ryanbraganza

Did you see the update?

"To the users of FunnyJunk: I never had plans to sue FunnyJunk and get it shut down; I just wanted my stolen comics removed -- your admin is a moron who chooses his words about as carefully as a mule chooses where to take a shit."

http://theoatmeal.com/blog/funnyjunk2

I recommend pentadactyl

http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/

            Pentadactyl was once called Vimperator, initially written by Martin
            Stubenschrott, then developed and maintained by Doug Kearns, Kris
            Maglione, and several other invaluable contributors.
            Doug and Kris, the primary Vimperator developers for several
            years, have left the Vimperator project and now develop and
            maintain Pentadactyl in its stead.

He's not pissed off at elance https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/163363094834319360

Also interesting: https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/163190258593304576

I think this cooled down a lot quicker if Grant had made a better reply. DHH didn't start out by calling them scumbags. (See his twitter feed)

I don't think you really need to be friendly for an empty repo for users who can't admin the repo.

Take a look at quickcheck if you want something that works today.

http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Introduction_to_QuickChec...

How is it not just prolog?

At the very least, a constraint programming language would be a good basis to start with here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constraint_programming

Do you think HN would benefit from a bot that reposts 5-month-old resources where the resource would have updated since then?

I think this would only be valuable when the first post is more of a "show hn/looking for contributors" and the second is a "this project has come of age and is valuable for the general population".

Otherwise, if it was valuable then, you would've bookmarked it. If it wasn't, it shouldn't have been submitted.

What is it?

The article's headline is misleading. FTA:

“If you’re willing to do the work to understand it a little bit, well I hate to say it, but there’s more available in some ways,” said Woz.

Make sure you actually try running "from __future__ import braces"

It's not exactly a short piece somebody could comment on straight away :)

I think it's a good introductory piece.

There are two devices in question here - the Galaxy S and the Galaxy Tab. Both of these are touchwiz devices. Samsung claims that adding TW to ICS will require more hardware (in particular, RAM) than these devices have.

One option would be to remove TW - the nexus s and galaxy s are near identical in hardware spec but the nexus s will be updated to ICS. The main difference being the nexus s is non-TW. However, for samsung, this is not really a viable option. Going from TW to ICS is a major change - things work differently under TW than stock android.

Their best "option" (ignoring costs) would be to find a way to minimise the amount of RAM TW uses and enable ICS on these older devices.

The galaxy s has already received froyo and gingerbread upgrades. What do people think is an "acceptable" upgrade timeframe?

Dupe: submitted 366 days ago - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2034624

Merry Christmas!

019 is up too

Try:

$ wget http://hackermonthly.com/xmas/hackermonthly-issue{001..19}.z...

NaN !== NaN

Apart from that, I agree.

How did you do it?

I can think of two.

  * (programmer) laziness

  * if you know you want type coercion

For anyone else who thinks their english skills lacking, make sure you read the gp's post aloud

This is the entire point of branding.

100.times is also wrong (unless you i+1 in your block all the time)

Cleaner, I think is "1.upto(100){ ... }"

In case Jason posts something else and his tumblr updates...

http://jasonshah.tumblr.com/post/14100621401/no-you-are-not-...

What's the equivalent of template1 in mysql?

previous discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3277027

I think it would be nicer if the folders were grouped together (at the top).

I'm impressed that this blogpost wasn't titled "GitHub has one big forking flaw".

That aside, I think github's model is largely correct. In git itself, a commit is a child of a parent (or parents).

because all the sad people are dead?

And for you crazy people on python3..

python3 -m http.server

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bome "Verb, " I just Bomed that math test!" (Meaning you did a good job)"

Although based on context, I'd guess a misspelt "bombed"?

Interesting to see the note about ChromiumOS/Android...

"There is something of a silver lining. googlecode.com will take over search for their projects, and also take over hosting the Chromium search page. (If ChromiumOS or Android are important to you, reach out to whatever contacts you have at Google now and let them know!)There is something of a silver lining. googlecode.com will take over search for their projects, and also take over hosting the Chromium search page. (If ChromiumOS or Android are important to you, reach out to whatever contacts you have at Google now and let them know!)"