LukeB42

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by LukeB42 8y ago
Very tough question. Personally I'd lengthen the course with a Section "1.5" on the raw math topics being dealt with (Set Theory and Category Theory) plus ones the student will certainly bump into if they ever find themselves
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by LukeB42 8y ago
When? Yesterday? Enough energy enters Earth's atmosphere on days like this one to sustain 7 billion people plus the six-legged majority with room for human technological innovation. We're just not capturing each day's energy
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by LukeB42 8y ago
It already has a chapter on MapReduce, which is making a few assumptions about where the student is going, whereas teaching category theory is appropriate for where the student is.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Very nice formatting for the content but it feels like it's missing three chapters on category theory and two chapters each on the AST module and the `compile` builtin after that last chapter on recursion.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Shameless plug but I designed and wrote something for doing this from 2011 to 2015 because nothing like it existed or indeed exists as far as I'm aware. It's a p2p caching proxy that also lets you edit web pages collaboratively in
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by LukeB42 8y ago
> Quite honestly, most companies don't care about one's compiler theory knowledge or ability to build shell scripting interpreters, nor should they. Right. Like how you don't care about the persons' physics knowledge
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by LukeB42 8y ago
> Decentralization is never going to solve our hate speech Now I know what IP addresses concepts are originating from. > net neutrality I can nowretrieve ostensibly blocked resources via my peers, instead. > data exploitation Use a
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by LukeB42 8y ago
You could have a private web on something like CJDNS. Sounds a bit sad though.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Interesting triplet of Chrome extensions.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Not enough comparison to PNG. Source indicates borrowing heavily from PNG though. Am I missing something here about a relation / coevolution between these formats?
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Seems oversimplified to me. Not one mention of authentication and single-sign-on in the article.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
"Oh, and your "multi-billion" budget is real?" Yup. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23903310 "Now you're telling me they're willingly lugging around millions of tons of thi
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by LukeB42 8y ago
"Contrails occur differently at different altitudes due to temperature gradients." Thanks. I'll look into this. "Multi billion?" That's the budget. "For chemtrails to be real it's a multi-trillion dol
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Thanks. "[quoted text] is a subtle jab at my intelligence." -- No it's not. It just means the initial post was very simple and wasn't intended for readers who're in denial when experiencing reality.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Here's some empirical evidence of chemtrails, in case this is the first of its kind that you've ever received I also suggest paying attention to the sky in your local neighbourhood at around 6am and 6pm. https://www.you
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Best thing I did was read the book of Proverbs (KJV), FWIW.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
I agree now that the basis for chemtrails could have done with being established in my initial post. For some reason I assumed other HN users had had similar experiences I've had with seeing them right next to contrails in real life. W
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by LukeB42 8y ago
I appreciate you challenging my initial post in this thread. Thanks for the reality check. Finding a balance is constant and inescapable anyway, is it not?
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by LukeB42 8y ago
I didn't elaborate on my train of thought because it's a three-point train of thought. No offense. "conspiracy theory" is widely understood to be a derisive term the CIA had to invent after they shot Kennedy. Here's
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by LukeB42 8y ago
What's up with it?
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by LukeB42 8y ago
I was speaking to a different entity. The mod I was speaking to probably wouldn't use an ad hominem as their basis for an unrealistic forecast.
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by LukeB42 8y ago
What is it I'm doing wrong and why is this an inappropriate forum for it?
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by LukeB42 8y ago
That's f'n awesome. Many thanks!
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Is it possible to have the lasso tool return a list of selected data points?
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Super happy with HCL for over a year in production now. I've only got one FOSS project using HCL but I think of its' bundled HCL config file is an attractive part of its UX: https://github.com/LukeB42/psyrcd
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Engineer behind REBIM here. I've spent the last one and half years developing an AEC SaaS platform that includes * A project-based document management system that has baked-in version control. * Issue and Task trackers. * Soft realtime
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by LukeB42 8y ago
Entities that aren't media corporations tend to suck at holding a crowds' attention relative to media corporations. You can't <airquotes> fix </airquotes> that by "rebuilding the web".
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by LukeB42 9y ago
That sounds super useful. Does it create its own window as a Python library or am I missing something?
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by LukeB42 9y ago
I see it's possible to convert to Numpy arrays. Is `perspective` also a Python library?
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by LukeB42 9y ago
A P2P browser: https://beakerbrowser.com/ A P2P caching proxy for in front of your existing browser: https://github.com/Psybernetics/Synchrony

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