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Xogot: Godot for iPad(blog.la-terminal.net)
5 points by stefanu 1y ago|1 comments
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by stefanu 4y ago
Had similar struggles as well. Then after few experiments with plain paper (tried A4, B6, A5 - all landscape), I switched to Midori Paper Pad, carrying it in a leather pouch. Using A5 on the go and A4 on my desk. All in landscape orientatio
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by stefanu 4y ago
Can confirm, MUJI notebooks are of a decent quality and they can handle fountain pens as well. In addition to that, I gradually switched to their 0.38 pens of different colors. With fountain pen it was more stylish but impractical for multi
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by stefanu 5y ago
In Czechia and Slovakia we have mapy.cz which gives you more detailed map for walking/hiking, including contour lines. See [^1] for example. The coloured trails you can see at more detailed zoom levels, are part of the hiking trail sys
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SimCity, Cellular Automata, and Happy Tool for HyperLook (2018)(medium.com)
2 points by stefanu 7y ago|1 comments
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FractaSketch (1997)(info.ucl.ac.be)
2 points by stefanu 7y ago|0 comments
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Tektronix Smalltalk Document Archive(wirfs-brock.com)
4 points by stefanu 7y ago|1 comments
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by stefanu 7y ago
They have a recent blog post “A lesson from SARS-CoV for 2019-nCoV”: http://www.virology.ws/2020/01/23/a-lesson-from-sars-cov-for...
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by stefanu 7y ago
Formal specification (PDF, in Slovak) that contains drawings with dimensions, rules for stacking of multiple markers, shapes, etc.: http://www.jazdecka-turistika.sk/images/stories/dokumenty/KT... EDIT: Typo
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Facebook Employee Fell to His Death at Menlo Park Headquarters(gizmodo.com)
3 points by stefanu 7y ago|0 comments
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The Breakneck Evolution of Chinese Metro Systems(archdaily.com)
2 points by stefanu 7y ago|0 comments
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NeXT: Steve Jobs’ Dot.com IPO That Never Happened(computerhistory.org)
150 points by stefanu 10y ago|98 comments
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by stefanu 10y ago
Author here. I admit, it has been more than a year since I made a significant contribution. It kind of correlates with change of my job – since I started to work with my current employer I didn't have almost any time to work on neither
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by stefanu 10y ago
Author here. They are very independent. In short: Cubes is OLAP framework for abstracting aggregate queries on top of a datastore, mostly through SQL. You define a so called multi-dimensional model – how the analysts see the world, and cube
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by stefanu 12y ago
I don't think we can equate complexity of a tropical thunderstorm to the complexity as described in the article. The discussed complexity arises from local connections (be it persistent bonds or repeated interactions) between entities.
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by stefanu 12y ago
What about a cold weather? You can still turn the crown in gloves when it is freezing.
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by stefanu 12y ago
There is one advantage in people mispronouncing your name though. In my experience, people within a group tend to converge towards one pronunciation or variation of your name. On a random encounter in public or out-of-the group environment,
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by stefanu 12y ago
I think that if people were more familiar with Smalltalk, the Objective-C would not get that bad rating. I find the Smalltalk message passing syntax is way more readable than more common function(args) syntax. ObjC is nothing more than a pl
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by stefanu 12y ago
That reminds me SOAR[1] (from 1984): Smalltalk on a RISC Smalltalk on a RISC (SOAR) is a simple, Von Neumann computer that is designed to execute the Smalltalk-80 system much faster than existing VLSI microcomputers. The Smalltalk-80 syste
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by stefanu 12y ago
Git based SparkleShare: http://sparkleshare.org
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by stefanu 13y ago
It's about the principle. I'm not saying that the problem has no solution, I can convert the files using someone else's computer as you are saying. Why should I get a USB CD drive that I will use only to convert documents tha
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by stefanu 13y ago
FFS, this is "HackerNews"... write a bash script to do it for you. I have written quite a few bash scripts, python scripts and long ago ruby and smalltalk scripts to do things for me, that bothered me. My point is, this is a so
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by stefanu 13y ago
You are right, I can get all the necessary hardware for that. That is not a problem, problem is that I can't have that when I need it. Imagine you go to a meetup and would like to show some older presentations and you are not aware of
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by stefanu 13y ago
You are right, it is not true of all proprietary software. There is no problem with software upgrades, not even with frequent software upgrades. Problem is when the software requires regular document upgrades . This requirement can not be
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“This presentation can’t be opened because it’s too old”(plus.google.com)
370 points by stefanu 13y ago|210 comments
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The Lyra Visualization Design Environment – Interactive Data Lab(idl.cs.washington.edu)
1 points by stefanu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stefanu 13y ago
Etoile is great project with many interesting concepts. I always wished that Apple would somehow get inspired by the LanguageKit. I guess that AppleScript was good enough... I miss the talks of pre-Etoile days on #gnustep.
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by stefanu 13y ago
Thanks Marcel. Nice work with Objective Smalltalk too. Irony is that at that time the Smalltalk people didn't see the advantages of frameworks like StepTalk. I got a few "Why don't you just use Smalltalk?" questions on E
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by stefanu 13y ago
StepTalk is another Smalltalk-ObjectiveC legacy framework, originally meant for Smalltalk-like scripting of ObjectiveC apps/tools. It was built for GNUstep but worked on early versions of Cocoa as well: https://github.com&#x
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by stefanu 13y ago
I would love to move to Python 3 as I have no technical dependencies. The only reason I'm still writing my code and open-source library in Python 2 is the ecosystem of my clients. Even if that was technically possible to migrate to Pyt

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