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gordonguthrie

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  1. Compiling law into generative property based tests for gov service (digitalpolicy.substack.com)
    1 points 1
  2. Ask HN: Why isn't Erlang more popular?

    The old Erlang mailing list/twit o'sphere is in a fluster. A manic phase: “WhatsApp - they'll no be asking who uses Erlang now!" preceded by a depressive phase "why isn't Erlang more popular?". The Erlang community is…

    202 points 243
  3. Xmas Hacking On Spotify (github.com)
    2 points 0
  4. Results Of Poll On Maintaining Erlang Systems (ferd.ca)
    2 points 1
  5. Show HN - Turing Festival

    In a couple of weeks time there is the 2nd Turing Festival in Edinburgh on the theme 'Digital Everywhere'. All kinds of cool stuff - people from the Higgs Boson Team at Cern, people from the JPL Interplanetary…

    10 points 2
  6. Some Questions For European Geeks (abitontheside.turingfestival.com)
    24 points 3
  7. Learning eLisp (learn-elisp-for-emacs.uses.hn)
    55 points 36
  8. Fatboy In A Lean World (oreillygmt.eu)
    27 points 7
  9. New Years Resolution: Learn (e)Lisp? (gist.github.com)
    50 points 27
  10. Managing progress to profitability: Dashboards for startups (hypernumbers.com)
    20 points 3
  11. Ask HN: Review My Startup - Hypernumbers The Team Spreadsheet

    Please review my startup: http://hypernumbers.com We finally have a ‘quantum of utility’ - a product like a spreadsheet but better at doing some things... I would love to get your thoughts and opinions on what a…

    44 points 82
  12. Benchmarking Lean Startups (io99.tiny.hn)
    5 points 1
  13. Reputation On Stackoverflow (Graph) (freeimagehosting.net)

    We all 'know' that most of the work on a user-generated site is done by a small number of users but it is rare to get a clear picture of it. Stackoverflow has a great reputational system and easy to parse user profile…

    4 points 1
  14. Actual Erlang Innerds (hypernumbers.com)

    Us Erlang users have been a bit discombobulated by this rush of Erlang stuff - especially since not all of it was very interesting. This one is relevant to start-up folks though.

    1 points 0