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by Something1234 3y ago
Since the title is awful. It sounds like an implementation of Kdb for python. Maybe useful for someone.
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Architecture Astronauts Take over (2008)(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by Something1234 3y ago|0 comments
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by Something1234 3y ago
I want to know more. History of java is just insanely weird.
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by Something1234 3y ago
The Netflix numbers were based on hours viewed per season globally. It was not broken out per episode or anything more granular. Would be curious to know exactly how they count everything and make sure that views don't get lost.
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by Something1234 3y ago
I want more details on what exactly is going to happen for this mission. What exactly is going to sit in the atmosphere of Venus? What does it look like? When does it launch?
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by Something1234 3y ago
There's an api to update a Colab cell publicly available? That's wild. I thought for sure it would be locked down.
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by Something1234 3y ago
Author here. I built this after watching a "Retro Game Mechanics Explained" video because I wanted to play with it, and I always struggle with keeping my toolchains setup and ready to go. Hopefully, people find this useful.
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Show HN: Build Atari Games in the Browser(henryschmale.org)
7 points by Something1234 3y ago|1 comments
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by Something1234 3y ago
Alright I'm really curious on the use case of this. Is it for debugging assistance or anything else?
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by Something1234 3y ago
Any advice on speeding up jekyll, it's taking upwards of 10 seconds for updates to show up when running locally with `jekyll s`. I only have a hundred or so posts. It shouldn't take that long.
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by Something1234 3y ago
It's embarrassing when it's your home town, and everywhere else in that area is becoming nicer and more gentrified.
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by Something1234 3y ago
Any reason not to use Privacy Badger and uBlock?
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by Something1234 3y ago
Honestly, a really good story well written. Should be read by more people. It's really quite strange how opaque most of these processes are. How they are handled and documented is also quite nuts.
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by Something1234 3y ago
MIT has had a bunch of con artists and scammers walk through it's doors. It's amazing how often it happens. A whole lotta con artists and grifters. Why?
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by Something1234 3y ago
Govinfo.gov and the house provides the entire us law corpus but it's weird
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by Something1234 3y ago
Would be interested in the presentation if you can share publicly
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by Something1234 3y ago
Honestly I would really like to see a breakdown of the literary diets of each generation, and recommendations. Would be fun to read and try to embrace each perspective.
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by Something1234 3y ago
Alias at the top of your script. Sure /bin/bash doesn't read .bashrc when ran in batch mode, doesn't mean you can't patch your script.
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by Something1234 3y ago
Do you have a static maps api I can push some geojson to draw over?
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by Something1234 3y ago
I would really like to see the results of this research to understand what is going on there.
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by Something1234 3y ago
I think it's more about the quality and aggression in the shake.
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by Something1234 3y ago
Robots make really bad drinks. I had a long island made by one of these robots in Prague. It was honestly really sad, and the most second expensive drink I had over there.
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by Something1234 3y ago
> The only intervention I know of that shows robust results preventing Alzheimers is having been recently vaccinated. It doesn't seem to matter much for what, but several population studies, involving tens of thousands of patients a
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by Something1234 3y ago
You need to read some books on how governments actually function. The purpose of government is to be able to run on stooges. And many of them are motivated and decent human beings interested in making a difference in as many lives as possib
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by Something1234 3y ago
What even is unaccelerated video?
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by Something1234 3y ago
I can't wait until someone points out all the ways this is incorrect and just marketing bs.
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by Something1234 3y ago
At the turn of the century in the early 1900s we were nuking babies' thyroids cause the only corpses they could find had diseased thyroids and the healthy babies had them. So obviously something must be wrong. There's always value
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by Something1234 3y ago
Celery has so many issues and this outlines just a few of them. I was working on celery for a while on one of my personal projects and it's just absolutely insane what you have to do to get it working with django. It's so incredib
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by Something1234 3y ago
Sometimes I hear these stories, and wonder how people in the future will find these kinds anecdotes and understand them. Will they even be able to discover them? Is there going to be a modern version of the jargon file?
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by Something1234 3y ago
Sounds a lot like the informal roommates agreement where one of them is secretly the owner.

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