wowzer

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by wowzer 14y ago
Having used both Haskell's package manager cabal and Python's pip and easy_install. Cabal has a long way to go before it's anything like pip. You can see cabal moving in the right direction, but pip is leagues ahead of it right now, especia
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Business cards for hackers(iraniweb.com)
1 points by wowzer 14y ago|0 comments
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by wowzer 14y ago
I really liked this. Unfortunately emacs bindings are the same as browser bindings so I kept killing my browser session and or browser tab.
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by wowzer 14y ago
This is the most amazing example of an MVP that I've ever seen. Lesson learned...
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by wowzer 15y ago
Having used both git and hg in my own projects, I have strong feelings towards both, although in the end they're like siblings who got the same lessons from their parents and just choose to go to different colleges. With that said, I'm not
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The Disadvantages of an Elite Education(theamericanscholar.org)
1 points by wowzer 15y ago|0 comments
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by wowzer 15y ago
I highly agree with linguist on this point. It's very unlikely a homophonic substitution was used here. It's more complicated than you'd think. A great read on the subject can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Code-Book-Science-Secrec
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by wowzer 15y ago
What do you mean by "strong" enough? Are you just talking about strongly typed?
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by wowzer 15y ago
When I first saw Trello I "felt" that something cool was going on under the hood. So I did a little poking to see what JS technologies you guys were using. The piece I was most excited to learn about was backbone. Had never seen it before a
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by wowzer 15y ago
Although unbelievably impressive. This kind of shows me the opposite of what the site was going for. Although the new protocols give us a lot more freedom of expression with animation support. The browser rendering time is just not there ye