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by amacalac 2y ago
I swear it should be mandatory for every published paper to have an “Explain Like I’m 5” section.
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by amacalac 2y ago
this explains why, after 10 weeks of not writing code I forgot that I needed to put the word "function" before ... a function in JavaScript. Started into the abyss for 5 minutes before I remembered.
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by amacalac 2y ago
That's some real big :eggplant: energy there
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by amacalac 2y ago
You'll likely need to consider if the data egress or ingress is realtime, or asynchronous – it could well be a mixture of all of the above. If the "one application" is yours, and you require strict adherence to a particular d
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by amacalac 2y ago
Are you thinking of git subtree?
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by amacalac 2y ago
iPad refresh and battery less pencil?
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by amacalac 3y ago
The Mechanical Turk ...
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by amacalac 3y ago
Damn. Fish are having a good time!
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by amacalac 3y ago
In this situation, helicopter pilots have less than two seconds to perform a fully manual series of multiple control movements in a maneuver called an autorotation. Because of the complexity of current control systems, no helicopter has eve
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by amacalac 3y ago
They used doppler radar as a substitute, which is neat!
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by amacalac 3y ago
Maybe I can convince my boss to add one zero to the end of my pay check too!
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by amacalac 3y ago
came to post the same sentiment! :)
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by amacalac 3y ago
Look at that buried lede at the end of the article. 83% (10 of 12) of the Developers left the company after moving to Elixir: Just as Elixir slashed server costs, adopting it also helped reduce Amplified’s payroll. Before the transition to
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by amacalac 3y ago
Didn’t kill it hard enough the first time I guess!
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by amacalac 3y ago
* Is it a mobile app? * What is the data source? * Could you run a job every second on a server to fetch this data, and make this the “real time” API by fetching data every second and fanning out to apps? * Does the source of the data that
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by amacalac 3y ago
So it’s going to be both small and far away?
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by amacalac 3y ago
This is Hacker News not The Newsletter
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by amacalac 3y ago
I'll pay the subscription provided HP pays me, in turn, to rent the desk space that the printer lives on in my home office.
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by amacalac 3y ago
Weird. Inflation pushing high prices higher, away from folks than can afford them
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by amacalac 3y ago
Thought this was a browser issue to begin with...nope!
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by amacalac 3y ago
Is it poaching if he no longer works at Apple, and instead runs a design studio?
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by amacalac 3y ago
They wasted away?
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by amacalac 3y ago
Calling it a recall isn't very accurate, when it's really an Over The Air update. The cars don't have to be recalled to the shop for a lot of these updates... Still 2 million is not a small number of vehicles to update :)
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by amacalac 3y ago
More the safety of their bottom line I'd guess
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by amacalac 3y ago
BitcoinPierre concerned about global resource usage ... cool story bro!
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by amacalac 3y ago
Val Town is dope!
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by amacalac 3y ago
Could always take a hit on those old profit margins, lower the prices, and sell ‘em - they’ll fly off the shelves
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by amacalac 3y ago
I wouldn't trust Discord as a Google Drive as far as I could throw it. VC money gonna come calling at some point ...
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by amacalac 3y ago
I’m pretty sure you’ve just blown my mind. More than half my problem is communicating my ideas. I can hold something viciously and vividly in head and I really struggle to communicate it to others Thank You!
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by amacalac 3y ago
None for you!

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