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The Performance Inequality Gap, 2023
(infrequently.org)
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mrfabbri
4y ago
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mrfabbri
12y ago
1750 lines of fascinating C [encompassing an garbage collector and user-level implementations of user-defined types and structures, single-dispatch object-oriented "messaging", and generic "multimethods"]
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mrfabbri
12y ago
Another interesting book on implementing Lisp (from a C perspective) is http://www.buildyourownlisp.com/ . Also, Lithp from fogus http://fogus.me/fun/lithp/ is a nice and brief exploration of imple
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mrfabbri
12y ago
"It's Satoshi all the way down"
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mrfabbri
12y ago
Another option could be transmission daemon web ui (forwarded over ssh)
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Unreplied – Smart Gmail Labeling for Messages with no response
(unreplied.me)
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mrfabbri
12y ago
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Source Filmmaker (free) Beta is now open to everyone
(sourcefilmmaker.com)
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mrfabbri
14y ago
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Lelylan: home, meet the web (and a REST API)
(lelylan.com)
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15y ago
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mrfabbri
15y ago
Yep, you learn little by "writing code", you learn a lot by developing an ass kicking product/service in a very constrained environment, working with great people and pushing yourself to the limit. It's about the people, the [human] experi
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mrfabbri
16y ago
The code above doesn't provide a Singleton implementation, you can test it by using the expression mySingleton() == mySingleton() which should evaluate to true, while it evaluates to false. The problem is that the function returns an object
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mrfabbri
16y ago
he definitely meant Rhino, as in Rhino on Rails http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2007/06/rhino-on-rails.html
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mrfabbri
16y ago
for what concerns capital letters, from the essay I cited before [ http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/pikestyle ]: "I eschew embedded capital letters in names; to my prose-oriented eyes, they are too awkward to read comfortably. They jangle li
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mrfabbri
16y ago
It reminds me of Rob Pike's "Notes on Programming in C", where Pike takes frequency into account as guideline, i.e. "A global variable rarely used may deserve a long name, maxphysaddr say" [ http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/pikestyle - Varia
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The Balsamiq Mockups Manifesto
(balsamiq.com)
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16y ago
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mrfabbri
16y ago
- E-mail/calendar/docs: Google Apps standard edition - Hosting: DreamHost - Analytics: Google Analytics - Project management: Email (lots of), Google Spreadsheets - File-sharing: WebDAV, Dropbox - Version control: Mercurial - Backups: rsync
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mrfabbri
16y ago
This mirrors my macbook setup [which I enjoy pretty much] with the external monitor: [mouse][keyobard][macbook trackpad] :-)
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mrfabbri
16y ago
It's a "weak AI" approach http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_AI (i.e. demonstrate intelligence) but it's definitely fair to call this an AI library. Subsumption architecture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsumption_architecture is the co
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mrfabbri
17y ago
Accessing http://m.google.com/app/buzz from an iPhone works whether or not you see the buzz label in gmail. You can use Firefox with the "User-Agent Switcher" add-on set on iPhone to try it out.
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Gilad Bracha: Atomic Install
(gbracha.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
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