billrobertson42

Good. I think you're saving yourself a potential headache. BTW, Good stuff! Looks like a fun project. Pardon me if I missed it while skimming, but what is your development platform?

Is it a case of "Source (will be) Available to Licensees?"

If so, I think trying to call it, "open source," puts you in the position where you might be perceived as being disingenuous. I also think it's less clear that way.

> running the GC after every request, and requiring turning off the normal GC - is overkill.

Sort of reminiscent of Erlang's per-process GC. Although, given what I've seen of Ruby's internals, I'm sure the similarities stop at the very highest conceptual levels.

Everything is a nail.

Netbeans, Idea, Bluejay

That work was done by Tor Norbye who worked on the core Netbeans team at the time.

I have been tempted to try your stuff many times. But ultimately no experience with Scheme or ios (and lets face it the time to motivation ratio wasn't good enough either).

It is great work, and I think there's value in making other languages that don't require huge runtimes viable for ios development.

Just today I found a Clojure/ObjC bridge: https://github.com/galdolber/clojure-objc

Not quite, it says you have had to have. Meaning if you're past the age where it is required, and you did not to it, you're out of luck.

* tried it & stopped

Performance was focused solely on throughput, latency was terrible for anything requiring even modest computation. Finally dropped it after rewriting a naive Clojure implementation of something that ran 8x faster than the Erlang version.

I notice it didn't automatically insert the semi-colon after the closing curly brace of class SMA. Haven't done enough c++ lately to think of situations where you wouldn't want this.

The first option is really easy to get started with. It can get a little clunky though when you suddenly need a repl, because now you need a new window (be it terminal or emacs).

Or a reason to use something like tripwire.

I would recommend epoxy instead of superglue.

Virtualbox runs just fine on Windows, and it's not difficult to set up a linux VM either.

You could look at bintray for your binaries.

Tiny ubiquitous nuclear fueled power sources.

It'll be great! What could go wrong?

I use it mostly naked. That way, if I end up on a machine with an stock version, I can deal with it.

Have whatever mode you need for your programming language. Turn off evil crap like inserting tabs. Turn off the splash screen.

Swap your left capslock and ctrl keys (externally).

Learn the important key bindings and a few other tricks and you're good to go. That way you can focus on accomplishing something rather than spending oodles of time customizing your environment.

BTW, I do like the effect.

Seems completely broken in Firefox (v 25.0 beta). The only thing that happens in the jsFiddle example is that it changes the number, and the github page looks like a web page from in 1994. Switched to Chrome and all is pretty.

In what way?

I found certain aspects of it really interesting. In particular, the way that the author interacts with the crawling software to gain insight into the structure of a website. Not just the process, but the way he interacts with it is interesting too.

Relative to your overall weight, that doesn't seem like it's highly variable, but I've never been much for stats. Try weighing yourself daily after dinner and see the difference.

How much water do you drink per day? I have found that in times where I'm not drinking enough water, my weight will fluctuate more.

Daily weigh-ins can be very consistent if you weigh yourself in the morning at about the same time after using the toilet, and before eating/drinking anything.

Why do I feel like every time I read one of these articles where the person refers to what they're doing as, "hustling," that they're not somebody I would ever want to trust?

Where did the comments for this article go? There were several here this morning.

A thought for you. Put up an image that hasn't been scaled for your screenshot. It looks fuzzy and indistinct, not the best first impression.

Or attempt to remedy the symptoms. e.g. mummification

The link to McCarthy's paper is broken. It has a closing paren at the end.

The article lost me at this.

> Already on MySQL? Migrate.

Got a silly little thing in the corner running just fine on MySQL. Go spend time on it? No.

I'm curious to see an example of one of your questions like this.