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Does the IK12 and YC merger disadvantage edtech startups?
We (a school teacher and an unemployed hacker) have an idea we think could massively empower educators. We had plans to apply for Imagine K12's fall cadre. All we were waiting for …
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Comment #10191091
Link: http://blog.codinghorror.com/standard-markdown-is-now-common...
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Comment #10191072
Of course its not. After all, why would it be?
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Comment #10191007
https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/fr...
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Comment #10190998
Suggest putting this in a repo somewhere, in the vein of: https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/fr... https://github.com/ligurio/free-software-testing-books/blo…
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Comment #10190915
I don't think this holds water at all. The crux of the article is: > ...one last gap remains in the middle of this stack of system exclusivity: Apple licenses the instruction set a…
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Comment #10190867
Not particlarly; in fact, apple has basically done this exact thing twice in the past ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_68k_emulator ), ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_(s…
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Comment #10190789
Perhaps the word is 'pwn'?
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Comment #10190781
> There are LLVM targets with corresponding ABIs that are nonspecific to architectures like PNaCL but Apple is not using them They do indeed support LLVM IR target(s) that are, in …
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Comment #10190756
A few more (particularly nspr and apr): http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/portability-libs/
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Comment #10185059
Agreed. Should have said "hopefully" rather than "probably".
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Comment #10185052
Ongoing? Maybe not. But, rather than talk IBM in 1984 (which is probably a bad example vis-a-vis Apple products and their breakthrough impact), I'll refer you to the facial tissue …
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Comment #10184987
OK. Per this 2011 article ( http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/28/business/media/researching... ), Kleenex has a 47.1% share of the facial tissue market. I assume these numbers reflect…
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Comment #10184733
Ha. Having conquered the paywall: Ridiculous. COBOL. AppleScript. Lego Mindstorms. Also: Is it difficult to develop a programming language which is closely related to human languag…
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Comment #10184667
To answer my own question (and for anyone else who's an idiot like me): Google the title of this post and look at Google's cache. i.e., http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search…
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Comment #10184656
Ok, got it, and fair enough. So, per said item/policy: > It's ok to ask how to read an article or to help other users by sharing a workaround. So, can anyone share the workaround f…
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Apple Global Service Exchange Has Been Compromised
This may not be "news", but Apple's GSX (Global Service Exchange) site has been compromised for some time. This is the site is where/how Apple and Apple Service Providers order, re…
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Comment #10171079
"We're not sure this will work, but if it does we'll do it from now on." I don't believe this has now been "done from now on" I don't think?
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Comment #10171048
I write homebrew formulae.
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Why the HN Wikipedia page is awesome
1. Because it contains the phrase: "Graham has stated he hopes to avoid the Eternal September that results in the general decline of intelligent discourse within a community". Exce…
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Comment #10170597
Identical is pretty easy. Maybe something like this. #!/bin/sh here=$PWD dir=. depth= rm -f /tmp/list [ $# -eq 1 ] && [ -e "$1" ] && dir=$1 || depth=$1 [ $# -eq 2 ] && for i in "$@…