Comments for porges http://porg.es/blog Tue, 27 Dec 2011 14:16:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on HowTo: Get a RT2500-based wifi card working in Ubuntu by rt2500 low signal http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt2500-based-wifi-card-working-in-ubuntu/comment-page-1#comment-195849 rt2500 low signal Tue, 27 Dec 2011 14:16:55 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt2500-based-wifi-card-working-in-ubuntu#comment-195849 [...] rt2500 low signa I did this: I downloaded the rt2500 driver followink this link http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt25...king-in-ubuntu than I followed the procedure from step 3 (configuration) found here: [...] [...] rt2500 low signa I did this: I downloaded the rt2500 driver followink this link http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt25…king-in-ubuntu than I followed the procedure from step 3 (configuration) found here: [...]

]]> Comment on HowTo: Get a RT2500-based wifi card working in Ubuntu by Porges http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt2500-based-wifi-card-working-in-ubuntu/comment-page-1#comment-190029 Porges Thu, 01 Sep 2011 21:28:00 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt2500-based-wifi-card-working-in-ubuntu#comment-190029 Tom: I meant just <code>cd whereever/you/have/it</code>. Tom: I meant just cd whereever/you/have/it.

]]> Comment on HowTo: Get a RT2500-based wifi card working in Ubuntu by tom http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt2500-based-wifi-card-working-in-ubuntu/comment-page-1#comment-189741 tom Fri, 26 Aug 2011 07:15:56 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/howto-get-a-rt2500-based-wifi-card-working-in-ubuntu#comment-189741 Hope to install driver into Mint11. Can you explain instruction 3, "Open a terminal and browse to the folder ....." The terminal has no browse facility. Am I missing something? Regards Hope to install driver into Mint11.
Can you explain instruction 3, “Open a terminal and browse to the folder …..”
The terminal has no browse facility. Am I missing something?
Regards

]]> Comment on Implementing futures in C# by Porges http://porg.es/blog/implementing-futures-in-c/comment-page-1#comment-189529 Porges Mon, 22 Aug 2011 04:49:04 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/implementing-futures-in-c#comment-189529 David: Ouch! That's a bit nasty. David: Ouch! That’s a bit nasty.

]]> Comment on Implementing futures in C# by DAvid V. Corbin [Microsoft MVP] http://porg.es/blog/implementing-futures-in-c/comment-page-1#comment-189450 DAvid V. Corbin [Microsoft MVP] Sat, 20 Aug 2011 14:12:23 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/implementing-futures-in-c#comment-189450 Actually this methodology will yield very poor performance in most cases, as the BeginInvoke will have to set up a complete remoting environment [yes, remoting]. See http://www.lukepuplett.com/2009/05/using-delegates-oh-for-f-sake-moment.html for details. Actually this methodology will yield very poor performance in most cases, as the BeginInvoke will have to set up a complete remoting environment [yes, remoting]. See http://www.lukepuplett.com/2009/05/using-delegates-oh-for-f-sake-moment.html for details.

]]> Comment on Music Synthesizer Project (in Matlab) by Drew http://porg.es/blog/music-synthesizer-project-in-matlab/comment-page-1#comment-186516 Drew Mon, 13 Jun 2011 04:14:25 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=221#comment-186516 Great job on the project. It's a good exploration into the musical possibilities of Matlab. I encourage you to keep it up and explore even further. Matlab is so powerful for this type of work, and there's really no limit to how far you can go! Great job on the project. It’s a good exploration into the musical possibilities of Matlab. I encourage you to keep it up and explore even further. Matlab is so powerful for this type of work, and there’s really no limit to how far you can go!

]]> Comment on Implementing futures in C# by neo http://porg.es/blog/implementing-futures-in-c/comment-page-1#comment-186197 neo Sat, 04 Jun 2011 13:31:50 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/implementing-futures-in-c#comment-186197 It became Task in .NET 4 RTM It became Task in .NET 4 RTM

]]> Comment on Rhythmbox Plugin: Stop after current track by Ivo JImenez http://porg.es/blog/rhythmbox-plugin-stop-after-current-track/comment-page-1#comment-185856 Ivo JImenez Fri, 27 May 2011 04:35:42 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=324#comment-185856 Very nice! I've been looking for this. Is there a way to make it work in version 0.13.3 Very nice! I’ve been looking for this. Is there a way to make it work in version 0.13.3

]]> Comment on So, it turns out that .NET’s Regex are more powerful t̖̱̍ͭ͊h̟ͨͨa̞̖̙̔̇n͇̝͚̤̒́ͨ̐ ̯͖̏̌̔Ị̟̮̱̥̇̐̎͂ͬ͗̒ ̪̹̱͙̘ͦ̉ͪͪͣ̉͊o͕̥̝͇͙ͪ͊ͤ̑̂̽́r͔̭̪̮̟͗̍ͨ͗͛ͣḭ̝̜͈ͫ́g̥̹̥̜̦̓̇̓i̪͕̭̞͛ͯ̓͛̔̾ͫn̘̗a̰̜ͨͪ͊l̩͑̐̐́ͥ̚l̜ͨ͋̈ẙͦ́ ̟̬̬̫͙̤ͭ̚t̳͎̱̗̲́h͔͙̰̬̊̈́͊̾o͉ͫ̌̄u͉̲̥g̏ͥ̑̅̽̇h̻͇̥̰̯ͥͯṱ̯̏̄̒͒ͫ̃.͖̟͍̘̼̼̍̐̀͊̓́… by Anders http://porg.es/blog/so-it-turns-out-that-dot-nets-regex-are-more-powerful-than-i-originally-thought/comment-page-1#comment-185325 Anders Sun, 15 May 2011 14:04:26 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=575#comment-185325 Why not use a proper recursive parsing grammar instead? This is very neat: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar I'm myself using this implementation for a project of mine: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/grammar_support_1.aspx Why not use a proper recursive parsing grammar instead?
This is very neat: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar

I’m myself using this implementation for a project of mine: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/grammar_support_1.aspx

]]> Comment on So, it turns out that .NET’s Regex are more powerful t̖̱̍ͭ͊h̟ͨͨa̞̖̙̔̇n͇̝͚̤̒́ͨ̐ ̯͖̏̌̔Ị̟̮̱̥̇̐̎͂ͬ͗̒ ̪̹̱͙̘ͦ̉ͪͪͣ̉͊o͕̥̝͇͙ͪ͊ͤ̑̂̽́r͔̭̪̮̟͗̍ͨ͗͛ͣḭ̝̜͈ͫ́g̥̹̥̜̦̓̇̓i̪͕̭̞͛ͯ̓͛̔̾ͫn̘̗a̰̜ͨͪ͊l̩͑̐̐́ͥ̚l̜ͨ͋̈ẙͦ́ ̟̬̬̫͙̤ͭ̚t̳͎̱̗̲́h͔͙̰̬̊̈́͊̾o͉ͫ̌̄u͉̲̥g̏ͥ̑̅̽̇h̻͇̥̰̯ͥͯṱ̯̏̄̒͒ͫ̃.͖̟͍̘̼̼̍̐̀͊̓́… by Lucero http://porg.es/blog/so-it-turns-out-that-dot-nets-regex-are-more-powerful-than-i-originally-thought/comment-page-1#comment-185143 Lucero Tue, 10 May 2011 16:31:27 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=575#comment-185143 I'm impressed - seriously! But... I'd still use a proper parser! ;) I’m impressed – seriously! But… I’d still use a proper parser!

]]> Comment on So, it turns out that .NET’s Regex are more powerful t̖̱̍ͭ͊h̟ͨͨa̞̖̙̔̇n͇̝͚̤̒́ͨ̐ ̯͖̏̌̔Ị̟̮̱̥̇̐̎͂ͬ͗̒ ̪̹̱͙̘ͦ̉ͪͪͣ̉͊o͕̥̝͇͙ͪ͊ͤ̑̂̽́r͔̭̪̮̟͗̍ͨ͗͛ͣḭ̝̜͈ͫ́g̥̹̥̜̦̓̇̓i̪͕̭̞͛ͯ̓͛̔̾ͫn̘̗a̰̜ͨͪ͊l̩͑̐̐́ͥ̚l̜ͨ͋̈ẙͦ́ ̟̬̬̫͙̤ͭ̚t̳͎̱̗̲́h͔͙̰̬̊̈́͊̾o͉ͫ̌̄u͉̲̥g̏ͥ̑̅̽̇h̻͇̥̰̯ͥͯṱ̯̏̄̒͒ͫ̃.͖̟͍̘̼̼̍̐̀͊̓́… by Yo http://porg.es/blog/so-it-turns-out-that-dot-nets-regex-are-more-powerful-than-i-originally-thought/comment-page-1#comment-185131 Yo Tue, 10 May 2011 05:56:53 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=575#comment-185131 Dear god what have you unleashed into this world? Dear god what have you unleashed into this world?

]]> Comment on Email address validation: Simpler, Faster, More Correct by Validating email addresses with .NET regular expressions : porges http://porg.es/blog/email-address-validation-simpler-faster-more-correct/comment-page-1#comment-185130 Validating email addresses with .NET regular expressions : porges Tue, 10 May 2011 04:46:10 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=317#comment-185130 [...] did validation in Haskell a while back, and since I recently discovered .NET’s “balancing groups” regex [...] [...] did validation in Haskell a while back, and since I recently discovered .NET’s “balancing groups” regex [...]

]]> Comment on Rhythmbox Plugin: Stop after current track by Jamie http://porg.es/blog/rhythmbox-plugin-stop-after-current-track/comment-page-1#comment-184623 Jamie Thu, 28 Apr 2011 18:04:29 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=324#comment-184623 There was a small player (VUPlayer) I used in Windows specifically for this feature. I hate leaving with music stopped. I like for it to fade out as I leave. So what I do is just leave it playing and as I leave the room it creates the fade. It greatly improves the quality of your life. I am elated that you made this and posted for us the public. You are great There was a small player (VUPlayer) I used in Windows specifically for this feature.

I hate leaving with music stopped. I like for it to fade out as I leave. So what I do is just leave it playing and as I leave the room it creates the fade. It greatly improves the quality of your life.

I am elated that you made this and posted for us the public. You are great

]]> Comment on Music Synthesizer Project (in Matlab) by Samuel Brainerd http://porg.es/blog/music-synthesizer-project-in-matlab/comment-page-1#comment-181190 Samuel Brainerd Thu, 10 Feb 2011 19:45:05 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=221#comment-181190 Hey George....sorry but I'm just getting my claws into synthesizers and stuff.....Its not part of my course though...So can you recommend any books that cover the theoretical details about basic topics like additive and subtractive synthesis and the like??? PS loved the project... ;) Hey George….sorry but I’m just getting my claws into synthesizers and stuff…..Its not part of my course though…So can you recommend any books that cover the theoretical details about basic topics like additive and subtractive synthesis and the like???
PS loved the project…

]]> Comment on Generating x86 assembly with Haskell by Andy http://porg.es/blog/generating-x86-assembly-with-haskell/comment-page-1#comment-175433 Andy Tue, 12 Oct 2010 06:51:02 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=236#comment-175433 Great! Thanks very much, George! Keep up the good work - this kind of post is really interesting! Bye for now - - Andy Great! Thanks very much, George!
Keep up the good work – this kind of post is really interesting!
Bye for now –
- Andy

]]> Comment on Generating x86 assembly with Haskell by Porges http://porg.es/blog/generating-x86-assembly-with-haskell/comment-page-1#comment-175422 Porges Mon, 11 Oct 2010 05:33:02 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=236#comment-175422 Hi Andy, You can consider this PD :) In general, everything on this blog is under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license. I used to have this noted but it seems to have disappeared :) Hi Andy,

You can consider this PD

In general, everything on this blog is under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license. I used to have this noted but it seems to have disappeared

]]> Comment on Generating x86 assembly with Haskell by Andy http://porg.es/blog/generating-x86-assembly-with-haskell/comment-page-1#comment-175411 Andy Sun, 10 Oct 2010 07:14:26 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=236#comment-175411 Hi George - this is a great bit of code! I'm just starting to get into poking around with compilers, and I'm looking at doing a public-domain compiler for a small FP language. Given that, it's possible that I may look at using some of this code. So I was just wondering - is this code basically P.D.? (In other words, "use as you like, but attribution is appreciated"?) If I do use any of it, I'll certainly give aknowledgement to you! Looking forward to hearing from you - bye for now! - Andy Hi George – this is a great bit of code!
I’m just starting to get into poking around with compilers, and I’m looking at doing a public-domain compiler for a small FP language. Given that, it’s possible that I may look at using some of this code.
So I was just wondering – is this code basically P.D.? (In other words, “use as you like, but attribution is appreciated”?) If I do use any of it, I’ll certainly give aknowledgement to you!
Looking forward to hearing from you – bye for now!
- Andy

]]> Comment on Functional programming, APL and Unix pipes by Daniil http://porg.es/blog/functional-programming-apl-and-unix-pipes/comment-page-1#comment-169617 Daniil Sat, 12 Jun 2010 13:39:12 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/functional-programming-apl-and-unix-pipes#comment-169617 Hey, nice post, but I would like to bring your attention to the fact that "~>" is not really a pipe operator. You see, what you do is basically this: file ~> sort ~> uniq -c ~> sort -n Which is not cool. If you want to be more pipish, you gotta do (sort file) ~> urniq -c ~> sort -n, which is not really cool too. Do you know, is there a way to make actual pipes in haskell? PS: Sorry for my English, I am not a native speaker. Hey, nice post, but I would like to bring your attention to the fact that “~>” is not really a pipe operator. You see, what you do is basically this:
file ~> sort ~> uniq -c ~> sort -n
Which is not cool. If you want to be more pipish, you gotta do

(sort file) ~> urniq -c ~> sort -n, which is not really cool too.

Do you know, is there a way to make actual pipes in haskell?

PS: Sorry for my English, I am not a native speaker.

]]> Comment on Rhythmbox Plugin: Stop after current track by yin http://porg.es/blog/rhythmbox-plugin-stop-after-current-track/comment-page-1#comment-169379 yin Mon, 07 Jun 2010 22:10:21 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/?p=324#comment-169379 how do you set it permanently instead of having to click it everytime u choose to hear a song? how do you set it permanently instead of having to click it everytime u choose to hear a song?

]]> Comment on Normalizing your MP3 collection with mp3gain by Carlos Vieira http://porg.es/blog/normalizing-your-mp3-collection-with-mp3gain/comment-page-1#comment-168432 Carlos Vieira Sun, 23 May 2010 14:40:50 +0000 http://porg.es/blog/normalizing-your-mp3-collection-with-mp3gain#comment-168432 The GUI frontend is called easyMP3gain, BTW. :-) The GUI frontend is called easyMP3gain, BTW.

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