Indy9000

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by Indy9000 5y ago
This article and the magazine seems to be well designed and put together. Nice!
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by Indy9000 5y ago
Let the kids have their childhood. Monads can wait.
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by Indy9000 5y ago
So it's.... V9 now? . . . I'll get my coat
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by Indy9000 5y ago
That whole article could have been just two sentences.
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by Indy9000 5y ago
If anyone is wondering, this is not a Go project. It's built with C. Awesome work nonetheless.
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by Indy9000 5y ago
What would be good is to have the value prop in a 3,4 sentences up top. I've gone through 3/4 the post but still I'm not sure what it does concretely. Also back up your claims that X is better than Y.
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by Indy9000 6y ago
Implement Lisp parser and a repl in your fav language. It's not difficult. I made a series of videos how to do it in typescript. That was fun! Here's the link if you're interested: https://youtube.com/playlis
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by Indy9000 6y ago
No but, Ruby makes it trivial. No decompilations, no assembly, no debuggers necessary. Drop into an irb in a running process, change stuff and get out in seconds
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by Indy9000 6y ago
What makes Ruby so irreplaceable? Why struggle to make it something it's not when you could pick an existing statically typed language and build your system? Also how is Ruby a safe language for financial transactions when an engineer
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by Indy9000 6y ago
F# Is a good choice for cloud orchestration. MBrace was doing something similar to this atleast about 5yrs ago. I've written a ml pipeline entirely in F# with deployment. My 2p re: Dark Rather than creating a completely new language, D
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by Indy9000 6y ago
I love this article because it is well written and clear.
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by Indy9000 6y ago
What you say is that our actions even without explicit names, etc. can be used to identify the actual person. This is kind of missing the point. Because, that sort of reverse lookup can't scale, and in a very large number of cases it w
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by Indy9000 6y ago
I think a third party or minimum number of parties can be included in this trust network for exchange of information. Where as now (if the data gets public) there's no restriction. This may not be the status quo of the medical system.
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by Indy9000 6y ago
Medical history has to be only meaningful between doctor and patient. Doctor can keep records under a unique ID which patient is given at the start of sessions and the patient presents it at each session to validate the relationship. In the
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by Indy9000 6y ago
Medical records can be stored without personally identifiable information (PII). And they should be. That's what I'm proposing.
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by Indy9000 6y ago
There's no good reason to have personally identifiable information stored in the system. They could easily issue each patient an alphanumeric ID which is not tied to personal information yet uniquely distinguishable.. This is a system
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by Indy9000 6y ago
Looks great!
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Ask HN: App devs, how did you get your app discoverable in AppStore/PlayStore?
3 points by Indy9000 6y ago|0 comments
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by Indy9000 6y ago
I've read a lot about mindfulness and the benefits of it recently. So being an engineer, I had to build an app. Minimalist way to get started in mindfulness https://sanebrain.app
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by Indy9000 7y ago
I've create this app for my own use so that I don't have to expose my data to countless third parties. It's a combination of a journal, notes, todo list and fitness, fasting tracker. This gives the ability to run analytics on
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Show HN: Privacy preserving notes and journal webapp with personal analytics(poplar.one)
7 points by Indy9000 7y ago|7 comments
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by Indy9000 9y ago
Plato also knew Javascript and the rise of the robots. (I don't have to cite because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯