srathbun

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by srathbun 11y ago
Oh, and I found something new and fun for Marpa just now! It seems there's already the beginnings of a Python port ( https://github.com/rns/libmarpa-bindings/blob/master/python/... ) available.
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by srathbun 11y ago
Yes, yes they are. I've used them successfully for various parsing projects. And in fact Bison recently picked up GLR parsing to deal with multiple options ( https://www.gnu.org/software/bison/manual/bison
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Parallel Processing with Promises(queue.acm.org)
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by srathbun 12y ago
That's a shame. I've used portableApps and it is a nice piece of software.
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by srathbun 12y ago
I would guess you aren't thinking in the language in question. You are translating your native language sentence into the appropriate english sentence on the fly. To use a programming analogy, it is like writing Haskell code as if it w
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by srathbun 13y ago
Don't forget, in a 401(k) you put up 100% of the input funds, accept 100% of the risk, and only get some percentage of the profits. See this frontline for details: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/retirement/world/401...
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by srathbun 13y ago
I've got a vim setup hosted on github: https://github.com/srathbun/vim-plugins It has Klen's python-mode plugin as a submodule: https://github.com/klen/python-mode Python-mode provides awesome sause :) To get the repo, clone it recursiv
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by srathbun 14y ago
Umm, there's this thing called hard/soft links...
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by srathbun 14y ago
This is one thing I don't understand about people working in startups. You are in the business of you. The startup is in the business of the startup. Don't conflate the two.
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by srathbun 14y ago
That's the way I looked at it. Get through it without a lot of debt and be a big fish in a little pond. I'm smart enough to work on "hard" problems, but the stuff I do now is interesting, and while my gross income is lower, my net income is
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by srathbun 14y ago
I assumed this viewpoint was always understood. After all, business is easy. If you at least break even, you are a going concern. Otherwise, business failure is inevitable.
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by srathbun 14y ago
That's an impressive bit of debugging.
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by srathbun 14y ago
Hmm, if all this is true, then how can any successful company have an open source software product? Bacula http://www.bacula.org/en/ is a great backup solution available fore free, with installers, yet they run a successful business.
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by srathbun 14y ago
ditto
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by srathbun 14y ago
I switched because of the massive control over the prompt. I've currently got a three line prompt that includes info about my current repository: (git)[45afc8f02fef U master [origin/master ] ] It lists type (git/hg) [checkout (U)pdated bran