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Show HN: Online Scheme interpreter that draws box-and-pointer diagrams
(xuanji.appspot.com)
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I agree. O(100s of billions) = O(1).
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If there exists a fast factoring algorithm that breaks RSA, then investing in research to discover that would allow us to design and switch to better cryptosystems. If there does not exist one, discovering that fact would allow us to prove
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There are many measurable metrics to determine the "best keyboard layout", such as whether common letters in your language are on the home row, or the total finger distance travelled when typing typical text, etc. The three most c
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How much of a music theory background did you have before you started making those cards? What do you think is the minimum someone needs to know to be able to benefit from making such a deck?
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What other YC partners' writings do you recommend?
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If you're asking about the equations etc, the site uses MathJax to render LaTeX.
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It might be worth noting that this class (CS1101S in NUS) stops at chapter 3 of SICP. I took the previous scheme version of the class. Btw, I'm curious as to why the HOJ book didn't get taken down? I checked and the HOP book is no
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Background: this is the textbook used for a class at NUS (National University of Singapore). Previous iterations of the class, CS1101S, used the original scheme version of SICP, but omitted chapters 4 and 5 in the interest of time. [1] I to
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Physics SE
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For this very reason, I used to map my right Alt key (alt-gr) so that, for example, alt-gr + e was left parenthesis
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What exactly is the relationship between time and money you're referring to? Is it the time value of money? Honestly curious.
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Residents don't need to spend every waking hour focused on their job. As long as he is doing his job properly, what's wrong with doing some coding / business on the side?
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Love how it looks. Why not include other services? I personally would like Quora and Hacker News. And why not show some statistics about repositories (eg stars, follows) on github?
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Show HN: An Interactive Tour of the Lambda Calculus
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The man who 'got it' too much
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Where Should I Go to College?
(theatlantic.com)
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I think it's so that they can use css media queries. Here's a list of pros and cons for div background vs img tags: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/492809/when-to-use-img-vs...
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If you don't have a Goodreads account, here's what this looks like with mine: http://xuanji.appspot.com/static/books.html
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Show HN: Wall of Books [Goodreads login required]
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Why Your Kids Shouldn't Go to Harvard (even if they could get in)
(martynemko.com)
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I've been hoping that there was a text editor that integrated a learning aid like this at the beginning, which consciously tried to eliminate the need for "10 great keyboard shortcuts of xxx editor you didn't know about" posts on the intern
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Hmm, I implemented it as a date form input, so my browser (chrome) provides a date picker for it.
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Hmm, good point. Thanks for the feedback.
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Hello, I'd like some feedback about my site. Those who wanted to sign up for reminders but didn't, what prevented you from doing so?
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Show HN: OpenCourseWare material emailed to you every week
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Show HN: git core library (libgit2) compiled to js using emscripten
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Bret Victor: Media for Thinking the Unthinkable
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Hi guys, author here. I compiled libgit2 to javascript (libgit2.github.com) using emscripten. libgit2 is a C library of core git methods and I managed to call the functions from the browser. A fun way to begin playing with it is to run git
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Show HN: libgit2.js - git running in your browser
(xuanji.appspot.com)
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