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Coordinated concurrent programming in Syndicate(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
2 points by shoover 11y ago|0 comments
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by shoover 11y ago
Reading this is thread is making my ears itch.
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by shoover 11y ago
I used MobileOrg for a while but never had much luck with the sync process. My current system is to schedule a batch task to run org export to HTML on all org files and sync the HTML with dropbox. It works great for viewing.
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New Adventures for Elm(elm-lang.org)
283 points by shoover 11y ago|86 comments
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by shoover 11y ago
It's a good insight that other systems may complement GTD for driving deep creative focus. Todd Henry covers this very well, both conceptually and tactically, in his book The Accidental Creative. He offers a flexible set of practices t
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by shoover 11y ago
For Stallman's case, surely there is an emacs command to copy the the whole frame, mode line and all, to text for pasting into a mail buffer. But seriously, it does make me wonder how much of the vast system he retains and uses. Using
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by shoover 11y ago
Yeah, it would be interesting to see how Bram gets around the vim source code, for example.
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by shoover 11y ago
It's not apples to apples, but it sounds like both quality improvement and code size reduction were gained by leveraging the Swift type system instead of relying on runtime type checks in NSArray-based code. Would that kind of thing be
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by shoover 11y ago
Yes. Here is a list of activities that grow at a more-than-linear rate as project size increases: - communication - planning - management - requirements development - system functional design - interface design and specifi
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by shoover 11y ago
Adding a late comment to appreciate the MVVM synopsis in your blog post. The pain of tracking lots of callbacks and cascading updates is a lot of what Pete Hunt was talking about in Be Predictable, Not Correct [0], but there's not a lo
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by shoover 11y ago
I didn't meant to imply there's any potential legal issue bearing on the schedule beyond what the editing is taking for literary reasons. The comment (from someone ostensibly not in the know) suggested that out-of-copyright was a
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by shoover 11y ago
Peers have mentioned updates to the ASV, and the Bibliotheca project is also updating the ASV. Interestingly, the rationale for editing the ASV given in the Kickstarter campaign [0] does not mention copyright as a factor, instead it focuses
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by shoover 11y ago
How about NodeJS bindings to a native desktop library of choice and a React.js backend to said library slipped in? They're decoupling the React API from the DOM, right?
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by shoover 11y ago
As long as we're just talking about skins and not true native desktop behavior, I'd like to see someone port such nice styles to FLTK [0] boxes. FLTK moves you back to C++ bindings relative to an Electron-based solution, but you&#
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by shoover 11y ago
I am struggling with the GUI designer factor. Most of my career has been spent working on WinForms and WPF GUIs and a stack of different things under them. Visual designers are fantastic for tweaking layout, but lately the question I'm
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by shoover 11y ago
I've watched a lot of talks and read a lot of articles about these technologies, and this is the clearest progression I've seen explaining the rationale for Flux. And thank you for making the point about what Windows got wrong. It
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by shoover 11y ago
UserVoice discussion here: https://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/110705-dev-platform/sugge...
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WPF in 4.6 and beyond(channel9.msdn.com)
1 points by shoover 11y ago|0 comments
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by shoover 11y ago
I'm surprised how little scons is mentioned in all the chatter around the announcements of Bazel, Buck, and Pants. We use it with swtoolkit and it's really slick how multiple environments can be built up. The only problem is it&#x
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by shoover 11y ago
AFAICT they both have similar restrictions relative to the OP's concerns. I found the article because I was searching far and wide and for to deal with uses cases where one would typically use configure or pass a custom user command li
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by shoover 11y ago
waf [1] is very close to what you describe. It's all Python. It's built so you can include one Python file in your source tree and install nothing but Python. A relatively small core handles dependency tracking and shuffling flags
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On Bazel and Open Source(julipedia.meroh.net)
64 points by shoover 11y ago|14 comments
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On Bazel and Open Source(julipedia.meroh.net)
3 points by shoover 11y ago|0 comments
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by shoover 11y ago
HTC Desire 610, 170USD. I don't know about durable yet, but at a quarter the price of a new iphone and a decent feature upgrade all around from a 5-year-old iphone 4, I'm happy.
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by shoover 11y ago
I've have the distinct pleasure of opening an Apple package twice in my life. Looking at that cart full of boxes, 96 in one day/week/whatever... I don't know what to say about that.
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by shoover 11y ago
Apple does the same thing. i?Obvious.
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by shoover 11y ago
From the comments, a github drop of the original code: https://github.com/nfultz/reader.htm
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Calling All Hackers: Improve this Federated Wiki JSON-DOM reader(hapgood.us)
1 points by shoover 11y ago|1 comments
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by shoover 11y ago
"Changing the value in the zero register is not recommended." Hee hee.
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by shoover 11y ago
It's a five day work week, now better organized for getting everything done and staying sane.

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