HashHishBang

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by HashHishBang 11y ago
It's probably way too far out for anyone to make any real judgements on this. Additionally I will qualify the rest of the text with the information that I find BitCoin more silly and revolutionary. That being said...What the actual fuc
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
Buy a blender bottle, the ones with the small wire ball inside which are designed for mixing protein powders and the like. They're about ~20 floz so fill 8oz with Soylent, 8+ with water and you're good. Throw in some ice, shake, a
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
Wow, that was a truly terrible article. The sheer level of laziness displayed is astonishing if only because that same person has managed to type up complaints of this length. When your number one point about Soylent is it's too diffic
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Ok, serious question here. Considering that you are cloning git repos and apparently "bigger" repos as well, I find myself confused by the following. "There was only one problem. The test took between 15 seconds and 25 second
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Oh come on now. You can't just cut a sentence in half then analyze just that part. Especially when the entire comment was only 2 sentences. Not to mention that it is very much debatable if any actual analysis was performed for this art
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Slow load times on my computer for...a site to tell me to come back on my smartphone. No. Not even 'No thank you', just no.
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Interesting, I'm glad to see people have positive experiences with Hackathons despite my own being horribly toxic. The reasoning given in the article is actually the impetus behind my decision to ditch hackathons (and later the "d
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
I would expect that trains have to accommodate the fact that they're trains as well. I would expect trying to stop/start a train traveling at 60mph without damaging the tracks on which it runs would require rather more time than a
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Yeah I actually went back and looked through that comment section afterwards. The responses from the author were super disappointing. While I agree that the naming of variables is vastly more important than some (most?) people think, tossin
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
That was...a rather empty article, especially considering the argument was supposed to close the issue. While it is interesting to change the point of view from data manipulate to object/system manipulation the author managed to lose t
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
As a Java programmer I'm reasonably confident that didn't happen.
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Not to run too far away from the actual content of the post but... I thought metal-air batteries didn't produce a high enough current to be used in devices requiring much more juice than a hearing aid?
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
Woah, I always pondered the idea of doing a formal language for this but it's awesome to see someone else's take on it. Thanks for the link.
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by HashHishBang 12y ago
This is beautiful! The synopsis is a wonderful feature, though I did notice some weirdness with the aggregation of sentences into paragraphs. Sometimes important noun-phrases were cut off completely changing the meaning of the resulting sen