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Ask HN: What are you working on tonight?
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#142Building a hotel site. Fixing some irritating join statements when searching by station name (it's for Tokyo).
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#143My project: a "Foursquare meets Mafia Wars" game. You claim a real location, name it and defend it. Generate virtual currency over time and spend it on weapons. The code is complete and the family will be running some tests this weekend. Next, we will invite a few friends, get some feedback and figure out the next steps.
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#144The serial interface for the MIPS microprocessor that I am going to be spending the rest of the semester implementing on an FPGA.
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#145A Python compiler using Flex, Bison and C++.
Is this for CS164 at Berkeley? It sounds like the 164 project.
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#146Writing a distributed control system in Io for my robot I'll take to the Sparkfun UAV competition.
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#147Patent office action response.
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#148Not yet night here, but I'm just finishing writing up a heat-mapping multi-user system for work.
I should also be working on 10 other programming projects that are due by april 1st, and 2 other personal projects as well, but don't seem to have the time nor inclination.
I think I want to go with MikeMacMan's suggestion and drink. =)
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#149Winning National Novel Writing Month. I know that NaNoWriMo is in November, but I reserve the right to change February into another November in my personal timeline. I just have 618 words left. I've never written anything longer than about twenty pages before, and no fiction, so this was really a new and exciting experience for me. To my surprise, the book is actually pretty fun to read; I was expecting it to suck. I didn't know that any of this was even possible for me. This really has been an amazing month, and I look forward to doing it again when the official November comes around.
(On a more nerdy note, none of the existing word processors really felt right to me, so I'm using a text format of my own devising, a python script to convert it into TeX with the memoir document class, and emacs. And org-mode to handle the story notes. It's remarkably pleasant, and it was a fun way of procrastinating. Much like writing this post.)
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#150Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's still that one. We were starting to spend too much time gcing once everything got lazily loaded, but a few days ago I started throwing stuff out of memory and now it looks like we've got performance back into the tolerable range. http://hnstatus.net/
One day, I will be able to load my saved items...
Wow, no kidding. And I'm certain items are missing from the beginning of the list. I know they're still saved somewhere, because I can't upmod those articles.