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901.
by smanek 18y ago
I can't imagine how one would write something like Slime without really digging into Vim's internals (written in C). I challenge you to point me to any Vim plug-in (for any language) that provides a REPL like command-line, objection inspect
902.
Dabblers and Blowhards - A Criticism of PG(idlewords.com)
62 points by smanek 18y ago|57 comments
903.
Best Explanation of why Lisp coders use Emacs(xach.com)
2 points by smanek 18y ago|2 comments
904.
Economics of a POW Camp (classic paper)(albany.edu)
20 points by smanek 18y ago|3 comments
905.
by smanek 18y ago
very true - that would be enlightening. You can see something similar at http://top.searchyc.com/points_per_submission . That shows you the top users (on YC at least) by points per submission. http://top.searchyc.com/points_per_comment
906.
Service and the Fifty Percent Rule(ross.typepad.com)
5 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
907.
Linear Logic and Permutation Stacks - The Forth Shall Be First(home.pipeline.com)
3 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
908.
Database War Stories: Google File System and BigTable(radar.oreilly.com)
4 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
909.
Power Law of Participation(ross.typepad.com)
2 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
910.
The Dojo Offline Toolkit - Take your Web Application Offline(dojotoolkit.org)
2 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
911.
Build your own scripting language for Java with JSR 223(javaworld.com)
2 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
912.
In Praise of Loopholes - Working Smarter not Harder(themorningnews.org)
3 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
913.
RefleX - A general-purpose XML Virtual Machine(reflex.gforge.inria.fr)
2 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
914.
by smanek 18y ago
I don't think that's true ... I believe that the original source of that quote was Rousseau, referring to an unnamed princess, some 20 years before Marie Antoinette was even born. There is some speculation that he may have been referring to
915.
Pluribo auto-summarizes user reviews on the Internet(pluribo.com)
1 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
916.
Visualizing the 10th Dimension(tenthdimension.com)
5 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
917.
Godel's letter to Von Neumann: Computational Complexity years before its time(weblog.fortnow.com)
16 points by smanek 18y ago|1 comments
918.
by smanek 18y ago
I've been wanting to sign up for netflix for a while ... but their streaming video app is windows only. I have an iMac running leopard and a thinkpad x60 running ubuntu. The day netflix provides a mac/linux client, is the day I'll sign up.
919.
The Most Important Idea in Computer Science from Alan Kay(bc.tech.coop)
39 points by smanek 18y ago|3 comments
920.
Quicksilver for Emacs: anything.el(bc.tech.coop)
5 points by smanek 18y ago|1 comments
921.
How your Google searches could help change Obscenity Laws(slate.com)
1 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
922.
Amazing Visualization - Charts connections between 33,000+ VIPs(mapper.nndb.com)
3 points by smanek 18y ago|0 comments
923.
by smanek 18y ago
My point is that these various religious books are full of misogyny, intolerance, and violence (which you have agreed with). At that point any reasonable person would say something along the lines of: "You know what, this book isn't very go
924.
How to Succeed? Make Employees Happy(time.com)
17 points by smanek 18y ago|6 comments
925.
by smanek 18y ago
That's a fair point. I've met many people that are ostensibly muslim or jewish and are perfectly reasonable and intelligent. But, I've never really gotten a good answer on which parts of the said holy books followers are free to disregard.
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Aggressively De-Supporting Features - GCC Inserting Invalid Instructions on Purpose(unix.derkeiler.com)
10 points by smanek 18y ago|4 comments
927.
by smanek 18y ago
Any religion that doesn't tolerate disobedience/non-believers deserves hatred from all educated people. In my opinion (as a theist, but not an adherent of any religion) anyone who believes in the quran or old testament deserves to be shunne
928.
by smanek 18y ago
the parent isn't really coherent. for example, could someone clarify/explain the following: "Since (all ?) europeans countries birthrates are agnostics, they include the recently immigrated people as well." "It appears on the contrary, acco
929.
by smanek 18y ago
I worked for a 'college prep course that shall not be named' for a while as a sophomore in college. The paid us a fair amount of money to go back and take the SAT/ACT and memorize questions (they called it 'tapping'). I tried once, and I on
930.
by smanek 18y ago
You're wrong. The article cites longitudinal studies showing randomly selected couples are happier before they have kids and after kids leave the house than while the kids are home. It shows a significant portion of randomly selected parent

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