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511.
by vorador 18y ago
It may also bring interesting people too.
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by vorador 18y ago
+1 Install linux on it and in ten years you'll get a kernel hacker (yes, growing hackers actually takes ten years)
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by vorador 18y ago
Not necessarily. You can remove all web browsers and stick to pdf documentation.
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Disruptive innovations and why great firms are so helpless to survive the impact.(msmisp.com)
3 points by vorador 18y ago|1 comments
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by vorador 18y ago
I would suggest a language like newlisp ( http://newlisp.org ), that has enough libraries to do unix scripting. Also, you should consider teaching him awk because it has simple semantics and it will be simpler for him to switch to C later.
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by vorador 18y ago
who is _why ?
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by vorador 18y ago
I think that the slogan is a bit ambitious. After all, our lives present way more complex problems...
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by vorador 18y ago
A longtime smalltalker is definitely an experienced user.
519.
by vorador 18y ago
Yes, it is, wxWidgets is just a wrapper over the native libs.
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by vorador 18y ago
I'm quite surprised to see that nobody has mentioned fltk ( http://fltk.org ). It is light, easy to use, and it uses a modified gpl license that allows linking against non-free code. And it has native look and feel too...
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by vorador 18y ago
Hi, I'm a sophomore and I'm curious about what you plan to do. email me at khamidou-at-gmail
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by vorador 18y ago
because, you know, OS X is kinda ... cool, just as git seems to be cool nowadays. But I agree, it's quite easy to declare it an epic fail.
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by vorador 18y ago
What about the _rare_ student who don't have a facebook account ?
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Croquet, or the future of virtual worlds(croquetconsortium.org)
1 points by vorador 18y ago|0 comments
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Mozilla Ubiquity is the future of web browsers(wiki.mozilla.org)
3 points by vorador 18y ago|0 comments
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by vorador 18y ago
Which editor we use doesn't matter, pick an editor an know it _well_ Btw, emacs has an excellent mode for editing python and I couldn't live without its auto-indent feature
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by vorador 18y ago
Unix - "UNIX is a glorified video game. People don't do serious work on UNIX systems - they send jokes around the world on UUCP-net, and write adventure games and research papers." - Real Programmers don't write Pascal
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by vorador 18y ago
The whole point is that by being able to save only four links, you'll be a little more picky about what you want to save. This webapp is not about saving bookmarks but about _really_ reading things. Btw, the forth link was supposed to be an
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Ask HN: Rate my webapp(marquepages.appspot.com)
1 points by vorador 18y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN : What article should I print ?
1 points by vorador 18y ago|5 comments
531.
by vorador 18y ago
I think that a self-hosted blog would be better, because it looks more professional.
532.
by vorador 18y ago
Don't listen to music. Actually it's bad for concentration, and working at 2 AM won't help too.
533.
by vorador 18y ago
You're wrong ! Loïc LeMeur created the Web 3.0 !
534.
by vorador 18y ago
it's übermenschism : i'm a nietzsche fanboy
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by vorador 18y ago
I wonder if the car that best fits the constraints is always the same (i.e : do we see the same car, or each user sees a different car) ?
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Do modern IDEs make us dumber?(charlespetzold.com)
30 points by vorador 18y ago|37 comments
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by vorador 18y ago
I wouldn't do it : whenever an activity becomes paid it becomes less enjoyable.
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by vorador 18y ago
Another weekly post about why git's better that anything else. It's just the fourth in four weeks.
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Use mnemosyne to remember easily things(mnemosyne-proj.org)
5 points by vorador 18y ago|1 comments
540.
by vorador 18y ago
the french link doesn't work

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