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by _mhr_ 10y ago
is your elisp clone of agenda available online somewhere?
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
PKD has some bad stories, but I think he has a lot of good ones. Electric Sheep isn't one of his good ones, I agree with that. I quite liked most of the stories in Beyond Lies the Wub. An example of a bad story of his from that collect
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Object-Oriented Drawing(dl.acm.org)
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
You should submit that project as a Show HN, that is seriously cool.
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
I think it'd be killer if you could combine the user interface of Antimony with the same inspectability Ao. What would it take to achieve an Antimony-like UI on top of Ao?
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
I found a chart showing the prevalence of multiple forms of cancer over time: http://i52.tinypic.com/r9euci.jpg .
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
I've always found that when I read a (fictional) book, I naturally have a mental movie playing in my head, and I cease to see words at all. I become hyper-focused and immersed in the image. If people talk to me while I'm reading (
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
What do you mean by that?
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
Related paper by the same author(s): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10252691
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TicToc: Time Traveling Optimistic Concurrency Control [pdf](people.csail.mit.edu)
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
What is the most promising one?
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
What is HARC currently working on? Is it for now a continuation of the old CDG Labs / VPRI projects or are there already new projects planned / underway? Also, how do you organize and record your ideas? Pen and paper? Some kind of
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
I had no idea The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar was for adults. I read that when I was only eight or so after reading other Dahl books like Matilda and The Witches. I loved the premise.
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
It would be cool to create the drums for a song by taking a video of the performance and then using this software to create the recording to be put into the song.
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Disorganized Incremental Software Development: cryptographic hash naming (2005)(thinkinghard.com)
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
I believe that "tools for thought" as a phrase comes from Ken Iverson's "Notation as a tool for thought" paper.
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by _mhr_ 10y ago
This appears to be connected to François-René Rideau's TUNES project ( http://ngnghm.github.io/talks/cc-lc2016.pdf ). These slides are probably worthy of a submission themselves.
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by _mhr_ 11y ago
My guess is that if it was not published at the time of discovery, there's no way to know for sure whether Ellis actually invented it before Diffie and Hellman.
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by _mhr_ 11y ago
I see. That's what I get for going straight to the demo without checking the documentation.
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by _mhr_ 11y ago
It's broken for me too. When I try to type, it places the cursor at the top of the code, no matter what I try.
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by _mhr_ 11y ago
My primary concern is with personal knowledge bases [1]. This intersects with new approaches to programming, because programs and algorithms are an aspect of and a way of interacting with knowledge. It's mostly conceptual right now, bu
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by _mhr_ 11y ago
How does friend recommendation work in a decentralized model?
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Think about it this way. Perhaps a certain ratio of the articles recommended could be "out of your comfort zone."
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
FYI, the image on the front-page of overleaf.com still has the writeLATEX logo in it.
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
How would this be useful?
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Another interesting article by Nick Szabo is here: http://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2006/02/irreducible-complex... , where he discusses proof-of-work (2006) and what he saw as the problem with it. Actually, a compe
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=320646
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
How does Erlang's error mechanism compare to Lisp's condition/restart system (this question from someone who knows very little about both)?
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
(I originally used Vim, but then I switched to Emacs + Evil.) I started out organizing my ideas in a single hierarchically organized text file (I call it ideas.org because I use org-mode) based on the categories of my ideas, and as each cat
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by _mhr_ 12y ago
Is this what you have in mind? https://github.com/Jonovono/C

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