RamshackleJ

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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   Nice bait title. The author knows how to stay employed working in new media.
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   yeah... feels like an arms race. While things like security and freedom of information warrant technical innovation to ensure human rights its gonna be a hard sell to convince smart people to make more ads. "Why don't we just inno
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   I guess font load times > 350ms and typography flickering across the entire page on load is "new". Its gonna be interesting to see how a unique typographic identity develops on the web but its more of a technical problem than o
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   It's kinda sad that no one else seams to be picking up on this. To lead off with that intentionally altered quote and looking at code in terms of how existentialists frame reality is the most significant insight. edit: Radical Freedom
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   Uhh so how do I use this? the readme makes it sound great but doesn't really give me any instructions
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   American forestry and wood products is a national treasure. It really does embody what sustainable use of natural resources should be. Shout out to any one working for/with the forest service. keep it up!
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   The key to self-improvement is broadcasting to everyone that your a better changed person. Better yet, don't change but just do a better job of portraying yourself in a better light. welcome to the hell of post-digital living
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   That is a terrible title to use for that essay. I'm guessing most people didn't read it through, everything was well written, cited and not vulgar. Ultimately it touches that we need to adjust our values as a society and move away
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   by RamshackleJ 11y ago

   This article could have been written better. It has two themes going on. Github is restructuring and the lack of diversity in tech. Why did they unnecessarily mention diversity in the context of the reorganization of github? Because that is
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Excellent! We can finally take the great leap forward from "policy made for the richest corporations" to "policymakers made by the richest corporations". This is the perfect technology to disrupt american oligarchy. One
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Building bridges != being a loyal employee. Pull your weight and support the people around you but don't grovel to your company! You're a free-thinking human being with value creating skills! Masking how you feel and trying to wor
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Great platitudes! This is either slightly better than a buzzfeed listicle or worse by polluting the collective human consciousness understanding of what life is like. It shows lack of perspective to try describe existence and life in terms
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    how many levels are you talking about? I agree the worse floating point precision of GPUs puts them at a disadvantage but they still do better for massively parallel problems like fractal renders. ( http://www.bealto.com/mp-m
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    I think it is no question that GPU's handle fractal renders significantly better than the CPU does. If you are rendering a fractal properly each pixel can be computed separately from all others, a problem that is perfect for the massiv
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    the author cherry picks examples of "mainstream" culture to support his argument. It also feels like the separation between education institutions and "mainstream" culture is a false dichotomy. Especially when 40%+ of th
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    nice! really unique form. Shadertoy is the best thing to happen to glsl for years!
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    http://neverwork.in/static/Interactive-Experiments/Fractal-F... more 3d fractal fun
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes, but only to the DC area Technologies: javascript, go, python, C, glsl, three.js, d3.js, react.js, webpack, AWS, Docker, SASS, git, sketch, and debian Email: joseph van d
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Absolutely! its definitely a stumbling block when you first start getting into golang. Are the startup penalties for importing a package really that significant? Are there ways of reducing them?
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    Initialization in Go: the power of init()(authenticff.com)

    8 points by RamshackleJ 11y ago|3 comments
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    All those statistics include the generations before the millennials. Perhaps It is our parents who are still buying more cars and bigger homes? your graphs are just plain useless on all counts
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Nailed it
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    Beyond Remote: Talking about a remote work mindset(authenticff.com)

    1 points by RamshackleJ 11y ago|0 comments
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    Is running this really breaking the TOS if the data you scrape is for your own personal use?
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    Scraping Craigslist with Bash(neverwork.in)

    1 points by RamshackleJ 11y ago|1 comments
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    If you have a good GPU try out the HQ version http://neverwork.in/static/Interactive-Experiments/Fractal-F...
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    Show HN: Fractal Flyer – Explore Dynamic 3D Fractals in WebGL(neverwork.in)

    5 points by RamshackleJ 11y ago|2 comments
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    by RamshackleJ 11y ago

    If you have a dedicated GPU you can try the HQ version http://neverwork.in/static/Interactive-Experiments/Fractal-F...