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Jeremysr
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Comment #17920193
For project-based tutorials/books, which are centred around building a program step-by-step by following a series of human-readable diffs, I think a tool is very much needed. For h…
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Comment #16566294
Just finished the stack machine, very nice work. Love the presentation and the code is beautiful. Looking forward to future snacks!
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Comment #14180335
Sounds like you may enjoy My Rails Blob: http://railsblob.blogspot.ca/2006/08/my-new-blob.html
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Comment #14054829
See https://github.com/snaptoken/kilo-tutorial/issues/4 You may have a broken version of the font locally. If you download the offline version of the tutorial, it'll come with all …
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Comment #14047129
It seems to be doing fine now, but you can always download a local copy (it's all static HTML) from https://github.com/snaptoken/kilo-tutorial/releases
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Comment #8124402
Well, you could distribute your encrypted wallet as widely as you want, without worrying about theft or loss (if you have a good passphrase and spread the wallet to enough location…
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Comment #6195327
Aw, I was hoping to see that slave mode was fixed. I want to use slave mode to make a music player with my own user interface and library/playlist manager in Ruby without having to…
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Comment #5922533
I don't know if this works for everyone, (and I hate to appeal to magic), but I'm pretty sure it was http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/book/chapter-3.htm... that gave me a …
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Comment #5580564
Jan. 2013 was _why's first reappearance. He had actually updated his website with the first couple entries in the print queue in December, but no one noticed until January. After p…
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Comment #5573015
thdvl also changed the SPOOL/SOLICIT file to a bunch of base64, which decodes to a gif image, which is of a QR code that points to the URL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistulae_mo…
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Comment #5572181
If anyone wants to hook their actual printer up to _why's queue (which I'm pretty sure is what he intended), iandennismiller transcribed the OCaml program in SPOOL/HOMEWORK which p…
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Comment #5572023
It's a little taller, but it still looks like an o to me. If you go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShpcjWG_Meo it says "This video is unavailable", which means that a video did …
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Comment #5405116
Heh, not knowing Java very well, I scoured the BigInteger docs for quirks and loopholes, then gave up and found your comment. I guess "java.security.SecureRandom" sounded too impre…
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Comment #1540725
He also created a language of his own which was inspired by Io: http://github.com/fogus/potion (and here's the pamphlet: http://runciter.net/potion )
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Comment #1350938
yes, the story is told by shack_a_nerd: http://shack-a-nerd.livejournal.com/70594.html
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Comment #1072499
I talked to the guy who did the interview a month ago and told him about the problem and advised him to change it to why.usesthis.com and his last words were "you know, i think i m…
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Comment #934830
not quite. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goo_(programming_language)
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Comment #777021
I tried looking at http://whytheluckystiff.net on archive.org but he was why the lucky stiff throughout.
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Comment #775704
Wow, I can't believe I thought it was "Plastic Cups" all this time. Thanks stephencelis, I've edited my comment. Edit: ah, now I remember. It's because in chapter 4 of the poignant…
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