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by yuvipanda 15y ago
The "Send $35 to Apogee Software Productions" bought back fond memories of playing these 'demos' as a kid and wishing I were in the US so I could actually buy these things.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Wouldn't that be countered with several more billions from basically everyone else opposing it (wouldn't be just tech firms)?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
MeeGo was stillborn.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Wonder if the 'iPad hack' had anything to do with this...
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Any chance you could open source the server bits too? :D
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Ah, yes - I see where you're coming from. Some day I hope to finish my blog, written in C :D Good luck for your haskell blog :)
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
With Mozilla explicitly announcing they won't support it (and we all know how Microsoft will react) - I hope NaCl goes on to die a silent death. Except perhaps in chromebooks. I could see how they'd be useful there.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Indeed - having different compiled versions of your code go over the wire to the client simply because they're on a different architecture seems so... backward.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Let's hope this doesn't devolve into something similar to the madness that was ActiveX.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Even more intriguing. What exactly were you writing in Haskell that needed a super-paranoid html sanitizer? Yet another web server/blog/cms? Or something way more cooler?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
I take it you mean Ads? I'm not sure 'Facebook Credits' got much traction
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Do your due diligence. Don't add anyone you don't know. Or, if they 'seem' interesting, banish them to a dark circle that you visit perhaps once in a few weeks.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Is this 'really, really paranoid' library available somewhere?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Some part of me wants to believe that it is a weed out on the other side - 'if you value your time so low as to fill out these forms, we know we can pay you jackshit and get away with it'.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
After the initial exodus from Digg to Reddit, I suppose there hasn't been much influx that way. Also, interesting to note that 'top keyword' for reddit is '4chan'.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Indeed! I was using BufferExplorer and accidentally 'discovered' <leader>b. 30 minutes later, BufferExplorer was dead :)
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
<leader>b is a good replacement for both :ls and :b if you're using Command-T (like grandparent is). I was surprised when I discovered that feature, since it isn't quite as advertised/popular as the file opening capabilities of Comm
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
> I write PHP code very sporadically Explains it. PHP is fine if you jump in, write a few lines, and then don't ever have to maintain it yourself. Woe to the guy who does have to maintain it.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Was the position good enough for you to fill out that form?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Interesting. Wonder if/when they'll move to Python 3.x. Should be easier for them than most - no external libraries to worry about.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
They aren't considered MSM. NYT, Slate, Guardian, etc., rather.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
And they can not close over $this, which is annoying.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
The question would be, which LISP? We have too many to choose from :) Clojure, however, is coming soon.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Code is sexy :) Edit: No offense intended.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
True - remember the blogspot blocking fiasco a few years ago? Edit: Details: http://jace.zaiki.in/2006/07/17/blogspot-blocked-by-indian-i...
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
It's also much faster than BeautifulSoup, and uses much less memory. Matters if you're running in a memory/CPU constrained VPS like I was :)
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Problem with OSM is that it's nowhere near as complete as Google Maps, and I don't see it growing the way Wikipedia did (contributing to Wikipedia is much easier than contributing to OSM)
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by yuvipanda 16y ago
I'm 19, and I feel the pain too. Listening to classmates talk about their childhood makes me feel somewhat sad for mine. I wouldn't trade mine in for thiers though - I love where I am :)
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by yuvipanda 16y ago
Thanks, needed that. Autodiscovery didn't seem to work on his blog.
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by yuvipanda 16y ago
I have a 10" Samsung N210 - proper 'netbook' (Atom, 1G RAM, etc) - and is fast enough for my dev needs (HTML/CSS, C, Python). I do need to farm compiling out to my main machine (a quad core) with distcc if I need to compile anything >10

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