Despite the small detail that Ubuntu was not at all instrumental in the progression of Android, I think that this was a well written piece, and came at a time where Linux as a whole deserved it.

Rubs me the wrong way where people don't give the necessary credit.

As so many do.

And Sublime Text 3 the successor of Sublime Text 2.

And $70 is a successor of 50

I could imagine you have more expensive tools at home that you use less often than a text editor.

Perhaps, but none of them had free alternatives that are equally capable.

s/equally/more/

Successor? It's the same program!

I really would visit reddit more if the UX wasn't so horrible. I feel the same way about RapGenius. Great services, horrible user experience.

Tip: You can disable subreddit styles in your profile. Makes the whole thing a lot nicer imo.

I'll take a gander, thanks.

Elite.

  const json_char *cur_line_begin, *i;
  ...
  top->u.dbl = strtod (i, (json_char **) &i);
  top->u.integer = strtol (i, (json_char **) &i, 10);

Ick

Where c is `json_c', "return c > 127 ? 0xFF : hex_table [c];" always returns false due to the range of types.

Nice catch. It's fixed in the latest version.

Why are you doing "#define numeric(b) ((b) >= '0' && (b) <= '9')" instead of say isdigit(3) ?

Forgive me, but what has "This Developer's Life", and "The Ruby Show" got to do with "hacking" exactly?

"This Developer's Life" is my new favorite podcast. It's introspective, and covers the mental, emotional, and personal side of the life of hackers. And it has great background music.

I think you have the term "hackers" mixed up with Fortran/AJAX/.Net developers.

You say this on a forum titled "Hacker News"? What definition of hacker are you using?

I'm using definition 3 from Merriam-Webster, "an expert at programming and solving problems with a computer", and that is the most compatible meaning for this forum.

I see.