blackdog

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by blackdog 16y ago
quickly and in parallel.
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by blackdog 16y ago
if you're looking for perl jobs in Sydney, drop me a line at mwotton@gmail.com. I have a few friends who are constantly looking for good perl devs.
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by blackdog 17y ago
Would you use it for Python? It probably wouldn't be that hard to port. - author
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by blackdog 17y ago
a typematrix keyboard and dvorak helped me.
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by blackdog 17y ago
yep, that was the idea. (Well, that, and I'm hoping that once Ruby hackers try Haskell, they'll be forever corrupted by the Functional side of the force.)
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by blackdog 17y ago
So, estimated release date for 6.14? (I kid, I kid. This is great. and dynamic linking is wonderful indeed. old-gregg - it's not too hard to hack it in, I'm doing it in Hubris.)
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by blackdog 17y ago
there's a certain delicious irony there, n'est ce pas?
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by blackdog 17y ago
I use this all the time - my favourite is to promise to give a talk about something I haven't actually written yet. Powerfully motivating.
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by blackdog 17y ago
The code's pretty simple and there's still a lot to do in terms of making it easily installable, but hopefully it's useful to some people.
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by blackdog 17y ago
Twenty bucks, same as in town.
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by blackdog 17y ago
I predicted 21 and got 22 with gcc on mac. This is why I hack Haskell :)
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by blackdog 17y ago
enlightenment on the down-low! Sneaky.
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by blackdog 17y ago
observation without judgment seems very similar to the idea of mindfulness explored in vipassana meditation.
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by blackdog 18y ago
I used to be pretty slack about it, but then started working in a non-startup environment where it's the only possible way to protect your code from random external breakages. I wouldn't code without unit testing even on my own stuff now, a
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by blackdog 19y ago
With the current primitives, it'd be pretty hard to do. You can get a list of your friends, but you can't do get a list of their friends - the best you can do is ask if two people are connected. you'd basically have to keep an offline list