sepeth

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by sepeth 14y ago
We use Flowdock, they are very helpful to startups. Their OSX client (based on MacGap) also has great integration with the OS.
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by sepeth 14y ago
There is also OCaml version there: http://llvm.org/docs/tutorial/OCamlLangImpl1.html
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by sepeth 14y ago
It seems that Ruby uses GNU Bison: http://svn.ruby-lang.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/trunk/parse.y?vi... It is not so clear for documentation purposes, but grammar rules are in between 850-4988 lines. File/Line size does not tell much about Gra
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by sepeth 14y ago
I was thinking the same thing, but still this doesn't make what he says any less true.
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by sepeth 14y ago
> It violates the "I don't need to look inside comments for sources of bugs" rule I'm quite fond of. I second that. A practical explanation of why this is dumb idea. I get it, PHP is about getting stuff done. But why insisting on bad id
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by sepeth 14y ago
There is something terribly wrong with this country! Fazil Say is not the first: http://www.cartoonistsrights.org/recent_developments_article...
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by sepeth 14y ago
I guess it is easier deal with them and using them is more idiomatic in Erlang. For example you can write your own persistent data structures in Java and use them in your concurrent program. Actually you don't have to write your own, Clojur
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Clojure 1.4 Released(github.com)
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by sepeth 15y ago
I love typematrix 2030 dvorak keyboard. http://www.typematrix.com/2030/why.php But Control key position isn't good for Emacs users and there seems to be no alternative key to replace it with Control, like CapsLock on standard keyboards.