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by ianbishop 12y ago
Isn't that what a traditional co-op is?
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by ianbishop 13y ago
It's a query API, no different than any REST API.
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by ianbishop 13y ago
Modern CLJS does a pretty good job of guiding you through Clojurescript's tooling: https://github.com/magomimmo/modern-cljs
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by ianbishop 14y ago
There is actually an LRU map implemented in Java, though it is sort of hidden in the LinkedHashMap using a special constructor. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Linke...
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Yeah, I just noticed that now. It seems to just grep through the diff itself, so adding a fake sign would be a pain and, as you mentioned, probably not display correctly anyway. I'm sure my eyes will adjust :).
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Is there any way to make it so that the gutter is always present? There's a bit of a noticeable jump to include it when I save a file, it's sort of annoying me. I tried let g:gitgutter_enabled = 1 but that does seem to work. I'll hav
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by ianbishop 14y ago
The named functions were just an attempt at better highlighting what is going on for some readers. Not sure if it worked, but sorry it annoyed you :).
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Agh, this is an editing mistake. I re-worded this last minute and reading again next day, it was a mistake. Really what I meaning to say is that it's much clearer as to what is happening. I was trying to point out that success and error wer
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Awesome, I didn't know that such a book existed. Thanks!
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Escape from Callback Hell(ianbishop.github.com)
107 points by ianbishop 14y ago|84 comments
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by ianbishop 14y ago
This sort of already exists through the service hooks they have, there are 122 services atm.
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UCSB researchers demonstrate that 15=3x5 about half of the time (eurekalert.org)
3 points by ianbishop 14y ago|1 comments
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by ianbishop 14y ago
There is one! http://www.hnsearch.com/api
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Valve's organizational structure has always been of great interest to me from an idealistic point of view. There have been a lot of articles written recently that cover nearly all aspects of this interest-based economy for developers, artis
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Sorry, I misread that you concluded that people must be moving away from hotmail/yahoo from this analysis.
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Generally early adopters tend to be tech people though, which would explain the gmail addresses.
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by ianbishop 14y ago
This sort of cheater purgatory existed even in the later days of CS 1.6 as well. Secure servers were only available from legitimate STEAM accounts but players could create 'insecure' (no VAC) servers that were still publicly listed. These s
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by ianbishop 14y ago
I think Microsoft took a really interesting strategy for enticing developers to come develop for the platform. Rather than hold a $1M prize competition (a la Android), they went in a similar direction to the offerings that RIM used for the
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by ianbishop 14y ago
I've always found APL really intriguing. A professor of mine told me about how one of his students used to be able to solve ACM competition problems incredibly fast by simply not having to type very much. There are some insane videos on you
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by ianbishop 14y ago
Yeah, I didn't realize it was 1-indexed until you guys pointed it out. Unsurprisingly, it still works (it just loops a few too many times).
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by ianbishop 14y ago
I made a prime sieve: http://i.imgur.com/Elk5A.png It was pretty fun. JS generated isn't so bad.. var n; var A; var i; var x; var j; n = 100; A = []; for (i = 0; i <= n; i++) { A[i - 1] = true; } var i_end =
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by ianbishop 14y ago
I'm happy to hear that CloudFare was able to help out in this situation. I am especially happy because I came to know CloudFare not through HN, but through constantly seeing their failed cache page. Edit: That sounds really brash, but I sin
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Want to talk to Mark Cuban? Call him up on Clarity(gigaom.com)
1 points by ianbishop 14y ago|0 comments
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by ianbishop 14y ago
I'm doing this now! I've got a linode box running arch. I configured it with all my dev needs. I'm currently in university and I spend a good amount of time at school, bouncing between labs and then also working from home. Right now the pro
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CljDCPU - Clojure implementation of the DCPU(github.com)
1 points by ianbishop 14y ago|0 comments
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by ianbishop 15y ago
Not to be that guy, but a lot of people have been requesting features such as being able to search by city, intern/remote and all that. My friend & I built http://supzu.cc earlier this month and it has most of these features. Maybe th
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by ianbishop 15y ago
I experienced something similar to this a few weeks ago. Except there were no real copycats. A friend of mine and I had difficulty parsing the Who's Hiring thread for just intern posts in SF. So we wrote a beautified, searchable version of
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by ianbishop 15y ago
Ah man, I couldn't agree more. I've learned a ton just messing around with the first few, though getting this was a real bummer: Run till exit from #0 run (str=0xffece7ec "cat /home/level04/.password") at level03.c:53 cat: /home/level04/.p
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by ianbishop 15y ago
Sorry, this is now fixed!
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Show HN: Searchable Who is Hiring?
12 points by ianbishop 15y ago|9 comments

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