Lubutu

Most-linked posts?

1. Write Out Unicode in Octal
   2 people · 2 mentions · first linked 2020-02-02
2. Ivo – a reimagined Unix terminal system
   2 people · 2 mentions · first linked 2011-12-01

What Hacker News says?

1. mananaysiempre · 2022-02-08

   As the continuation bytes always bear the payload in the low 6 bits, Connor Lane Smith suggests writing them out in octal[1]. Though that 3 octets of UTF-8 precisely cover the BMP is also quite convenient and easy to remember (but perhaps don’t use that like MySQL did[2]?..). [1] http://www.lubutu.com/soso/write-out-unicode-in-octal [2] https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/mysql-utf8mb4

   Comment linking /soso/write-out-unicode-in-octal

   on “How UTF-8 Works”
2. lubutu · 2011-12-01

   Submitted Ivo – a reimagined Unix terminal system as a story · 284 points

   HN discussion
3. lubutu · 2012-08-11

   I've noticed that the NUL-termination problem [1] has come up a number of times in these comments. If you want a solution to this that isn't so drastic as an object system, perhaps take a look at Usul [2], non-POSIX 'tabular' Unix utilities which use an AWK-style $RS. [1]: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4369699 [2]: http://lubutu.com/soso/usul

   Comment linking /soso/usul

   on “Next generation Unix pipe by Alex Larsson”
4. lubutu · 2012-08-31

   Submitted An Introduction to Condition Handling for Non-Lispers as a story · 104 points

   HN discussion
5. lubutu · 2012-06-16

   If anyone's interested, a while back I put together a table of commands available in various versions of ed, from 1st edition UNIX up to POSIX, as well as sam. It's largely academic, but I did find it interesting how features crept in. http://lubutu.com/misc/ed-languages

   Comment linking /misc/ed-languages

   on “Actually using Ed”
6. vletrmx · 2017-12-30

   Submitted A history of S_IFMT as a story · 94 points

   HN discussion
7. akkartik · 2012-10-29Recommends

   That's a great article. Do you know when it was written? It's weird how it's just dangling there with all of 2 sentences of context at http://lubutu.com . Also, how do you do the superscripts?!

   Comment linking /

   on “HappyEdit: A Vim-inspired, modern, open source text editor”
8. lubutu · 2012-08-04

   Submitted The Linguistic Interface as a story · 58 points

   HN discussion
9. guns · 2012-10-29

   > If I were going to change any single thing about Vim, it would be to make MzScheme scripting support a first class citizen, and slowly re-engineer the backend to be more Emacs styled. Core C (or whatever, but C out of momentum) functions with the rest of the system build up in Scheme. Thank god there are people who share this vision! I have solemnly promised to myself that I will write a new vim in exactly this fa…

   Comment linking /idea/ivo

   on “HappyEdit: A Vim-inspired, modern, open source text editor”
10. lubutu · 2012-04-10

    Submitted On Structural Regexes – the theory behind multi-editing as a story · 30 points

    HN discussion
11. lubutu · 2012-02-27

    I don't think that's a fair comparison. Here's a toy trie implementation I've just thrown together in Haskell. It may not be perfect, but I think it's more comparable to your Python. http://lubutu.com/media/temp/trie.hs

    Comment linking /media/temp/trie.hs

    on “The Day Python Embarassed Imperative Programming”
12. gnosis · 2011-03-26

    Submitted Lambda’s New Coat: 21st century syntactic Mexps as a story · 12 points

    HN discussion
13. lubutu · 2013-07-21

    Submitted An introduction to the UTF encodings as a story · 2 points

    HN discussion
14. curryhoward · 2020-02-02

    Submitted Write Out Unicode in Octal as a story · 1 points

    HN discussion
15. ingve · 2018-09-21

    Submitted Condition Handling for Non-Lispers as a story · 1 points

    HN discussion
16. vletrmx · 2017-12-29

    Submitted A history of S_IFMT as a story · 1 points

    HN discussion
17. lubutu · 2012-07-25

    Submitted One Hundred Years of Laziness as a story · 1 points

    HN discussion

Search all of HN for lubutu.com

Linked by the same people?

• YYossi Kreininyosefk.com
• JJoel Spolskyjoelonsoftware.com