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by schtog 18y ago
Is windows 7 == midori/singularity?
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Ruby podcasts(rubyology.com)
2 points by schtog 18y ago|2 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
is it? python3000 has deleted some unnecessary stuff. i dont really see your concern. it seems gvr is still concerned about the opposite of what you claim.
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by schtog 18y ago
Just mentioning, Dr Scheme has a make-exe command in the menu. But that's the only way I know how to make an exe out of a lisp program. But then I have never looked for a way either.
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by schtog 18y ago
Voice recognition would obv be very cool if it was instant and involed machine tralsnation so you could talk in english and on the other end it comes out in chinese(or whatever language you choose). Also, some phones already have voice reco
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by schtog 18y ago
I can't actually find the podcasts. http://www.rubyology.com/podcasts/show/65 for example, it says mp3 but there is nothing to click. I would really appreciate if someone could post a wokring link since I would be very interested in liste
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by schtog 18y ago
How is the quality of Seznam's results? Czech people are good at english in geenral right? A least the younger internet-using people?
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by schtog 18y ago
Pure(no side-effects) functional programming means a lot less bugs and it is easier to find the ones that you do create. It also means more modular code because of natural separation of concerns. It is much more expressive than imperative/
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by schtog 18y ago
Wow how awesome isn't this? Major props to MIT and Stanford for pushing making knowledge available to everyone. A lot of universities don't even offer courses like this and here you get it for free.
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by schtog 18y ago
Yes it has stuff but it isn't that to the point/find what you need. And it doesn't seem to compare and link to prices/products. And it is ugly.
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by schtog 18y ago
Decentralized and clean/green. Sure there are problems to solve before it will get anywhere though.
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Ask HN: Any chance of monetizing this webapp(solarpower, price)?
4 points by schtog 18y ago|9 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
Emacs is a lot to learn but I didn't find the learning curve steep. It was just the first tries I didn't get what was so good about it, IDEs seemed more powerful and professional but then it clicked and nothing else(except for vi perhaps) e
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by schtog 18y ago
Wow didn't know this existed. I never really got along with Squeak but I was intrigued with the language. I'll give this a try.
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by schtog 18y ago
How would JAVA do any of this better?
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by schtog 18y ago
My point was more, how the hell could there be that many bugs?
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by schtog 18y ago
Scala is more likely perhaps? Since it builds on the JAVA platform but is a much more flexible language(functional/OO hybrid) and offers several ways of doing concurrency(including Erlang-ish message-passing/Acor model). Not sure how limite
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Frightening bugcounts in commercial software(lwn.net)
1 points by schtog 18y ago|4 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
How does a person think that builds weapons for a living?
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by schtog 18y ago
Wow the homepage looks great, very cool stuff. This is something that is really needed too. I am very skilled in Python, have toyed around a lot with Haskell but not really written anything significant. Probably only written about 200 lines
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by schtog 18y ago
- From Peopleware, Productive Projects and Teams by Tom De Marco and Timothy Lister (2nd Ed, page 12)
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by schtog 18y ago
Viewdle is very, very cool. http://www.viewdle.com
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by schtog 18y ago
ok guess I got hung up on something pointless. i'll keep guessing too. peace.
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by schtog 18y ago
What I said: "I don't see how you possibly could make any guesses about the state of the world so far into the future." You quoted as: "I don't see how you possibly could make any guesses " Not the same...Try to keep an honest debate, shall
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by schtog 18y ago
What is the product you create?
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by schtog 18y ago
Where do you get those numbers from? I don't see how you possibly could make any guesses about the state of the world so far into the future. You just mean it is a hell of a lot longer than 20-30 years before we are there?
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by schtog 18y ago
Yes I am also a non-native english speaker but I prefer english on my software or at least the choice.
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by schtog 18y ago
* Very clean. * Speed I didn't notice any difference yet. * I miss the Firefox upper right corner search bar. * Not crashing the whole browser when one tab crashes is obviously very good(why hasn't this been solved before? has been a proble
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by schtog 18y ago
I'm using Chrome right now and it is fine, a cleaned up Firefox, but nothing mindblowing. What do I sign up for in terms of privacy? I didn't read through the whole deal(who does?) but saw some stuff about ads, does Google track my surfing?
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by schtog 18y ago
So you just decide to use the same?

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