arnold_palmur

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   The Omega Point(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by arnold_palmur 10y ago|0 comments
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   by arnold_palmur 10y ago

   Out of curiosity, any idea how selective it is to be accepted into the OMSCS at Georgia Tech?
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   by arnold_palmur 10y ago

   I don't have a family yet, but I can definitely relate. I didn't study CS undergrad and I've been looking to pursue a MS in CS for the past few years but with working full-time (6 years of experience), and the crazy costs tha
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   EmberConf 2016 Summary(github.com)

   1 points by arnold_palmur 10y ago|0 comments
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   by arnold_palmur 10y ago

   I lost my dad to cholangiocarcinoma when I was only 7 - rest easy knowing you had a positive impact on the world Pieter.
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   by arnold_palmur 11y ago

   I'm curious, in regard to going back to school, are you pursuing a second (or first) Bachelors in CS or a Masters?
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   Google Android Hardening Checklist(security.utexas.edu)

   2 points by arnold_palmur 11y ago|0 comments
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   by arnold_palmur 11y ago

   I'm in the same exact boat as you - always had iOS and am supposed to get my Nexus 6p on Monday (leaving Verizon for Google Fi) - I'm intently watching this thread for some suggestions/tips as a new Android user.
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   by arnold_palmur 11y ago

   Literally visualizing the JavaScript event queue :) http://latentflip.com/loupe
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    I can't exactly say since I've never built an interpreter, but I am in the process of building a compiler (it's been a challenging and rewarding experience thus far), but I'm sure you would learn a lot from both endeavor
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    If you haven't already, build a compiler - it's an enlightening experience and gives you a lot of intuition.
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    Servo, the Parallel Browser Engine Project(servo.org)

    2 points by arnold_palmur 11y ago|0 comments
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    JavaScript Decorators(github.com)

    2 points by arnold_palmur 11y ago|0 comments
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    On-the-fly tail call optimization in JavaScript without trampoline (2010)(glat.info)

    1 points by arnold_palmur 11y ago|0 comments
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    Interesting - I will definitely look into that. I remember having no fear of flying the first time I flew (when I was like 7 or 8), but I remember looking at my mom during takeoff, white-knuckling the armrest. I've also foolishly done
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    Yeah I recently read When Panic Attacks by David Burns, which is all about CBT, and while I see the value in what he is saying it really didn't change my mindset about things. There is a separation between what is rational and what i
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    I have a huge fear of flying (that seems to be increasing), and it's beginning to affect my life. For example, I have the opportunity to go to Portland for a conference at the end of the month but I am convincing myself not to go becau
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    Long winded response, but this is something that I can quite personally relate to. My senior year of college I was tasked with giving a presentation on an entire semesters worth of work to the class, no problem - except the catch was that y
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    > That being said, I suppose there's a chance that space exploration could drive technological innovations that could help on that front. I'd say there is more than a chance, the amount of technology that was produced during
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    What are your thoughts on this book? I'm always intrigued by it but end up passing each time I consider giving it a go.
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    I had 6 meetings totally 4 hours last Friday (granted I work for a large bank), but it's causing me to reconsider if I really want to be here.
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    > I like to think our destiny is to colonize other planets Completely agree - however it (sadly) leads me to think of the popular quote that is something along the lines of... "born to late to explore the Earth, and born to early
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    I was watching my fiance run and someone died literally right in front of me at the Brooklyn half-marathon in the fall (he was a young guy - I'd say late 20s). He collapsed right at the finish line and they couldn't revive him. Th
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    How is A Guide to the Good Life not on here - I feel like I see it mentioned at least once a day.
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    > They're chasing some other goal...whatever it is. Maybe putting most of their efforts into Atom and Electron?
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    Fewer meetings.
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    Ember.js Component Best Practices(poteto.github.io)

    2 points by arnold_palmur 11y ago|0 comments
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    I think that there's some good inspiration to be found in this article/the comments. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10324480
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    Here’s What the JavaScript Job Market Really Looks Like in 2016(medium.com)

    1 points by arnold_palmur 11y ago|0 comments
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    by arnold_palmur 11y ago

    Playing music (mostly guitar) and exercise are my primary activities. I've also become a bit of a tea aficionado recently.