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by aeoleonn 6y ago
TLDR: *It's not very useful to have an interpretation by a person who mis-interpreted a situation, without concrete real-world examples of what they actually interpreted: screenshots of conversations & email addresses/other co
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
Knex.JS http://knexjs.org/ ?
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
That's what I figured-- it's fairly obvious: "why would unrecognizable cops have a symbol on their weapon?" "Gee, maybe so other cops know they're cops?". Why this is news or on hackernews is beyond me tho
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
So is the answer then that some synthetic chemicals remain? If so, do you know approximately which ones and in which amounts? Just curious.
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
What synthetic chemicals remain in bodies & excrement of the mealworms? Assuming synthetic chemicals are not somehow metabolized into natural chemicals, then the problem remains.
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
People aren't "terrible". Your statement is rather culturally normative and subjective. It's simply that evolution & nature are both amoral. We've evolved into Apex Predators [1]. Other great ape species and ma
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
The lazy bastard that I am, I already knew ReactJS. ClojureScript's stack traces suck. I just didn't want to have to implement stuff in ClojureScript when I could write it in a language I was more familiar with. ReAgent/Cl
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
At a contract job, I had to use ReAgent, ClojureScript's "this compiles into ReactJS" framework. Wow, what a pain-- all I could think is "Why don't we just use Reactjs?". Clojure itself is decent. But as you
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
One thing Joe mentioned was the potential for illicit activity within the encrypted data inherent in blockchain. He brought up an example whereby some user could hide something very illegal within the encrypted data. To be honest, I don&#x2
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
I was at an event where Joe Lonsdale spoke a couple months ago. He took questions after giving a short speech. One person asked what he thinks about blockchain-based businesses. Joe basically said "These days, in Silicon Valley, if any
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
"In no world can you be working 5 hours a day and be giving a shit, and so the conclusion is that very little meaningful work gets done at Google. Maybe a bit of a hyperbole, but not far from the truth." This is just silly. 5 hou
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
hilarious and true-- hype trains are drains. I'm with ya on mongodb. nodejs is awesome though :) that sweet sweet async event loop. sure, the language has some imperfections-- it's not perfect for all use cases (nor is any othe
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
Thanks! This is much much better. By comparison PG's blog looks like it's out of the mid 90's. It needs a serious revamp.
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
"The End of <Thing>" Articles are so cliche.
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
I don't think it's too far fetched to assume that the Al-Adudi Hospital was founded based on an nascent sense of Germ Theory. Allow me to explain: To quote the wikipedia source: "hanging a piece of meat in several places for
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
This is a really good point. I wonder if it could be some sort of new-fangled rail-gun projectile.
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
As an aside, I've found interesting ideas which then inspire me with tangential ideas on sites such as: https://reddit.com/r/entrepreneur https://reddit.com/r/personalfinance (people who reti
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
I'd consider taking a communication course or two at a community college or university. And, perhaps joining some sort of group that requires communication-- Toastmasters is one well known one. Communication is a skill in-and-of itself
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by aeoleonn 6y ago
Hi Tim, Inspiring page about your journey. HelloHailey looks great. But I am still left wondering-- in one sentence, what is the product? It's great that you list the benefits of the product. What is the product itself though? I am