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I'd love to be able to use D. Should be a dead simple port from C/C++.
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DOM Sprites: a Viable Alternative to Canvas
(buildnewgames.com)
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This looks really nice! Now port it to Android.
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It's not just Unicode either. I just mentioned EBCDIC because that particular regex has bit me before when I was translating perl scripts from Linux to zOS USS. Take a look at the code page for EBCDIC, you'll see quickly why it's a massive
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Thank you for that. You have no idea how annoying it is to port perl scripts from ASCII to EBCDIC when they do that kind of thing.
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There really has. D 1.0 has 20 days of life left, and D 2.0 is really amazing. It has the C++ idea of "it's only there if you want it" but taken to an amazing degree. Yes, it's a little more verbose than most FP languages, but honestly, if
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I realize that Gabon isn't the US, but having something taken away before any crime is even committed. That seems a bit extreme. What's next, pre-crime units?
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This is really quite exciting for me. I've used Rx.NET a bit, and for sure will be using Rx++ for my next project. Having it open source is just icing on the cake.
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Fixing a space explosion in Haskell's text package
(serpentine.com)
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So you pull the trigger and kill someone. You get put away for murder for life. It's more about the unintended consequences of a lawsuit than outright direct effects.
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United States Copyright Office: Ripping is Illegal
(publicknowledge.org)
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How is this partisan? He explicitly calls out both parties.
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This is good, I had no idea that DMD was mostly open source as well, nor that LDC was under development.
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Frankly, I Don't Care How Due Process Makes You Feel
(popehat.com)
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But didn't Steve Jobs threaten to "Go Nuclear" with patents?
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Yup, love it.
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$737M was the unit cost for them, not including procurement and R&D. Including those it's just over $2B.
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Considering that the unit cost for a B2 bomber was $737M (a little over $1B with inflation), I'd say that this is a steal. Just think of things in recent days that have reached the $1B level. For this kind of science? I'd say we'd be stupid
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Right now? I'm using a Lenovo laptop that has a 1920x1200 15" screen. It's great.
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Apple Acknowledges iPhone 5 Camera Problem, Says You’re Holding It Wrong
(gizmodo.com)
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Acoustic Levitation, Liquid Droplets Floating On Sound Waves In Midair
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Memory allocation strategies: a pool allocator
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This is incredibly cool. The idea of using the human mind kind of like a coprocessor is really amazing.
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While it was an interesting article, I wish it would explain why 570MP is needed, and how exactly taking pictures of galaxy clusters will help resolve the dark energy mystery.
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Cross product is a good example: (v1.yzx * v2.zxy) - (v1.zxy * v2.yzx)
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I for one would rather see a 4:1 display so that I could watch Napoléon (1927) in its original format.
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Not to mention the excellent build quality. I've dropped my N900 from my car once and onto the ground many times. It's got a single small scratch in the bezel to show for it, and it's the same story for my friend's N810. Nokia really knows
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A Problem With Equality
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Secrets From The World's Happiest Workplace
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"The Best Programming Advice I Ever Got" with Andrei Alexandrescu
(informit.com)
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