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by sjf 17y ago
The original parser was written by Lerdorf (source: your wikipedia link). But I don't think any of them have anything to be proud of: http://www.steike.com/code/php-must-die/
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by sjf 17y ago
A webrowser written from scratch in Python: http://grail.sourceforge.net
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by sjf 17y ago
Chopped the top off a what?
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by sjf 17y ago
Oops: > You need to check in -2 more times this week to meet your goal.
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by sjf 17y ago
Virtual team, as in remote or distributed. (I assume.)
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by sjf 17y ago
So it's a way to call Haskell from Ruby? Where does the Trojan horse come in? Presentations don't work so well with just the slides.
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by sjf 17y ago
The program 'unp' will unpack _all_ kinds of archives with one command.
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by sjf 17y ago
I thought we had moved on from Window's adaptive menus. Moving menu items around inhibits the user, you can work more quickly if you know where the item is going to be. That said, I love the way you can search menus, this is a feature that
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by sjf 17y ago
There is a finite number of rules, which produce an infinite number of sentences. I suppose is what the parent meant.
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by sjf 17y ago
Less time spent on social networking mean more productivity? Of course, this isn't surprising. Just draw the line somewhere, is continuous twittering actually making you any money?
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by sjf 17y ago
How is this different to bugmenot? In fact, Bugmenot is easier to use because you can use the firefox extension to fill in the username/password fields.
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by sjf 17y ago
And now you get to give 20% of that money to the government!
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by sjf 17y ago
I noticed when one of your articles was posted to reddit that there was no signature on it, it's nice to know who is behind them. Do you think you will ever publish these in book form? Your tips are blindingly accurate, it could definitely
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by sjf 17y ago
That's a bit harsh, that's a distribution problem, not a development problem. It's been long time since I've used free hosting, is there provider that doesn't limit bandwidth? (This is just out of curiosity.)
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by sjf 17y ago
And young artists.
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by sjf 17y ago
I was hoping for a more insightful answer than: because people like to get high.
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by sjf 17y ago
That is a really intriguing problem. It looks like you never got a diagnosis for it, but weren't you worried when it first appeared that it might be a sign of something serious?
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by sjf 17y ago
It's interesting that a lot of the things kids to do each other in high school, would if they tried them as an adult land them in prison.
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by sjf 17y ago
They include a parsing section, with an ECMAScript parser as an exercise. So, at least the first stage of compilers is covered.
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by sjf 17y ago
How the author managed to bang two pages out of this is a mystery to me.
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by sjf 17y ago
The approximate age of the candidate is going to be glaringly obvious even without a date of birth. It's easy to infer that they're over 40 from things like graduating college in 1975, having 20 years work experience, etc.
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by sjf 17y ago
atd
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by sjf 17y ago
That's not always a good thing, the world might have been better off without some of Piers Anthony's work.
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by sjf 17y ago
We need more acronyms, I was hoping for an exciting story about how prisoner of war with access only to firefox was able to hack into a webserver and post the details of imprisonment, thus leading to his eventual rescue.
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by sjf 17y ago
Gosh, I remember reading those stories on progreddit that day. I was beginning to wonder if I had just imagined the decline in quality or if instead my tastes had just changed considerably. All the haskell, lisp, FP, compsci stories are gon
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by sjf 17y ago
That's exactly what he was doing. The codebase had reached the point where it was overly complex, and he wanted to simplify the design. If look at his conclusion he only refers to making design decisions, not writing new code or designing a
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by sjf 17y ago
There already exists Pyshell ( http://pyshell.sourceforge.net/ ). Pyshell is a lot more mature, PySh is more a proof of concept.
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by sjf 17y ago
Because everyone who writes in Java uses JDBC? Why not ask them about core features of the language?
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by sjf 17y ago
The headline is deceptive, the point of the article is interrupted and insufficient sleep leaves you tired.
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by sjf 17y ago
Are you recommending a swingers club?

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