s3graham

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1. 421.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   I used [] because I hoped it would correctly handle number indices. But, I originally used {}. The auto-stringification of the keys was my complaint.
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   Silly Javascript(blog.learnr.org)

   8 points by s3graham 17y ago|28 comments
3. 423.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   Learning NP = P is more likely.
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   by s3graham 17y ago

   I think it depends. LLVM is a very large project which adds a significant overhead to your footprint. LLVM also historically has focused on "normal" (i.e. AOT) compilation so is more concerned about generating good code even if it takes a w
5. 425.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   Add a link to their Wikipedia (or something). I know who Obama and Slash are, but not too sure about some of the other "celebrities".
6. 426.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   To make this vaguely hackerish, I think stevey nailed the stickiness of this problem: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2009/04/have-you-ever-legali... (skip to 'What exactly do you mean... "legalization"?' for the portion salient to this a
7. 427.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   /* ** 2001 September 15 ** ** The author disclaims copyright to this source code. In place of ** a legal notice, here is a blessing: ** ** May you do good and not evil. ** May you find forgiveness for yourself and f
8. 428.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   I've worked with many people who talked this way.
9. 429.▲
   by s3graham 17y ago

   I prefer verify, mostly because with a very common First-Initial-Plus-Common-Last-Name@gmail I get an insane number of idiots typing in my email address somewhere. (I really don't know if people think it's theirs, or if they just don't wa
10. 430.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    Has it been mentioned whether the client is ie/js/css or Silverlight anywhere? Either way it'll be a substantial push for installation/upgrade of that tech.
11. 431.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    I keep meaning to use virtualenv. Good pointer to howto with modpython?
12. 432.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    And it'll have NaCl preinstalled, presumably.
13. 433.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    The labels are links to regularexpressions.info so I'd guess yes. I'm pretty sure EN just greps subject + output of something like 'strings' though, it chugs pretty hard on broad searches.
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    > A native goto statement in Javascript would go a long way into making JS an acceptable compilation target. Much agreement here. I alternate between wishing for a goto in JS, and wishing for a lower level bytecode to be exposed from th
15. 435.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    Thanks! So it does seem unreasonable here because there's not a lot of leverage possibility right now when the mortgage rate >= cap rate? (learned that term today ;) Or at least I'd be depending on other things (like appreciation) for v
16. 436.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    I just looked into this here out of curiosity. I'm in Vancouver, and for a $300k apt downtown (~550sqft), it's rentable for ~$1300/month minus $200 in strata fees. So, even if I don't pay anything to a bank for mortgage (i.e. I've just got
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    I think there's only one suitable name these days for your child: John (or Jennifer) Smith. Or whatever Wolfram says is best for hiding amongst the chaff. Sure, it's a shame they won't carry the family name, but they'll thank you in 20 year
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    I really can't tell if this is satire, maybe my detector is broken, but most comments see to be taking it semi-seriously. I apologize if I'm being dumb/baited. Anyway, if it isn't, you're the sort of stupid cunts I want to strangle by the e
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    Tabs have always seemed like a horrible misfeature to me. The OS already provides a taskbar, so now you've created N*M places to look. Not only that but you can't see all the tabs at the same time once there's multiple windows, so you have
20. 440.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    Private bytes or address space? Shared readonly counted twice? I happily suffer Chrome's stupid tab design and lack of Flash (on Ubuntu) for much better end-to-end performance, whether it takes up more memory or not.
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    A mite pricier than the original: http://thoreau.eserver.org/walden00.html
22. 442.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    Didn't do anything on Chromium/Ubu.
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    This is part of the perverse reason I can't get behind the advice to start a startup immediately after university. Suffering at a large company for a while isn't self-flagellation, it hands you hundreds of things needing solutions.
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    I think that's a chip on your shoulder, not a reflection on the previous comment. I work with plenty of women programmers, but whooptie-doo. I think the intention of the previous comment is clearly to point to Niniane as an inspiring progra
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    > I couldn't tell you why they wouldn't use Java, however. Visual Studio and value types come to mind.
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    Thanks for that link. Nothing really new, but really well crystalized and named. I can't get more than 25/2 here. :(
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    http://post.thing.net/node/2733
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    by s3graham 17y ago

    I keep hearing "meat racks" in my head. Not sure if anyone else will, perhaps I'm just hungry.
29. 449.▲
    by s3graham 17y ago

    Anyone know if the fonts are a "known issue" or on purpose (Linux)? They seem very unreadable/not-using-my-AA-settings compared to FF. Nice and snappy though!
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    Chrome deb/ubuntu x86(google.com)

    14 points by s3graham 17y ago|7 comments