jstepien

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by jstepien 12y ago
stylefruits uses Clojure almost exclusively these days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv4slaRydRM
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Skrót 0.1(github.com)
1 points by jstepien 12y ago|0 comments
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Free Clojure Book: Funktionale Programmierung mit Clojure(docs.google.com)
1 points by jstepien 13y ago|0 comments
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by jstepien 14y ago
While I fully agree with you that the practice of curling a script and piping it into `sh` is—to say the least—risky, notice that this risk has been widely accepted long time ago. Each time you download an executable file—be it an exe for W
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PKP is an xz-based losslessly compressed image format(github.com)
2 points by jstepien 14y ago|0 comments
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Provide Insight, Not Data(justinfrench.com)
2 points by jstepien 14y ago|0 comments
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R at 12,000 Cores(librestats.com)
2 points by jstepien 14y ago|0 comments
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by jstepien 14y ago
echo 'inoremap kj <Esc>' >> ~/.vimrc # works like a charm
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A Visual Tour of Erlang(youtube.com)
2 points by jstepien 14y ago|0 comments
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Twitter updates Privacy Policy and ToS and launches Tailored Suggestions(support.twitter.com)
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by jstepien 14y ago
Finally an application with a UI which really nicely blends with the Windows 8 look and feel. Microsoft should be pleased.
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by jstepien 14y ago
At the very beginning of the presentation he underlines the importance of the static compiler RubyMotion is based on, yet at 7:30 when he compiles a file with a name error in it the compiler doesn't even file a warning. Such non-existent me
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by jstepien 14y ago
I've been running various flavours of GNU/Linux on my laptop for a couple of years now, with Arch being the most recent one. I find it perfectly adequate for an IDE-less, Vim-centric coding which takes a significant majority of my time spen
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by jstepien 14y ago
Firsty, comment sections are usually full of noise and it's next to impossible to distill any valuable information out of it. Secondly, don't expect an average person to bother checking for potential malware.
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by jstepien 14y ago
I wonder whether they block magnet links as well. In either case, URL shorteners seem to be a sufficient solution.
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by jstepien 15y ago
No, I didn't make any comparisons to other baselines. Thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts; I'll have to reconsider the results I got in the light of your comment.
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by jstepien 15y ago
I couldn't sacrifice performance (lots of number crunching was involved with costs tight), so, I couldn't pick Python. PyPy, Cython or Shed Skin might have been answers to those number crunching problems. I'd love to learn whether they wo
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by jstepien 15y ago
During the previous semester I spent some time building a recommender using this data as a project for a data mining class. It turned out to be far more challenging than I had initially anticipated. I've used methods known as collaborative
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by jstepien 15y ago
Have you noticed that scientific organisations participating in the ISS project are promoting a game in which sounds in audible in vacuum ? Apparently the heritage of Star Wars et al. is still preventing the industry from marketing space
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by jstepien 15y ago
There's a couple of unofficial ones available already. Don't forget to check the SHA-1 sum after completing the download. https://thepiratebay.se/search/windows%208/0/99/0
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by jstepien 15y ago
I'm intrigued by the 0.8 GB difference between the x64 and the x86 build. It's even more interesting given that this difference must be caused solely by different machine code, which, by its nature, shouldn't pose a big challenge for compre
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by jstepien 15y ago
It's worth being noted that the latest attacks on government's websites are top headlines on majority of Polish news sites at the moment. Both the attacks and ACTA are being covered on news TV channels and radio. Apparently, taking down gov
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by jstepien 15y ago
For those of you who've used the Hamachi VPN software, LogMeIn are the guys behind it.
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by jstepien 15y ago
According to some fellow Belorussians of mine, Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four should explain it quite accurately.
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by jstepien 15y ago
I'm wondering what would be an effect of moving a standardisation organisation to a software-patent-free country. In such case software patent issues wouldn't be any obstacle for the organisation in their standardisation processes. On the o
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by jstepien 15y ago
As we can read in http://www.aosabook.org/en/llvm.html by Chris Lattner: > The name "LLVM" was once an acronym, but is now just a brand for the umbrella project.
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by jstepien 15y ago
Here's the whole story behind this speed-up: http://www.rubyinside.com/ruby-1-9-3-faster-loading-times-re...
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by jstepien 15y ago
A 'point release' might be the phrase you are looking for.
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First Galileo satellites will be launched today(europarl.europa.eu)
9 points by jstepien 15y ago|1 comments
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by jstepien 15y ago
Speaking of the first example, compiling it with -Wall provides some hints: $ ghc --make test.hs -Wall test.hs:1:1: Warning: Pattern match(es) are non-exhaustive In an equation for `fn': Pattern

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