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by zachsnow 13y ago
I have a ridiculous number of Sci-Fi and fantasy novels hanging about. I never get rid of them. I think it's because each one represents something like an entire year (often much more) of one human's efforts. With movies, say, you
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by zachsnow 13y ago
Currently our AngularJS application is 20k lines (between controllers, directives, services, and templates) and it certainly feels like a large application -- not when working on it, but when using it. AngularJS makes it very easy to bui
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by zachsnow 13y ago
Perhaps OCaml gets a lot of use in that community because a lot of that community is French -- that was my experience, anyway. And a lot of the folks in that community don't seem as vocal (to this side of computing) only because they a
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by zachsnow 13y ago
There's something about the blur effect that is really compelling -- it's almost like there are little pieces of real paper flying around. Code is here: https://github.com/dhotson/dhotson.github.com/blob/master/bl...
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Nanopond: A Very Tiny Artificial Life VM(adam.ierymenko.name)
2 points by zachsnow 13y ago|0 comments
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by zachsnow 14y ago
I was pretty interested in scribblingspree.com, sounds fun! But got frustrated by how hard it was to draw (especially if you accidentally release your click off of the drawing space). In the short term you could listen for mouseup on the wh
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by zachsnow 14y ago
What others perceive as work can certainly be play. For example, if I've saved enough money in my rainy day fund then there are no consequences for ceasing 'work', so perhaps by your reasoning what seems to be work could really be play to m
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by zachsnow 14y ago
Hang out with different men, odds are they will talk about different things. Or, find sports and women more interesting. It's quite unlikely that all men, everywhere, only talk about things that everyone really thinks are boring. It's also
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by zachsnow 15y ago
You err on the side of "it's encrypted, and you're under arrest." False positives aren't the "bad guy's" concern. Not particularly serious. A little maybe.
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by zachsnow 15y ago
A few other missing features: polymorphic variants, structural types for objects, functors, camlp4 (though it's not really O'Caml core, it's pretty nice). Of course, F# adds lots of things; here's a nice summary: http://stackoverflow.com/q
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by zachsnow 15y ago
Here's a vote for Instiki ( http://instiki.org ), a super simple wiki clone written in Ruby (that's pretty straightforward to hack on, which is a pretty important consideration when using wikis for 'non-traditional' purposes).