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ryanmk

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    Comment #10268606

    I've plugged this before, but this is something that has really, actually, worked for me: beeminder.com

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    Comment #9911108

    Dude sounds like he's stuck in his own head.

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    Comment #9830874

    I tried using locals, and there was no change to the time. Using a boolean return value for isPrime shaved off two seconds.

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    Comment #9830836

    Thanks, using % did the trick.

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    Comment #9829329

    I've placed my port here: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/ce176d7ab4f6b7b1ba91 If you see anything wrong with it, or odd, feel free to share. I'm still investigating what is happ…

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    Comment #9829015

    It would be nice to see the numbers, in addition to the graph. I did a straight port of C to lua, and ran it with luajit. The C code ran in 49.901s. The luajit code ran in 14m16.54…

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    Comment #9561641

    I use lua for most scripting. A big reason for this is that the entire lua environment is in lua.exe. This allows for me to distribute scripts easily without having to include a C+…

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    Comment #9350264

    Love Ted Chiang!

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    Comment #8941197

    Isn't that called a "paycheck"?

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    Comment #8868298

    I agree with the parent. Upon encountering the page, my first feeling is that this is one of THOSE landing pages. Of course, I know this is just me bringing my biases to the thing,…

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    Comment #8839089

    I'd like to see what his take would be on a Groundhog's Day scenario.

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    Comment #8834491

    The website doesn't say what LTS haskell is. A curated set of packages? Of what?

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    Comment #8801956

    I use Beeminder.com to stay motivated. They have githun integration, which helps.

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    Comment #8743505

    Bandwagon hopping is a Good Thing. Furthermore, if you continue to bring something to the bandwagon, people will continue asking you to join them.

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    Comment #8690262

    You don't think they'll put humans on Mars within this century? Really? That's not a conservative statement. A conservative statement is, yea we'll probably get to Mars this centur…

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    Comment #8679506

    I'm glad I read this article. I just started experimenting with javascript for web development, and I've encountered so many Named Swords.

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    Comment #8671538

    I'm intrigued by your comment that being forced to do a lot with a little is powerful. Do you have any arguments or evidence for that you could point me to?

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    Comment #8666025

    It sounds like he doesn't think the level of abstraction offered is high enough. If you are using an FPGA as a general purpose device, and not for prototyping, then a higher level …

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    Comment #8649934

    I see Android as the future of the linux desktop.

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    Comment #8612498

    There's also GreenArrays GA144, which has 144 forth machines on a single microprocessor. http://www.greenarraychips.com/

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    Comment #8172540

    So she just appeared in her current form out of nowhere with no causes and conditions?

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    Comment #7990834

    See this study from Johns Hopkins: http://www.heffter.org/research-jhus.htm takeaway: Psilocybin may have a long-term anxiolytic effect.

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    Comment #7547755

    Can other computer-on-modules in a SODIMM package be used in the Compute Module IO Board they are developing? I've searched online, and I think the boards that the SODIMM modules a…