IBCNU

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by IBCNU 5y ago
Somebody hook this up to a 3d bio printer thing... that'll go well right?
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by IBCNU 6y ago
Audacity, OBS. Let's hear it for open source! True hero's of the creative space of tech.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
Wow. You just blew my mind. Been a user since the late 90's and to see the intention...
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by IBCNU 6y ago
It's unreasonable to see causal relationships without rigor, always.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
"number of people who drowned by falling into a pool correlates with films nocolas cage appeard in"
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by IBCNU 6y ago
`"Nuclear fusion. 30 years away since 1950"` I feel like there should be bonus points for getting this quote to the top of every fusion article posted until there's an existing fusion reactor.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
`5. if it is so easy to store it safe, why does not country have a TRUE final depot?` ^it's more dangerous to transport to the TRUE final depot than it is to leave in place.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
If you play music in modern times, this movie is also informative. I think most musicians who really make innovative tunes are aware of these trade offs, it maps to real life well. There's musicians who make music for other musicians a
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by IBCNU 6y ago
You have made me laugh.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
hot tip!
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by IBCNU 6y ago
I was feeling lucky... either way
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by IBCNU 6y ago
I guess it tends to be superseded by other forms of rot, people writing a bunch of tests that aren't against the critical path, money going down the drain... I agree, it _seems_ like what you say is true. I'm not a computer scient
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by IBCNU 6y ago
My experience is by definition anecdotal, but what I've found is as the team grows more and more work seems to focus on defining the types, futzing with the types, talking about the types instead of talking about features. I come from
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by IBCNU 6y ago
I come from a clojure background, maybe that's why I don't enjoy TS. I find that large projects, so much code is un-necessary, people spend a lot of time troubleshooting types instead of building functionality. Of course it depend
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by IBCNU 6y ago
+100 I'm on your team, 100% agree with your points, TS is a waste of time and I'm encouraging my team to drop it.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
null coalescing is good, but I personally found that Typescript doesn't offer many advantages on a large team. I know it's not cool these days! But it just slows me down and if you're reasoning about functions I never run int
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by IBCNU 6y ago
I used Typescript for 2 years, and I'm happy to report I'm dropping it and encouraging my team to do the same. Types are for compilers, not people, and personally I think there's more disadvantages than advantages re: time.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
Ah, didn't know that. I feel like Covid has me, personally, thinking a lot about how age never mattered more, so that's why it stood out, or seemed off to have 'missed' or whatever. (Futurist world of micro-cities of onl
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by IBCNU 6y ago
haha, fair enough
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by IBCNU 6y ago
I know, thanks for your response. I'm 42 so paranoid my tech skills are becoming irrelevant. What a pathetic thing to worry about during a pandemic. Anyway, I think you're really onto something because as a musician I always want
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by IBCNU 6y ago
I think it's a cool idea, but why do we need to know your ages? It comes across as ageist.
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by IBCNU 6y ago
bah - signup?!
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by IBCNU 7y ago
interested
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by IBCNU 7y ago
All models are wrong, some are deadly.
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by IBCNU 7y ago
Also - outside of the bay (I live in Chicago) you actually make more money working for a startup (at least I do) than for a larger company (as a senior engineer with a lot of early stage experience). I think it might be the nature of the ma
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The Art of Warez(safecrackers.com)
2 points by IBCNU 7y ago|0 comments
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by IBCNU 7y ago
Counterpoint: These apps never work, calendars are time prisons, we already have advanced technology for managing time: our brains.
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by IBCNU 7y ago
you read my mind
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by IBCNU 7y ago
Human interaction has so much potential - speaking as a musician here this is exciting.
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by IBCNU 7y ago
Please do!

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