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by wooby 17y ago
I started on a Lisp interpreter in Scala but only got as far as a prefix notation/sexp parser: http://gist.github.com/215712 You can load it into the REPL with scala -i PNCalc.scala and try an expression with PNCalc.test: scala> P
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by wooby 17y ago
My favorite computer of all time was the Powerbook G4 12". Sturdy build, full size keys, and internal DVD. Were it not for Apple's switch to Intel, I'd still be using it. Was that a netbook? Not quite, but I really wish Apple would bring
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by wooby 17y ago
Very awesome, thank you for the link!
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by wooby 17y ago
Anyone have an idea as to how hackable this thing is? A friend of mine and I are looking for a good platform upon which to build a programmable and pocket-sized RPN calculator.
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by wooby 17y ago
New hires were "...told to play Lemmings for a couple of weeks to get the idea" So awesome. That was a great game.
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by wooby 17y ago
Won't every interface end up obsolete? Seems like the only interfaces with real staying power are serial and mini phonoplug.
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by wooby 17y ago
Apparently you can also use this as a video output for routers with USB ports running OpenWRT: http://sven.killig.de/openwrt/slugterm_dl.html Pretty awesome.
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by wooby 17y ago
The alternative to preforking is select(2), which lets you get away with a single-process server and avoid IPC in certain scenarios: http://www.lowtek.com/sockets/select.html I think Boa and thttpd use select instead of forking for client
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Tiny Clojure web server(alan.xen.prgmr.com)
4 points by wooby 17y ago|0 comments
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by wooby 17y ago
I know it's possible, because I did it a few years ago. As I recall, I installed a plugin. Unfortunately, that's all I remember - I haven't used Eclipse in several years.
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by wooby 17y ago
Seriously - "show me the code." I like to listen to people when they're brilliant, even if they don't have great speaking skills.
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by wooby 17y ago
Yeah, The Abyss.
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Jsawk - like awk, but for JSON(github.com)
4 points by wooby 17y ago|1 comments
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by wooby 17y ago
You can always open files as tabs at startup too with -p, like this: vim -p foo.c foo.h
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by wooby 17y ago
You can always get vim keys in any readline-enabled terminal program (like bash) by creating ~/.inputrc and putting this in it: set editing-mode vi set keymap vi http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Use_vi_shortcuts_in_terminal
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by wooby 17y ago
The best resource I've found was "The Unix Programming Environment," which goes beyond the C language and into using common libraries and organizing C projects with make and other tools. Other than that, some food for thought on use of C in
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by wooby 17y ago
Is this a preference? I've tried in the past to dig up research actually proving the "most visible combination" through experimentation. I've always assumed that road signs are the combination of colors they are because some empirical res
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by wooby 17y ago
I like it. Although I think you were going for "affects."
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Division Tricks(mathforum.org)
1 points by wooby 17y ago|0 comments
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by wooby 17y ago
Me too. Find also has -delete, so you don't have to type -exec rm -rf '{}' ';'
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The Machine That Changed the World: The Thinking Machine(waxy.org)
3 points by wooby 17y ago|0 comments
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by wooby 17y ago
I think a verifiable history of open source contributions (or an active github repo) show the same sort of passion.
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by wooby 17y ago
Dot itself is also a command line tool, so it's easy to make documents and presentations with TeX that have text-format diagrams in the dot language. You can also do things like generate call graphs for programs, or parse log files into se
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by wooby 17y ago
I don't know. I ran across the article after watching ridiculous late-night news commentary on "sexting" with the headline of "How should teens be punished for sexting?"
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Deviancy amplification spiral(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by wooby 17y ago|2 comments
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by wooby 17y ago
Hi, looks like it was a fun project. While you save yourself from checking the DB for a duplicate hash with your hex id strategy, a side effect of this technique is that every URL created with your service is effectively public. For insta
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by wooby 17y ago
If there's anything good about PHP that I can tell, its that development is heavily community driven and has been since the early days. However, I think PHP got so popular, and so quickly, that in many cases the community's desire for feat
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Translating Java bytecode to X86 assembly code(cis.nctu.edu.tw)
1 points by wooby 17y ago|0 comments
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by wooby 17y ago
Hey, I'm using 2.7.5 and it worked for me. There's a tidbit of 2.8 specific code in there, but it's noted. I'm also the dude that wrote it, so if you have any problems or questions drop a line. Scala, for me, has been worth learning.
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Tiny Scala Primer(people.rit.edu)
2 points by wooby 17y ago|2 comments

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