mgallivan

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Artificial Intelligence – Rational Agents(thesoftwaredevelopmentlifecycle.com)
1 points by mgallivan 12y ago|0 comments
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Almost Type Safe(thesoftwaredevelopmentlifecycle.com)
2 points by mgallivan 12y ago|0 comments
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by mgallivan 12y ago
I accidentally entered https, the link should be: http://www.thesoftwaredevelopmentlifecycle.com/?p=401
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Haskell Talks(thesoftwaredevelopmentlifecycle.com)
4 points by mgallivan 12y ago|1 comments
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An Entity Component System in Haskell(thesoftwaredevelopmentlifecycle.com)
2 points by mgallivan 12y ago|0 comments
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Writing a Game Loop in Haskell(thesoftwaredevelopmentlifecycle.com)
4 points by mgallivan 12y ago|0 comments
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by mgallivan 13y ago
We should shut down other people who are being needlessly facetious. But to suggest that rejection should be our default behavior is absurd. Discussion should be encouraged because, more often than not, neither side is 100% correct. The way
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Offer HN: Let me give you a report on your customers?
6 points by mgallivan 13y ago|1 comments
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by mgallivan 14y ago
Could you post any helpful resources you used? Also, what was your experience with language design before going into this project?
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I've seen this response to others working on new languages. How do people expect languages to improve without hobbyists honing their skills? A lot of _good_ languages start out in one person's head so please keep at it!
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I tried to sign up (because it's a fantastic idea) but I got: "We're sorry, but something went wrong." when I tried to authorize the application in GitHub. If this is your project I'd love to try it out if there's another way for me to sign
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by mgallivan 14y ago
Thanks - chords in Chrome has been an issue a few people are having. I'm still looking for an answer. :D
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I've recently used this library to make an ear trainer app ( http://www.earbuilder.com ). It's pretty easy to use and the creator responds really quickly - the only issue I have at the moment is playing sounds simultaneously within Chrome.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
That's awesome feedback and something I wouldn't have come up with - so thank a lot! I'm going to release a newer version with more "Settings" options so that people can customize a bit more.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I don't quite understand what you mean by preview the sounds? Do you mean like previewing the intervals? I can add small buttons next to each to give you a glimpse - thanks for the suggestion! I was mostly going off the assumption that peop
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by mgallivan 14y ago
Thanks for the reply, - That's not a feature yet but I'll definitely add it to the todo list since people train in both ways. - Whenever you answer, the sound plays again: if you get it wrong it repeats, if you get it correct then it plays
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by mgallivan 14y ago
(I suck at HN. I thought I could post text AND a link... anyway, here's what I wrote.) Hi HN, I've been taking guitar lessons and one thing that is recommended to most musicians is ear training - where two different notes are played and you
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Show HN: My first web app trains your ears(earbuilder.com)
10 points by mgallivan 14y ago|7 comments
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by mgallivan 14y ago
Thanks!
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by mgallivan 14y ago
Is there any way to translate between this rather visual proof and the degrees of 8's neighbouring vertices? I tried to find if there was some theory behind it but all I could really find was "saturation degree".
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Create a blog using Emacs(renard.github.com)
3 points by mgallivan 14y ago|1 comments
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I think it's more of a comment on when/where the book was written rather than what it is about. It is a journal he kept while on campaign.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
What does the size of each vertex represent? Also, how do you lay out the graphs?
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by mgallivan 14y ago
It seems like your suggestion wouldn't allow for subtyping: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liskov_substitution_principle
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by mgallivan 14y ago
If you want to go a bit lower level you can always try to write a debugger.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I believe LinkedIn and Glassdoor already do this.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
I wasn't a huge fan of "Ghost in the Wires"... The book was a decent read but Mitnick comes off as uncaring and short-sighted.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
This may be a bit off-topic. I had to code a project in C once - nothing big, maybe 200-300 lines of actual C code. Instead of going straight to the computer, though, I sat down with a coffee for 2 hours and wrote the entire thing on paper.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
Ron Jeffries did the Sudoku Solver.
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by mgallivan 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laplace%27s_demon

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