080 and 8085) to better support stack based high level programming languages such as Pascal and PL/M; some of the more use
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Drawing on an oscilloscope - Rabiscoscopio
(dalpix.com)
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ranit8
15y ago
There is a flag option, it shows only when you are replying. I don't know its moral purpose, but I guess you are supposed to post whenever you flag a comment. Edit: TIL I should use the link link instead of the reply link, so I can see
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ranit8
15y ago
The correct link is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rznYifPHxDg
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Automatically calibrating a computer projector image
(dalpix.com)
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15y ago
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ranit8
15y ago
Almost 2 months ago HN started doing this at short time spans (high traffic?), and coming back to default behavior. (I commented here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3627285 ) This becoming definitive is not a good thing.
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Diagnosing bufferbloat
(gettys.wordpress.com)
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ranit8
15y ago
A flag link becomes available while you are writing a reply post.
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ranit8
15y ago
I use noscript and I get this horrible url, but it shows the correct tweet (i'm not logged in). Yet it's much better reading the posted tldr. https://twitter.com/BenThePCGuy/statuses/184123838949359616?_escaped_fragment_=/BenThePCGuy/st
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15y ago
His page at Microsoft Research is gone, and Google Cache has got it the same day you posted this. I wonder what happened to him. Can anybody link to that research? http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?hl=en&q=cac... http://i.
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