t_hozumi

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by t_hozumi 1y ago
That's a really important point, and I completely agree. This perspective reminds me of an excellent book I recently read, How Big Things Get Done: The Surprising Factors That Determine the Fate of Every Project, from Home Renovations
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by t_hozumi 10y ago
I like bidi's data structure oriented idea. https://github.com/juxt/bidi
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by t_hozumi 13y ago
I found that good books describe things in rich details. It is hard to compress a sentence without losing information.
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by t_hozumi 13y ago
I think that there is still a fundamental problem of string encoding. The problem is that decoders cannot know what encoding a byte stream was encoded in without additional information. Such information are often lost or omitted as you can
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Ask HN: Most regrettable design decision in computer industry?
12 points by t_hozumi 13y ago|12 comments
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by t_hozumi 13y ago
The root of the problem is not IE specific behavior, but lack of auto-updating feature. If MS doesn't remove a barrier between versions, nothing will change.
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by t_hozumi 13y ago
http://rootopic.com/test/root I created a forum service. Flat time ordered comment system is easy to read. You can create your own community.
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Show HN: An IRC-like forum service, nestable thread, popup reply - Rootopic(rootopic.com)
1 points by t_hozumi 13y ago|0 comments
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by t_hozumi 13y ago
What I don't like about GPL is that nobody can define "link" without implementation detail. I think there is no difference between linked modules and modules which are connected by TCP/IP.
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by t_hozumi 13y ago
Agree, integration test is cost-effective. And I would like to rephrase "integration test" as "test from outside as much as possible".
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Are there correct answers more than one? I could complete the Level8 without filling all spaces. I prefer only single possible answer, which fills all spaces.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
I agree that using data as templete is great. This is a typical example of "The value of value"(Rich Hickey's speech). And I think client side have a bit different requirement compared to server side. At client side, I often need to manipul
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Very nice! I can imagine this app will get many users and create interesting community. And I think that initial paying model unnecessarily limits potential users since there will be many way to monetize.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
This article really made me rethink importance of investing a great deal of energy in core problem. More importantly, we hardly notice that there is such a deep problem we should solve.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Datomic takes similar approach. A unit of Entity, Attribute, Value and Time is called datom. Although in this approach we don't have to have schema, datomic forces us to define schema for some benefits.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Interesting project! What is the first idea which you realized this kind of app is really needed for?
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Have you considered LGPL or dual license? GPLv3 will restrict even your own future work involved the product.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Even if OSS isn't an option, I think it would be a nice idea for Light Table to provide low level API/Interface so that eco system grow like emacs/vim/eclipse. Perhaps Chris has already considered this idea.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
> Look at it as a living organism that can perhaps be healed, and can evolve. What life we can see now is only survivors and most of gene line actually failed.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
I think versioning API is an illusion. It is all source of complexity that eventually kills us. Give up keeping exactly the same behavior as actual models change.
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
It is said that programming language is just a tool, so you shouldn't stick to any particular language, and be flexible. Paradoxically this is the reason why I want to stick to particular modern language, such as Clojure. As programming lan
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Thank you. Are there slides of "Hammock Driven Development"?
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by t_hozumi 14y ago
Transactor can be bottleneck and serves a relatively simple task. So I guessed it would be rewritten in other fast language such as C/C++ rather than Clojure as the project mature. But now the database functions and JVM are tightly-coupled.
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by t_hozumi 15y ago
I got to know this law by Derek Sivers's TED talk[1] and I totally agreed with him especially about personal programming project. A downside of this approach is that you cannot get a feedback until you unveil first version. [1] Derek Sivers
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by t_hozumi 15y ago
This might be a good way to learn a language, but I'm not motivated to solve a problem which I've already solved.
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IRC + Threads make better communications - Pizzatimes.org(hozumi.github.com)
31 points by t_hozumi 15y ago|18 comments
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by t_hozumi 15y ago
du -sh ./D* 872K ./Desktop 78M ./Documents 3.2G ./Downloads
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by t_hozumi 15y ago
I cannot understand why JVM sticks to JIT. JIT's advantage is mainly portability of intermediate code. So once intermediate codes are deployed in server, I don't care whether pre-compile takes 30 minutes or not if memory allocation and comp