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clvv

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    This video has a very good introduction to the problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAiJocr6ZKg

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    Tools similar to z: 1. [Autojump]( https://github.com/joelthelion/autojump ), first implementation and what z was based on, written in python. Functionality similar to z. 2. [Fasd]…

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    I think the compiler would already be available in javascript if that's the case.

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    Comment #4276849

    It is always better to have alternatives. Being self-hosting and compiling to a widely-used language like javascript is definitely a plus. Another useful case is that an interactiv…

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    Comment #4276727

    I wonder if there're any plans to make it self-hosting. It would be more appealing if it can run in browsers and node like CoffeeScript.

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    I hope Firefox OS will get frequent updates just like desktop browsers. If Mozilla manages to bring all the advantages of modern desktop browser technologies on to a mobile platfor…

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    Comment #4245729

    What about Native American cultures? They had not seen horses until the Europeans arrived, but they certainly had pants.

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    Comment #4145128

    If you're using X, then xcape can map both Esc and Ctrl to Capslock. https://github.com/alols/xcape

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    Here is a quick-and-hackish way to stream / broadcast your terminal ( http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/6788/ ): script -qf | tee >(nc -l -p 5000) >(nc -l -p 5001) >(nc -l…

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    The problem is the lack of an efficient input method. I personally haven't come across any good soft full keyboard. And special keys won't work on bluetooth keyboards on old Androi…

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    > It's a near certainty that a bash interpreter will be available on a Unix system; bash has become the JVM of the Unix world. Don't assume this if you want your shell scripts to b…

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    I agree that WebOS has a good ambition. But maybe that they should have updated their software stack more often. If you look at the software versions, such as Webkit, V8, node, you…

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    People can accomplish the same thing after learning a mental algorithm to calculate the day of the week. Doomsday rule, invented by Mathematician John Conway, is one of the easier …

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    An asian high school senior here. I'm currently in the process of applying to colleges. In most college applications, demographics are listed under the section where they say the i…

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    I've been using HP dm1z for half a year now. It's a pretty good portable laptop with good battery life. Although in terms of computing power it won't compare to the airs. But at $4…

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    Some related references: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/KaprekarRoutine.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6174_(number) The Wolfram link contains a list of Kaprekar numbers and Kapre…

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    I believe the reason is memory latency, and the sequential nature of CPUs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SDRAM_latency I'm no expert on this subject but I think Moore's Law is more …

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    A partially related topic(maybe many of you already know): I was learning about minimizing logic expressions the other day, and I learned about the Karnaugh Map, which uses Gray co…

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    Lucius: https://github.com/vim-scripts/Lucius

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    Comment #2377285

    > Posted: January 13th, 2007 That's four years ago.