arnold_palmur

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Ask HN: How big of a concern is cloud provider vendor lock-in to you?
5 points by arnold_palmur 5y ago|9 comments
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by arnold_palmur 5y ago
I think that's a really valuable approach - either dedicate the time and effort now to focus on it or just forget about it. This helps relieve the cognitive burden of your attention minimally scattered amongst N number of different thi
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3Blue1Brown Summer of Math Exposition(docs.google.com)
2 points by arnold_palmur 5y ago|0 comments
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The Bitcoin Trading Ecosystem and the Emerging Institutional Infrastructure [pdf](lmaxdigital.com)
2 points by arnold_palmur 5y ago|0 comments
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by arnold_palmur 5y ago
This is the quintessential example of a pedantic Hacker News comment.
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by arnold_palmur 5y ago
Just from my own experience, I've had tons of floaters my entire life (since I was around 9 years old) and I used to be entirely fixated on them. I would constantly squint and look at the sky inspecting them - are there more, have they
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Novogratz’s Galaxy Buys Crypto Custodian BitGo for $1.2B(finance.yahoo.com)
4 points by arnold_palmur 5y ago|0 comments
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Galaxy Digital to Buy BitGo in Crypto Sector’s First $1B Deal(wsj.com)
3 points by arnold_palmur 5y ago|0 comments
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by arnold_palmur 6y ago
Did not expect to see this on the front page of HN - I'm nearly finished my MS at Stevens and have this class planned for next fall - really looking forward to it.
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by arnold_palmur 6y ago
Agreed, not to mention the beating your body and (depending on the sport) brain take.
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by arnold_palmur 6y ago
Wow, 35 is apparently where the ageism begins - that's scary. It's almost like we're all professional athletes where the lifespan of ones playing career typically ends in your 30's - then maybe you go into broadcasting (
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by arnold_palmur 6y ago
I just listed to the Stephen Wolfram episode - gotta say, I had some preconceptions about Stephen but I loved their discussion.
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Music for Programming
2 points by arnold_palmur 7y ago|1 comments
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by arnold_palmur 7y ago
Remarkable stuff Greg - no surprise to see your work on the front page of HN - always inspiring.
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by arnold_palmur 7y ago
Better to ask for forgiveness than permission.
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by arnold_palmur 7y ago
Yes - currently using it right now (sixth edition, where it switched to using RISC-V) for for my MS.
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Zone of Death(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by arnold_palmur 7y ago|0 comments
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by arnold_palmur 7y ago
> first job
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by arnold_palmur 8y ago
Look into beta-blockers - they are safe and not addictive, I take them every time I fly. They will keep you cool and collected without the negatives the come with benzo's.
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by arnold_palmur 8y ago
This is an excellent book that I recommend to many people. It literally goes from how you would use a flash light to send signals and communicate to the JVM and everything in between.
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Timeline of the far future(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by arnold_palmur 10y ago|0 comments
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
Maybe they were inferring the bending that one usually does more often on an electric guitar vs. an acoustic or classical - without calluses, a persons fingers can get chewed up pretty quickly on an electric.
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
as an example, my guess would be a pig?
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
If you are interested in the Concorde, do yourself a favor and listen to this Omega Tau episode http://omegataupodcast.net/166-flying-the-concorde/
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
When you make heavy use of the "skill moves" - the game becomes much more dynamic. I could see your frustration that without these it's slightly a point and dribble in your direction fest, although I think the newer versions
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
I definitely think fragments should be an added feature of a 2.0 version of JSX - just take a look at this Github issue that continues to house active discussion now for 2+ years. https://github.com/facebook/react/
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
I would say Python - it's a great general purpose language of which many interesting things can be built.
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
I honestly can't say for certain that I've ever intentionally clicked on an ad.
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
1959 Les Paul... That's the holy grail right there - what was that like?
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by arnold_palmur 10y ago
Cosmos by Carl Sagan

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