Alessandro Aglietti alessandro-aglietti

Installing V8 on a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Prerequisites

sudo apt-get install python-pkgconfig to avoid https://bugs.chromium.org/p/v8/issues/detail?id=6638
Install depot_tools
- git clone https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git
- sudo nano ~/.bash_profile
- Add export PATH=/path/to/depot_tools:"$PATH" (it's important that depot_tools comes first here)
source ~/.bash_profile

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Operating Ropsten Ethereum testnet

from a newbie to newbies

Intro

I believe that a development environment is one of the access key in learning new technologies. I didn't find on the internet a simple and common path to make the Ropsten network, the Ethereum public testnet, work.

So I'm writing down a couple of command lines and links that can be useful to achieve it.

Resources and requirements

Just tried to put this in a more readable format: https://github.com/svanderbleek/haskellandchill.com/blob/master/a-conversation-about-oop-vs-fp-turns-constructive.md

Person	Time	Message
sagar	10:47	why is that, why is OOP trash
katychuang	10:48	excellent question
katychuang	10:49	I've been told FP and OOP are different paradigms
katychuang	10:52	I'm going to butcher a quote from a talk by Evie so I'm going to paraphrase… She said something like when you work with OOP you create lots of objects and rules on how they should interact and yet somehow end up having to touch each other a lot and inappropriately
katychuang	10:53	On the other hand FP (especially Haskell) is like working with shapes, like that baby shape fitting toy where you focus more on fitting the type parameters correctly
katychuang	10:56	I think of programming as building a piping system. FP (especia

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	#
	# sudo apt-get install id3v2 ffmpeg
	#
	# USAGE:
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	# bash ~/this_script_path.sh
	# rm *.m4b (you need to manually remove the original in case something goes wrong)
	#
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