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by rhdoenges 14y ago
wait when did DCPU-16 get a framebuffer/higher-res graphics?
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
This reads like a justification of poor labor conditions, which it is. Eerie echoes of the gilded age.
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
That macro system isn't exactly homoiconicity. Maybe a first-class AST? Whatever it is, I like it.
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Ah yes. ======== Traceback (most recent call last): File "/base/python_runtime/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/ext/webapp/_webapp25.py", line 701, in __call__ handler.get( groups) File "/base/data/home/apps/s~pythonmeme/4.356
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
say I have a line here ( | being my cursor) callFunction(); |// HEY THIS IS A REALLY LONG COMMENT From there, I hit D, which is the same as d$. I want to then paste it so I have something like // HEY THIS IS A REALLY LONG COM
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Question for wiser vim users than myself: If I delete (say, a line comment) with `D`, how do I paste it as a line of its own without macro trickery involving `o<esc>p`? Is that possible?
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
This change is a sign of Node's shift from improving the core to making modules work better. I see it that way, at least. Isaac is the author of npm after all.
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Ryan Dahl steps down(groups.google.com)
387 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|64 comments
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
HTTP has always just seemed... clunky to me. I think it is the statelessness.
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Understanding Spatial Locality of Reference(tophatstuff.co.uk)
1 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|0 comments
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What is your favorite programming/computer-related book?
9 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|13 comments
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
This whole thing gave me haskell flashbacks. (That is a good thing)
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
I think mustache is at its core a reaction to ERB, which allows for pretty baroque logic in templates. Mustache goes all the way in the other direction (which is really not any better).
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Everyword, tweeting every word in the English language(twitter.com)
1 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|0 comments
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
phew :)
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
> How can addition be more easier than this? print eval('+'.join(map(str, [1, 1]))) Seriously?
47.
by rhdoenges 15y ago
not for linux. ;_____;
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
It seemed too bloated for me, so I switched to Arch Linux and dwm for my windowing. I hardly have to reach over to touch the mouse now and I feel like I control my own computer.
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Bashish: a theme environment for text terminals(bashish.sourceforge.net)
2 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|0 comments
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
ah, that's clever.
51.
by rhdoenges 15y ago
Wow, that is a nice tuba.
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Will this do anything that http://transloadit.com/ doesn't?
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Wouldn't the zero-length array potentially run into other memory?
54.
by rhdoenges 15y ago
...and java is slow if you use it?
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Dizzying but invisible depth(plus.google.com)
541 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|105 comments
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Priceless: .alias RandomNumber1 $2E ;Random numbers used--> .alias RandomNumber2 $2F ;throughout the game.
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Original source code to Metroid(kottke.org)
4 points by rhdoenges 15y ago|1 comments
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Why are the gists in a non-fixed width font?
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
John McCarthy was an excellent example of a tie-wearing hacker: http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/jmcbw.jpg (that is, incidentally, my favorite photo ever)
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by rhdoenges 15y ago
Something about C saying that is incredibly depressing. I cried.

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