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by s3graham 17y ago
Heh 13.33.33.37.
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by s3graham 17y ago
I use it frequently and I like the output it creates. I sure as hell like python's better than C#'s (== none at all and people doing all kinds of crazy broken crap inlined into Main(string[] args). I've never managed to use optparse without
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Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009(youtube.com)
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by s3graham 17y ago
"uuidgen | xsel" works for me.
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by s3graham 17y ago
Yup, my Mum got me started in TRS-80 Basic when I was ~5-6. I didn't love "Outliers", but the Bill Gates story in there underlined how lucky I was to have someone give me a computer language in the early 80s.
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by s3graham 17y ago
Makes me happy. Not because I need it to suggest torrents for me, but it makes me feel like I'm talking to something unbiased, except where indicated. (Of course, that could be a clever ruse...) I must say though, I'm increasingly irritated
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by s3graham 17y ago
It's neat, but it ain't killing Flash for a long, long, long time, even in theory. 1. Timing loops are absolutely useless in most browsers. Stable 30fps is all but impossible, and forget about 60fps. 2. GC pauses are abysmal and very freque
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by s3graham 17y ago
I do feel like slicehost "must" be overpriced these days, just based on the fact that their prices haven't decreased that I can remember. (At least ~2 years, maybe more?) Not sure if prgmr is where I'd end up, but can't be all bad when "fig
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by s3graham 17y ago
> then you have a guarantee that memory management won't cause new problems for you. Bah. Your original comment was that GC became too slow, not that it didn't work correctly. Using malloc/free, you're dependent upon the system allocato
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by s3graham 18y ago
Is it sandboxed? Or does it have free-ish reign of the user's resources? Meaning indefinite patching of XP, assuming that there'll be a substantial enough target for XPM-specific malware? (ps IE6 4EVA! Really, now.)
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by s3graham 18y ago
And strlen certainly wouldn't if you actually expect a correct answer. Can't guess at encodings... :)
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by s3graham 18y ago
PS3, 360, Wii? You're using IBM pretty much directly. Microsoft ain't going anywhere.
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by s3graham 18y ago
Very snazzy! I don't know how y'all plan to make money, but don't get too caught up in dev tools! They're fun, and might be good marketing, but be sure they're actually saving time against making the thing that people with money actually wa
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by s3graham 18y ago
See _Founders_At_Work_ pp. 17-29, if you're interested in a longer version.
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by s3graham 18y ago
I think "$('#my-page-area')" is #6 actually (doing a CSS-style selector probably via jQuery or something) I'm not sure that it's "how not to do web development", but it's certainly "this is common: what's a better way?".
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by s3graham 18y ago
Never mind arms, I just need enough muscle/neuron attachment to control 101 inputs! ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PC_keyboard )
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by s3graham 18y ago
Whoa, I love the sound of this as far as development process... But what really blew me away is: 3D Chat makes $1M/month? Really? Or did I find the wrong IMVU?
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by s3graham 18y ago
First screencast was good. Seems sluggish loading the mobile versions (on desktop, not mobile). Especially images seemed painful, and they don't seem to cache. Is it common that somewhere like grousemountain.com keeps a web designer on staf
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by s3graham 18y ago
Thanks for all the info, much appreciated. On the off chance you see this old thread, the "category"-type links from a few posts above are implemented now. I'm not sure if it'll help people find the pages, but I'll find out soon enough I gu
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by s3graham 18y ago
Hey inerte Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm not too knowledgeable in all-things-SEO, but this all sounds reasonable. (The anal-retentive programmer in me doesn't like the vagueness in the method name.. what if there's a language called
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by s3graham 18y ago
Yeah, JS vs Py drives me crazy too. JavaScript is high on my todo list. Just need to find the "canonical" reference for it. I can't reproduce the login problems? Non-gmail.com acct? Browser/OS matter?
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by s3graham 18y ago
Thanks, will do (the second part anyway :). I'm using jQuery's autocomplete but it's maddeningly broken in those sorts of subtle ways.
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by s3graham 18y ago
Sure, I'll try to add it. I don't personally use Scala: what reference would you like to see? http://scala-tools.org/scaladocs/scala-library/2.7.1/ or is there something better?
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by s3graham 18y ago
Wow, even worse than that is that I read it as "iPhone" :/
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by s3graham 18y ago
heh, I tried to fix that in the UI (the wrong place, obviously). There's some browser that doesn't do <option disabled> I guess? Perhaps a sarcastic answer is the best solution. ;)
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by s3graham 18y ago
Ah, that's probably it. Thanks, I'll look into it more carefully.
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by s3graham 18y ago
Hmm, sounds interesting. In practice, I'm not sure what it looks like. I wonder if something like "minimum number of edits" would work? Probably not, I guess since that's more like a "diff" and the docs are not likely to be similar in that
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by s3graham 18y ago
I felt like it was probably always method/function name that you would care about. That was mostly based on the assumption that similarly named methods on any object do similar things, at least in the language's standard libraries. Did you
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by s3graham 18y ago
Oops, no "submit" wasn't well tested obviously. Dumb! I was always selecting an item from the autocomplete. SEO + filter, good ideas, will do. reversed mapping: it does try to do this a little, can you describe what didn't work for you? For
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by s3graham 18y ago
And linkage for the lazy: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=446507 http://www.transmoggit.com/ http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/9876/transmog.htm...

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