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Getting a Mac.app to core (or zen and the art of discovering TN2124)(tmsh.posterous.com)
1 points by tmsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 16y ago
In Gabriel's defense, I'd say there's something very antithetical between FUD and a detailed description on how to fix the (alleged) problem. I don't know of any other FUD campaign in which a simple solution was provided -- one which won't
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by tmsh 16y ago
The right photograph can rapidly affect one's entire outlook about something, without asking for so much as a look. It's highly efficient that way. Incidentally, was going to comment that the story reminded me of a great Swedish film from a
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by tmsh 16y ago
I'm just impressed with how this was handled. Consider how much more technocratic this is than a news release from ten years ago. Google issues an announcement via blog post. TC and others start to pick it up. And the original author of the
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by tmsh 16y ago
I imagine mzscheme is using select under the hood. But I'm surprised they're not using poll. There's something up with the racket page, so I'm not able to download the mzscheme source just now (via http://arclanguage.org/install ), but tha
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by tmsh 16y ago
That would've been a dealbreaker for me too. I'll update the post to try to make it clearer. When you run 'ipython -p sh' or include 'import ipy_profile_sh', by default everything will be in 'shell mode'. I'm not too sure, but I think it ba
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IPython as a Replacement for Bash (on a Mac)(tmsh.posterous.com)
34 points by tmsh 16y ago|4 comments
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Measuring Awesomeness(tmsh.posterous.com)
4 points by tmsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 16y ago
Sort of what I was going to say too. There's something about the raw truth of people doing good things, uncovered by the media -- that seems correlated with Hacker News. But it's an interesting question.
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by tmsh 16y ago
Instead of being pedantic and snarky why don't you enlighten us all instead of using acronyms for everything? Okay, I'll try for a little bit. I should be programming. But a little bit of history. I apologize for sounding pedantic or snar
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by tmsh 16y ago
It's a pretty amazing thing to see a NYT reporter write a five page story about 'derivatives' and not realize that the people she's talking to are referring very specifically to CDS derivatives and heating oil derivatives only. This was my
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Faster Mac Development for a Linux Developer(tmsh.posterous.com)
38 points by tmsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 16y ago
Had LASIK about five years ago. Mixed feelings. Still somewhat glad I did it, though I wear glasses with .5 prescription in both eyes to make sure vision is perfect and to filter polarize the light, etc. If you're a programmer or staring at
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by tmsh 16y ago
Good point. I was somewhat incorrectly trying to make sense of it with correlations. I stand corrected.
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by tmsh 16y ago
Perhaps that's what makes it rather hard to judge. It's almost a higher-order leak (more words and potential relationships, than actions). So sidestepping all the philosophical dualities at work here (Stewart Brand's free/expensive informat
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by tmsh 16y ago
Perhaps it all comes down to whether you have faith in the American diplomatic corps. If you do, this doesn't make sense. If you don't, it does.
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New Pipeline in Development Workflow(tmsh.posterous.com)
1 points by tmsh 16y ago|0 comments
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Closures as life(tmsh.posterous.com)
20 points by tmsh 16y ago|8 comments
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Closures as objects(tmsh.posterous.com)
2 points by tmsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 16y ago
Great, clarifying talk at Startup School 2009: http://venturebeat.com/2009/10/24/startup-school-gmail-frien... Honestly, a large part of that talk has stayed with me and kept my main outside-of-work project quietly in the background. I'd
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by tmsh 16y ago
My sense is that he was trying to understand modern life as a classicist would understand ancient times. Trying to create that heighten state of fragmentary deep meaning, etc. -- but mapped to the disillusionment he felt in the present. Nor
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Dan Garcia 61C lectures(tmsh.posterous.com)
1 points by tmsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 16y ago
Or you could just store the date of the last child comment with the user information, and include that on the top bar (near the average)? So a user knows the last datetime of child comments in their threads. Personally, I like the average.
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by tmsh 16y ago
Welcome to the best lectures of your life: http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details_new.php?seriesid=... also available via iTunes U. I'm currently listening to them on my commute. Note, if you do actually go through the whole course --
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by tmsh 16y ago
May 10, 2010 Mark Shuttleworth blogpost on Unity: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/383
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by tmsh 16y ago
another thanks. the more i think about it, the more i appreciate how invaluable the talks were. this was my second startup school. but oddly i think the most valuable thing is a sort of subconscious quieting of the mind around the key place
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by tmsh 16y ago
My experience (albeit using screen mostly for horizontal and vertical screen splitting) is that: screen < tmux < SizeUp (on a Mac)
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by tmsh 16y ago
That would be awesome. You could even go the next step and include a HUD projected on a portion of your windshield...
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by tmsh 16y ago
I've actually been thinking about this a lot (recently started commuting from the East Bay to San Mateo). So it's awesome that others are too. Personally, I did a back of the envelope calculation for speeds. Was trying to estimate the time
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by tmsh 16y ago
Another way to look at it is that most successful entrepreneurs follow something similar to this formula. 'Being very good' == professionalism and high standards == domain specific binary search == solving problems in logarithmic time == or

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