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by vito 17y ago
Just tried it here, I normally use Mail.app. First impressions were "oh, this isn't so bad," but then I started using it. It feels very janky, the interface is a bit disfunctional (going to File > New Folder gave absolutely no visual fe
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by vito 17y ago
I've been working on a server for Ragnarok Online in Erlang if anyone's interested: http://github.com/aliter/aliter . It's structured similarly I suppose, except it has no monitoring server. Players are represented as gen_fsms, and the se
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by vito 17y ago
Actually, with i7's hyperthreading (which is in iMacs now and a few laptops) common desktops effectively have 8 "cores" to play with. There are 4 hardware, and 4 virtual, it still shows up as 8 completely usable cores in activity monitors a
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by vito 17y ago
That blew my mind for a bit too. It's not lazy in the sense of postponing evaluation, it just blocks until something reads or writes from the channel. This could go on forever assuming you have something that reads from the channel in an in
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by vito 17y ago
Hmm. Some of these searches definitely aren't mine. I wonder if I'm signed in on my mom's computer or something... These date back quite a bit. looks over shoulder
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by vito 17y ago
Yep. As I said, this is all pretty old and was done as a learning experience. Thanks though. :)
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by vito 17y ago
I don't think it's too much code. Sudoku solving is nontrivial, and this is a complete application consisting of all of the IO handling, pretty printing, tests, guessing, etc. The actual solving is roughly 2/3rds of this source. Haskell i
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by vito 17y ago
I wrote a Sudoku puzzle solver in Haskell as practice a while ago, if anyone's interested the source (including tests and a description of the algorithm) is here: http://github.com/vito/sudoku.hs
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by vito 17y ago
I thought this was a post for the Haiku OS but am now saddened.
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by vito 17y ago
I basically did the same thing, but it went like this: 1. Build my first PC (similar specs as theirs, the important bits anyway) 2. Install Arch Linux and be comfortable with that 3. Curiosity builds, I attempt a Hackintosh in
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by vito 17y ago
I do remember, but I don't remember what the problem was in particular. If you want to you can send me your export file - I'd be happy to test it out.
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by vito 17y ago
I'm aware of this, a fix will be coming up. I didn't want to postpone release for something so minor though. I've added it to the Chyrp Site tracker. Note: It's not really completely simple, because what's lighting up is the <li>, w
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by vito 17y ago
It's something I'd want to know if I was looking for a blogging engine. Maybe mentioning SQL doesn't matter as much, though. It originally said MySQL, but it actually supports other databases as well, so I removed the "My". Now it doesn't r
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by vito 17y ago
Blogger: - Feathers - Self-hosted - More flexible templating (though I haven't used Blogger in ages) - Extensible WordPress: - Feathers - Good code (ok, that's not really a feature, but I think it's worth noting as it's t
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by vito 17y ago
You're correct. The documentation system we use is NaturalDocs, and I had to modify the source to get it to spit out decent HTML (plus HTML that matched the theme). I haven't updated it to use the new look, but the documentation there is ac
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by vito 17y ago
Thanks a lot. :) Those seem to work for me, they just don't have anything in there yet so it's empty.
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by vito 17y ago
There should be a little blue question-mark icon next to the Alternate URL setting that explains it, but essentially it's for letting you have a /chyrp folder with the chyrp internals and stuff, and just have an index.php where you want you
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by vito 17y ago
Depends on what version you're wanting to compare it with. 1.1.3.2 or 2.0 RC3? From 1.1.3.2 to 2.0 it's an entirely different system, basically. From 2.0 RC3 it's just the occasional fix here and there, and minor backwards-compatible additi
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by vito 17y ago
Yep. :) Thank you.
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by vito 17y ago
Ah, ok. Thanks.
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by vito 17y ago
Hrm. I had a paragraph of text in that field, is it not showing up because it's a link? Edit: Here's what it said: I've been working on this project as a hobby for years, and finally reached a major milestone today. Version 2.0 has been in
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Chyrp v2.0 released(chyrp.net)
36 points by vito 17y ago|26 comments
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by vito 17y ago
Yep, and half of the sites I'm trying to visit are affected as well, probably from Google Analytics or any of the other dozens of Google things everywhere.
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by vito 17y ago
Don't get me wrong, I love github, but it seems like every bug on sites I use exists on a site that was developed with Rails or some other framework that advertises rapid development. I'm not accusing you of incompetence, but out of every s
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by vito 17y ago
Consulting php.net isn't an issue. I've been programming PHP for years and the language is so inconsistent I wouldn't be surprised if even the developers check their documentation every so often. But, please, don't code for speed, code for
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by vito 17y ago
"Impersonated by admin." Ah, good ol' Darth Vader complex.
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by vito 18y ago
But you could be. "$foo = "Bar\test"; $foo();" is entirely plausible but doesn't give do what you expect; you need to escape the \.
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by vito 18y ago
Glad I switched from them. Such an overhyped company. I've been on Slicehost since February 23rd of last year and have absolutely no complains. On (mt) I got shoddy support and a lazy staff (how the hell can you promise svn without ssh supp
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by vito 18y ago
Admittedly it was probably either the environment or the remote server causing the problem. I was running it under Cygwin on Vista, and it was a fairly huge project. I was running git under the same environment for the same thing (with a di
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by vito 18y ago
I used mercurial briefly and found it to be much, much slower compared to git.

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