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Demo of Mozilla's Social API coupled with WebRTC(blog.mozilla.org)
8 points by tete 13y ago|1 comments
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RecycleBot: waste plastic extruder creating 3D printer filament(appropedia.org)
1 points by tete 13y ago|0 comments
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Icaros Desktop 1.5.2(vmwaros.blogspot.it)
3 points by tete 13y ago|0 comments
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Current State of getElementById perfromance(jsperf.com)
1 points by tete 14y ago|0 comments
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by tete 14y ago
I have a question to all LISPers out there. It's just, cause I really don't know. I read a bit about LISP, but never used it or anything. Anyway. Here it is: Why not Scheme?
576.
by tete 14y ago
On Firefox (Aurora) it has about double cloth dimensions here.
577.
by tete 14y ago
Many in the US?
578.
by tete 14y ago
Which has another problem. Investors tend to force drugs onto the market, even when there is evidence for drugs having bad side effects, like killing you and that's nothing that ever changed.
579.
by tete 14y ago
Using latest (of today) Firefox Aurora (22): Web Worker took 15 seconds, compared to 4 seconds without Using Chrome 26: Web Worker took 5 seconds, compared to 6.8 seconds without Using IE 10: Web Worker took 13.5 seconds, compared to 14 sec
580.
by tete 14y ago
I wonder how they compare to Meteor and Derby, but they usually aren't called Derby.js or Meteor.js.
581.
by tete 14y ago
For people that worry about jQuery being to big, there is a lighter replacement for more modern browsers, doing (mostly) the same as jQuery: http://zeptojs.com/
582.
by tete 14y ago
jQuery is used a lot, because it describes a set of features and an interface that many other libraries build upon.
583.
by tete 14y ago
Anyone able to find me? I tried. It's really hard.
584.
by tete 14y ago
It is safe to use dictionary words: http://world.std.com/~reinhold/diceware.html
585.
by tete 14y ago
Problem is that this is frequently the case, because of stuff like syntax highlighting.
586.
by tete 14y ago
It's slow in the middle, cause I think you are just changing the direction, by maxing it out.
587.
by tete 14y ago
Well, in my opinion the article says Perl (5) isn't Rakudo (Perl 6) and therfor one should have a look at the thirteen years of Perl 6 development, but the Perl 5.x series, when wanting to learn about Perl? I think the "Why I love Perl" par
588.
by tete 14y ago
And SPDY doesn't support caching per default. Well, it's hard.
589.
by tete 14y ago
A codec isn't exactly(!) a standard.
590.
Great Ideas in Theoretical Computer Science(ocw.mit.edu)
84 points by tete 14y ago|7 comments
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Compile Perl 5/6 to JavaScript, Go, Ruby, Python, Lisp and Perl 5/6(github.com)
2 points by tete 14y ago|0 comments
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by tete 14y ago
I have known about FSMs before starting studying. What I had to relearn though was how to draw them, like basically reading and drawing stuff is what always was/is the big problem to me. I prefer to write stuff down and I am sure in a few y
593.
by tete 14y ago
Most mail clients seem to do this (maybe not so many web-based ones). Gmail has the problem of creating Tofu: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top-posting#Top-posting
594.
by tete 14y ago
Don't stop now. I remember, when I was 11 I was also really nerdy and in many ways much smarter then now. My mistake was that I at some point dropped all this, because I couldn't find stuff that interested and excited me. It's really a flaw
595.
by tete 14y ago
Sorry, but to be honest I never learned a lot from such courses and if so it was at a really, really slow pace. I'd like to hear your experiences. Am I the only one with problems learning "university style"?
596.
by tete 14y ago
This is maybe the best article I've ever found on HN.
597.
by tete 14y ago
> It gets worse: some schools are exempt from this law Actually that's a good thing.
598.
by tete 14y ago
> Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. I know, it's hard to tell, but given that you are a Hacker News reader and find it interesting (and it got upvoted) I think it hit that.
599.
by tete 14y ago
Officials not grasping reality? As sad as it is, but I think this stops being newsworthy.
600.
by tete 14y ago
On the other hand you can also measure things like whether the written code is maintainable, well documented, portable, ... It's a bit like measuring lines of code or similar things. I kinda wished everybody could be his own boss and be act

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