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by tianyicui 16y ago
No wonder Firefox is planning to move to a shorter release cycle!
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Just tried ZetaBee Text, it's really great! Switched from WorkFlowy. Feedback: 1. Why you have to limit length of the title? 2. Please add line-based bold, italic and color support. When list gets long I really needed them!
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Where the Unix philosophy breaks down(johndcook.com)
83 points by tianyicui 16y ago|55 comments
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by tianyicui 16y ago
The tutorial is different from the article most people want. Most people just want something highlight the uniqueness of this language, not how to represent list and array. I like the kind of article explaining something (e.g. a particular
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Exactly what I was trying to say. BTW you should update your formatting a little bit.
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Can't agree more! Just think about how code can scale to multi-cores / GPUs. It's all because composition is more _declarative_ than recursion. (Although recursion is still more declarative than C-style imperative programming.)
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by tianyicui 16y ago
It might also be a solution for programmers who don't tend to label themselves "LanguageX programmers".
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by tianyicui 16y ago
"Native implementations on the major browsers" will only harm coffeescript, since we'll never see rapid development and evolution of the language and maybe have to deal with the implementation incompatibility in different browsers.
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by tianyicui 16y ago
I really wish one day Google will sell a page harvesting service. It can certainly profit since the cost is neglectable. But how big the market is?
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Something I really wanted is, when I connect my laptop to my home computer, my laptop can use the home computer's CPU, GPU and RAM and have an additional screen. I believe Thunderbolt will make this dream true, since the Intel page mentione
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Which kind of Basic? Visual Basic .NET?
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Of course you can. Why not? ;)
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Wow. There are still MkLinux users? What's the motivation?
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Bootstrapping is accurate and used in many compiler related texts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootstrapping_(compilers)
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Fancy: first bootstrapped language targeting Rubinius VM other than Ruby(rubini.us)
58 points by tianyicui 16y ago|17 comments
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by tianyicui 16y ago
This problem applies to all communities using votes to sort user-generated contents: HN, Reddit, StackOverflow, Quora, etc. I think something like PageRank can really help. The same need is to rank things based on a directed acyclic graph.
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by tianyicui 16y ago
No, what Reddit does is fragmenting community. How much does the tag system in StackOverflow or Quora fragment them? Tags helped people to somehow filter their already overwhelmed input stream, focus on what they really interest in, and mor
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by tianyicui 16y ago
IMO, a tag system like StackOverflow or Quora seems a good way to go.
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Solving The Hacker News Problem(al3x.net)
407 points by tianyicui 16y ago|270 comments
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Hash tables with O(1) worst-case lookup and space efficiency [pdf](ru.is)
118 points by tianyicui 16y ago|43 comments
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Chinese Great Firewall father speaks out(special.globaltimes.cn)
5 points by tianyicui 16y ago|0 comments
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Thousands of Threads and Blocking I/O [pdf](mailinator.com)
30 points by tianyicui 16y ago|5 comments
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by tianyicui 16y ago
A better title should be "MikeOS is an operating system for x86 PCs, written in assembly language. It is a learning tool to show how simple OSes work, with well-commented code and extensive documentation."
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by tianyicui 16y ago
This is a brilliant free textbook about synchronization for concurrent programming. It doesn't only present the essential knowledges, problems and solutions, but also the underlying patterns that are useful for synchronization problems.
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The Little Book of Semaphores(greenteapress.com)
43 points by tianyicui 16y ago|7 comments
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Usually black-and-white print use bold to indicate the keywords.
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Zinc: a low level language between assembler, C and C++ with Ruby-like syntax(tibleiz.net)
116 points by tianyicui 16y ago|50 comments
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by tianyicui 16y ago
Not full text, the book preview is limited.
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by tianyicui 16y ago
HTML and CSS are DSLs. DSLs are programming languages. Programming language doesn't have to be turing complete. See Programming Paradigms for Dummies: What Every Programmer Should Know http://www.info.ucl.ac.be/~pvr/VanRoyChapter.pdf ED
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by tianyicui 16y ago
FYI, in modern browsers, when a website crashed when you submitting a form, just use "Back" and what you wrote are still there.

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