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tunnuz
13y ago
Very nice!
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13y ago
Old but gold.
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13y ago
This comment made my day :D
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tunnuz
13y ago
Off topic: the cliff in the first picture totally looks like the place where the Jackie Treehorn party is being held in The Big Lebowski. Is that it?
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tunnuz
13y ago
Type "set -o vi" on your bash, and you can edit your commands with the vi shortcuts.
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13y ago
Interesting point of view, I posted something similar in a HN discussion months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4136034
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tunnuz
13y ago
I was about to link it.
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13y ago
Cool, I'm about to submit my Ph.D. thesis soon as well. Good luck with that!
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13y ago
Is there a reason why one would prefer a Das keyboard over a Model M?
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13y ago
Probably whitespaces should be ignored (except where they are mandatory, e.g., Python).
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13y ago
Love the sound of his keyboard.
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13y ago
There is also http://stackedit.io
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13y ago
That one.
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13y ago
I know nothing of Afrikaans, I was just quoting Goodbye Bafana (2007) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0438859 (worth watching if you haven't already).
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13y ago
Goodbye Bafana.
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13y ago
The man has a point.
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13y ago
A nice and thorough book about raytracing-like techniques (including photon tracing), and their capabilities is "Advanced Global Illumination" ( http://sites.edm.uhasselt.be/agibook ). It is very interesting.
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13y ago
This is quite an amazing interface, very cool indeed!
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13y ago
Same here :/ however typically stuff loads weirdly on Internet Explorer for Windows Phone (on WP7 at least).
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13y ago
Many good programmers I know didn't get a degree, they were just highly motivated and learned to program by themselves/through side projects (these days it's not really difficult to find good learning material and advices onl
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13y ago
Cool, thanks!
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13y ago
That's another way to put it :D
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13y ago
You're from Lund! I've been studying in Lund! By the way, can you show some statistics and performance metrics with respect to nginx, Apache and such? To put it another way: why did you choose to write your own webserver instead o
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13y ago
The real cool thing is that they are making great advertising to stem cells, by doing something that has a very positive ethical connotation (which is the typical argument against using stem cell in medicine).
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13y ago
I attended a talk by Richard Stallman about two years ago, and it revolved around the same ideas. While some of his ideas are a bit too extreme for my taste, e.g., when a guy asked how to make money by building Open Source software he repli
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tunnuz
13y ago
I have always been in the most crowded bucket, so I guess we're aging together HN :)
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13y ago
Great, this is absolutely what I needed. Especially http://www.restapitutorial.com/media/RESTful_Best_Practices-...
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Ask HN: how to build a good RESTful JSON API (best practices, etc.)?
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13y ago
I'm 28 and I can't party until late hours without consequences on my ability to do anything complex the day after. :/ But then, how boring is partying?
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13y ago
This is amazing, I've been waiting for this.
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