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by archivist1 7y ago
I guess in addition to what I've already said in the comments, I've refused to work in some projects because it would have conflicted with other IP I have created. I think that makes me an awful selfish jerk.
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by archivist1 7y ago
is your experience with incarceration personal? what's that been like for you?
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by archivist1 7y ago
1. there was a guy who came from big companies at the remote startup I worked at. it seemed to me he made so many standup meetings to confirm his own importance, and because process was what he was used to. I pushed back against that need.
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by archivist1 7y ago
I'm not brilliant. I guess my impression of being a jerk comes from some women calling me that when fighting about relationships, and from the way some other people treated me as if I deserved bad treatment. I thought why are they trea
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Real-Time update on coronavirus outbreak(globaltimes.cn)
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by archivist1 7y ago
I was going to title, "Navy HE Physicist gives crackpot response to patent questions" but considered that would be too click- or flame- baity.
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Navy HE Physicist briefly responds patent questions(thedrive.com)
2 points by archivist1 7y ago|1 comments
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A 2019-NCoV Crawler(github.com)
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by archivist1 7y ago
I remember feeling I was really good at math in highschool and thinking I was really smart. Going to college, I attended a few math group seminars for talented students and I realized there were a lot of people way smarter at math than me.
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by archivist1 7y ago
It's interesting to note the size of the download for a city. Guess it's related to the complexity of the road network, not necessarily the number of roads. Interesting to think about the "entropy" of a city's netwo
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by archivist1 7y ago
The case for "forking the web"? What if we just released a new browser that flat out refused to load any resource outside this definition? Would sort of be like the parallel worlds of gopher and the web for a while. I think it wou
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Show HN: SMHasher-passing hash function using floating point ops(github.com)
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by archivist1 7y ago
clickable Link https://github.com/crislin2046/portfolio
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by archivist1 7y ago
fixed
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Ask HN: I'm a total jerk, would you hire me?
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Show HN: Get a bit field view of any ArrayBuffer in JavaScript(github.com)
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Show HN: Beamsplitter – Hash function that uses only S-boxes(github.com)
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by archivist1 7y ago
Open source is fundamentally wrong and in need of a correction. It's an exploitative labor practice. There's a better way. It's coming.
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Ask HN: Why did you get into tech?
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Show HN: Simple “Database” on File System(github.com)
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by archivist1 7y ago
If you click for big, then hold "Tab" it seems to animate as it steps by each.
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Show HN: Auto-generated logos from SVG fuzzing(github.com)
8 points by archivist1 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: UInt1Array – JavaScript's missing bit vector TypedArray(github.com)
3 points by archivist1 7y ago|0 comments
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by archivist1 7y ago
Thank you. it is mine. how can I get companies to pay me for this?
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Show HN: Self Host the Internet(github.com)
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by archivist1 7y ago
so... Facebook wants to acquire Stripe.
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by archivist1 7y ago
We are broot
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Show HN: Bepis – a crazy way to write HTML in JavaScript(github.com)
5 points by archivist1 7y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Craydom – a pure view abstraction in ES6(github.com)
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by archivist1 7y ago
- 2021: surprising and positive-themed social/election event, probably India - 2023: Non-terrestrial (or non homo-sapiens intelligent) life confirmed. - 2023: Space/solar-system tourism or mass publicity of human space missions. -

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