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Used to do this "back in the day" (circa 2k2) for getting nice audio glitches back when I was producing significantly noisier music. http://sickmode.org/scrap/mercykilling.mp3 perhaps it will inspire a new generation of noisemakers ;)
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Can't help but be reminded of http://weblog.raganwald.com/2007/03/why-why-functional-progr... Congrats on the job with Relevance, they seem like a great company :)
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Clojure's primary target is the JVM and they had an officially supported CLR(.NET) branch for a while (and it's now supported by a 3rd party https://github.com/richhickey/clojure-clr ). I wouldn't be surprised if in the future portability
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That sliced in half font thing going on the header is doing my head in, and my sense of aesthetics isn't even particularly honed. But yeah, looking good other than that.
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The Battle Against Slow Payers
(online.wsj.com)
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I had the pleasure of going through a fairly extensive (and certainly my most intimidating) phone interview with Andy once for one of his more recent ventures. The amount of smarts and insight this fellow has really can't be overstated.
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Dropbox does have version control built in, albeit not in the same way which you speak of. Pretty good way to get people unfamiliar with version control to see the utility of it, though :)
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Everything about this thread is awful. Please flag.
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perhaps it should be "Bi" and "Queer/Other" These things are tricky :)
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Poll: How do you sexually identify?
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Straight
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Gay
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Bi/Queer
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Other
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Pure CSS Isometric Bar Chart
(shaneriley.tumblr.com)
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We're hiring for both our Jacksonville Beach (Florida) and Chicago offices. I work and speak more for the Jax office though.
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We're hiring at Hashrocket. http://hashrocket.com/jobs Ruby, Agile, Pair Programming (all the time!), open source time, benefits, a team of super smart and quite enjoyable people to be around, and a pretty office at the beach to boot. We'
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Lots of great (consulting) advice in the "Why I bill hourly" thread. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1880096
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Curious as to what kind of profit you're getting seeing as this is through Lulu... would like to support your efforts, is purchasing through Lulu the ideal way? (Also curious as to the quality of their prints, I've heard in the past that co
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The same way you demonstrate knowledge gleaned from an institution, or anywhere, really.
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Unfortunately most professional Ruby work is still done within the Rails framework these days, which more or less binds you to a more traditional OO type style. I do find that in regards to everything other than class/object abstraction my
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also to access TLDMs ruby gives us Object#method, but it's kind of gross. class Foo def bar p 'baz' end end bar = Foo.new.method(:bar).to_proc 3.times &bar This can also be used if you have a function such a
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Flag this please. Not redeeming in any way.
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Very similar blog post: http://cam.ly/blog/2010/12/code-fearlessly/ And associated HN chatter: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1964060
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"Objects are a poor man's closures.." (OOP in Scheme)
(okmij.org)
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Thanks for the feedback! That's a surprisingly small negative, all things considered :) Maybe the project will be revived after all...
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"Code consisting of ShortMethods can reveal the algorithm more directly than procedural code usually does, while hiding the implementation." http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ReadingRavioli
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Successful Lisp: How to Understand and Use Common Lisp
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I don't see why females can't be ninjas and rockstars, or are these things just not as appealing to the "fairer sex"?
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Not terribly full featured, but done in about 30 minutes one night :) Maybe it will be worked on again some day, if anyone cares.
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