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Erlang hot-code burn marks(blog.ikura.co)
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by _nato_ 11y ago
I like this~ -- almost like an 'object permanence' for responsibility.
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Goals and frameworks(blog.ikura.co)
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Sequential living(blog.ikura.co)
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by _nato_ 11y ago
It's amazing to see on one hand, some westerners, want to `heirloom' back to simpler times/aesthetics -- then to see this man who has strong dreams to get Nepal moving forward. Well, I guess it's interesting to see the c
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Pinging Heroku's free tier(blog.ikura.co)
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Erlang beauty(blog.ikura.co)
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by _nato_ 11y ago
I said to myself, if it's not UMD, I'd be worried what was No. 1. Memories of riot-police assembling like storm-troopers in fraternity row before a football game...
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by _nato_ 11y ago
Just for the record, Max, is a beast of a climber. When I moved to the East Bay, he finished one of the hardest outdoor climbs right in front of me one afternoon in Berkeley. Incredibly strong & gifted climber (and route-setter, appar
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by _nato_ 11y ago
Quite Murakami-esque. Touching.
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by _nato_ 11y ago
Keynes also drew some similar conclusions. Link to a PDF of his essay from 1930 on the matter is here: http://www.aspeninstitute.org/sites/default/files/content/up...
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by _nato_ 11y ago
IKURA | Web | Oakland, CA | REMOTE Ikura is pingdom meets CRON & we are looking for elixir + javascript hackers at this time. http://ikura.co & http://demo.ikura.co as well as our blog http://blog.
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by _nato_ 11y ago
The Cheese Board just kills. Lines around the block. I'd like to think that their lazer-focus for their product (one type of pizza a day), is aligned with their great success.
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LevelDB and Erlang's Mnesia(vimeo.com)
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by _nato_ 11y ago
To quote a great hacker, Joe Armstrong, ``The reason we write code is because we can't find it on Google.''
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by _nato_ 11y ago
I wonder what the Erlang equivalent would look like (passing around data that are funs)?
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by _nato_ 12y ago
Nice to see some activity in this space. gives me a little encouragement for my lil up-start. Maybe we could trade notes? http://ikura.co
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Ask HN: HTML5 vs. Native
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by _nato_ 12y ago
I've heard erlang equated to a tank before. Mean and ugly. (Though I don't find her ugly any longer)
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by _nato_ 12y ago
I found it interesting. Some overlap and some other ideas on the challenges are here, too: http://joearms.github.io/2014/02/07/why-programming-is-diffi...
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Apostrophes don’t swing both ways (2007)(ilovetypography.com)
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by _nato_ 12y ago
email. I use gnu's nmh in combination with some tickle folder tricks (43 folders) which would be neat to implement in an app. Alas, no time.
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by _nato_ 12y ago
A great (related) read: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FC1H8C
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Maslow's hierarchy of needs(en.wikipedia.org)
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by _nato_ 12y ago
Not a terrible place to start to get a nickle-tour of J.S. Bach, and from Bach's biggest fanatic, Glenn Gould: http://fixyt.com/watch?v=crQ8YEUkUjg
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Feynman: What is science?(fotuva.org)
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by _nato_ 12y ago
Wow. I went my entire life thinking with complete error that J.S. Bach's The Well-Tempered Clavier was a musical dossier celebrating modern tuning (of keyboards). I was 100% wrong. Thank-you for sharing that essay!
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by _nato_ 12y ago
`Also glad NYC is not the valley. But there is reason for it. It's not random. I think SV was first to market. This is more or less in keeping with my sentiments about it: http://www.evanmiller.org/marketing-startup-h
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by _nato_ 12y ago
Adding this into my stack. `Excited!
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by _nato_ 12y ago
I also follow this convention. One sentence, then new line. It looks a little janky, but when you run it through pandoc or whatever, it yields the way you would want.

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