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Lazarus / LCL. It is cross-platform, lightweight (more lightweight than Qt since it uses native widgets), can be used for commercial purpose, and is fast to compile. The limitation…

I sometimes find LaTeX too verbose. And sometimes it's very tricky to do seemingly trivial things. For web development, HTML, CSS, Javascript can be written directly, or generated …

The `codecs.register` approach is interesting. I hope Ruby has something similar. Unfortunately I could not find such thing in Ruby.

I think both the old and new diff worth a look. Maybe showing them using different colors is a good idea. Phabricator uses light colors to show changes not introduced in this patch…

Actually I am using this syntax with React 0.12.1. React.DOM just work as expected. For custom components, prepend "React.createClass" with "React.createFactory". See http://jsfidd…

One thing I like React is it is plain javascript. Therefore I can use coffeescript to describe the component: {div, p, ul, li} = React.DOM ... render: -> div className: 'foo', p cl…

This may be why concerning of testing in ruby, dhh supports native Test::Unit instead of Cucumber [1]. 1. http://cukes.info

Yeah. pacman is a killer feature. I always install pacapt [1] before dealing packages elsewhere. [1] https://github.com/icy/pacapt

Does this mean people live in Autarctica could live longer but think slower?

I think GNOME3 is breaking *nix philosophy: do one thing and do it well; to be highly configurable. You have freedom to use compiz in GNOME2, but not in 3. There are a lot of good …

There is a vim plugin: rename.vim [1] which basically do the same job but without go dependency. [1] http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1721

Or use dlopen, dlsym to get the real function.

Maybe Facebook could try something like Flattr: one user has, say, 30 likes per months for pages. If he or she likes 3000 pages in one month, then each like counts as only 0.01 nor…

I have used ptrace and cgroup (in an online judge system). The cgroup way feels more correct and stable while ptrace feels a hack. The usage of ptrace and SIGSTOP in upstart looks …

The Ruby way is: 1. common (not all) things are simple / elegant. 2. Advanced things are doable, usually require a slightly more complex syntax. For example, Ruby allows one "block…

The Ruby examples are unfair. Ruby intentionally makes parenthesis optional. So `do_something` is `do_something()`. For the first example, - method_as_fun = o.my-method - method_as…

I write another one for ruby, check out samples here: https://github.com/quark-zju/easysh Although its functions are a subset of sh for python. It has many synatactic sugars, makes…

Seems not working with cruby 1.9.3 ? SyntaxError: .../rubysh-0.0.2/lib/rubysh/subprocess/parallel_io.rb:77: Invalid next

I noticed that hamlet.rb is based on slim. Why not use slim directly?