Jarwain

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by Jarwain 7y ago
NY Times has a "number of articles read"-type pay wall. If you surpass X articles in a month then they make you log in, or pay or something. As a result, the submitter may not have realized that the article is conditionally paywal
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by Jarwain 7y ago
The right way to say it is "Where are the problems?" (present tense), or "Where were the problems?" (past tense) The issue with "Were the problems?" is that it's grammatically incorrect on a level that mak
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by Jarwain 8y ago
I go a step further: I tend to keep tabs open for pages that I know I will be referencing frequently. I trade mental RAM for physical RAM
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I read somewhere that the rationale is essentially that more mistakes are made when handing a patient off to another doctor on shift change. Communicating all the necessary information is difficult, context or details can be left out, resul
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Neat project! I think I'll use it the next time I'm starting a project. It'd be cool if I could import or otherwise run the app on an existing Vue application, to be able to see that component tree
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Couldn't a native developer also take advantage of wasm/wasi to build their native application to a single build target/binary, which could then be run on Any machine?
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The #1 reason for me was how easy it was to pick up vue and start building something quickly. Which probably just has to do with my own background experience working with knockout and html/css/js. It's an easier stepping sto
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Learning about logic gates via Redstone was a major contributing factor towards me doing well in my logic design class
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by Jarwain 8y ago
It looks like both my questions are covered in your very comprehensive documentation. Color me impressed
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by Jarwain 8y ago
This is really impressive. I've always wanted a decent Journaling app that also mapped well to hierarchies and how I think about things. It looks incredibly fleshed out, and that a lot of thought and effort was put into this project. I
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Honestly? It reminds me of Twitter, or what the platform enables. Like how the OP just sends themselves messages, it's easy to open up Twitter and send out a bite-sized idea to share across the world. Mastodon could probably fill a sim
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Generally our brain is composed of a bunch of different subsystems and networks that accomplish varying tasks or objectives, and communicate the results with each other. There's a lot of data sharing going on, as well as reinforcement
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by Jarwain 8y ago
What about rocketpack, to fit its current naming theme? Or spiderpack? Netpack? Silkpack?
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Champion advantages can be mitigated with playstyle and itemization. You can do well in League without having too many characters; Champs aren't hard counters to each other in the same way Dota heroes can be. Buying a certain champion
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What are those?
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I'm also hoping to prune my reading list of redundancy. Right now I've got: - Design Patterns by the Gang of Four - The DevOps Handbook by Gene Kim - The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim - Designing Data-intensive Applications - Martin
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Ask HN: Software Engineering Book Recommendations?
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I'd like to contrast with the rail system in most of Asia (or at least Seoul and Hong Kong). Government run, and always on time. The worst thing is how it can be packed full, but that's just uncomfortable
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If I had to guess: Github added the feature to their platform, but it didn't go upstream. Gitlab sponsored the dev-hours to rewrite the feature and actually push it upstream
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Maybe instead of paying the boss more if you fail, donate to charity or some other financial loss. A charity you don't like for a negative penalty if needed. If you fail, you pay the charity an amount Y. If you succeed, you could do no
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by Jarwain 8y ago
The only thing I can think of is mold-related, but at low enough concentration that it doesn't affect most people? Sounds like a spooky experience though
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This reminds me of the development of 'color words'. Most languages start off creating words to differentiate light from dark, followed by a word to describe red, then yellow (or green), followed by green (or yellow), then blue, t
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Location: Boston, MA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at the moment. Technologies: PHP, mySQL, Javascript, Vue, NodeJS, Linux, Python Résumé/CV: https://dyllan.to/s/resume.pdf Email: me+hn@dyllan.
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by Jarwain 8y ago
He orders it in terms of relevance too. Note that the last two levels he states are Trace and Fatal. He talks about how Trace may not always be enabled, or how Fatal doesn't necessarily make sense if such an error needs to be handled m
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by Jarwain 8y ago
I like the concept of kensho. I find the idea that certain ideas can only be accurately conveyed through experience to be interesting as well. I'm working my way through a book called "The Book Of Secrets", which has 114 diff
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Others in the dream? Something about reality being a shared dream. Which sounds a lot like a simulation to me.
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by Jarwain 8y ago
So lets go in a different direction. If you want to be the best you can, taking care of yourself is of Vital Importance. - Getting enough sleep is important for memory formation. - Eating healthy, nutritionally diverse keeps your body fuel
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by Jarwain 8y ago
Would an immigrant Be an immigrant if they held love for the CCP and the Chinese Government?
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Life doesn't have to be a zero sum game.
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I read your comment, wanted to reply, didn't know what to say. I moved on, ended up reading a speech by Neil Gaiman[1], with a quote that reminded me of your plight. > Someone asked me recently how to do something she thought was g

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