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by asfarley 4y ago
I have very little tolerance left for articles where the punch-line is “people have too many conspiracy theories”. This is the narrow wedge arguing for centralized information control.
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by asfarley 4y ago
In the genre of “Stallman was right”
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by asfarley 4y ago
Any citations? I haven’t seen fear of pre-crime enforcement characterizes as “woke” anywhere. I’m asking because I myself frequently characterize things as woke, and people might accuse me of having right-wing tendencies, but nonetheless I
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by asfarley 4y ago
Marissa
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by asfarley 4y ago
My mistake, it is available in a box with manual.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Would be nice to get a box and manual like the good old days.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Nice. I’m happy to see the NES still receiving new releases. May pick up a copy of this.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Interesting articles. What other things are you referring to?
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by asfarley 4y ago
Trotting out the paradox of tolerance isn't an auto-win for pro-censorship "anti-facism" arguments. Imagine, one day, one of your own beliefs becomes lumped under the umbrella of facism. Imagine that you disagree with this ca
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by asfarley 4y ago
Horrifying. I was hoping that the quotes meant this wasn’t literal.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Running a small business, I made the mistake of not paying close enough attention to this. It is only a few extra thousand, but this is a lot for a small business owner. I have realized I can run most things on a small instance if I’m care
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by asfarley 4y ago
RSearch, a tool for building recursive topic-trees based on search results and comparing how the topic trees change every day. Similar to Google Alerts but more powerful and informative.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Thank you, I would have never known about this.
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by asfarley 4y ago
This echoes my experience. SW pays, EE screws you around. It’s still nice to be able to dive down to the electrical level if necessary but it’s generally not a profitable level to spend time at.
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by asfarley 4y ago
This really helped me: https://maryrosecook.com/blog/post/git-from-the-inside-out
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by asfarley 4y ago
Now tell us the story about the backflip and the fish
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by asfarley 4y ago
What was the shortcut?
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by asfarley 4y ago
I made a turn-counting app for traffic surveys. It’s basically a button-press counter. I needed it for my own use, and there was already one on the market for about $35 so I decided to reimplement it myself and sell it for $2. So far I have
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by asfarley 4y ago
No salary listed, hard pass right there.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Risky move.
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by asfarley 4y ago
It might suggest the existence of loops in the evolutionary tree, making it more of a general graph.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Very interesting, I had no idea there was a conflict between qm and chaotic dynamics. Whenever “weirdness due to wave function collapse” comes up, I wonder: what is the multi-universe equivalent of this discussion?
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by asfarley 4y ago
Yeah, this is completely insane. Nobody is learning their lesson. Honor is dead. The children are in charge.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Implement the latest flavor of YOLO (object recognition) using the latest parallelization CPU features.
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by asfarley 4y ago
“Closed-loop locked-down production plant” sounds like a veiled way of describing slavery.
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by asfarley 4y ago
I genuinely enjoy the day-to-day of building desktop software applications for engineers.
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by asfarley 4y ago
Here is a hint, at least every 6 months for the past 8 years there have been blog articles asking whether Rails is still relevant. It’s basically a meme at this point. We need a “no rails relevancy posts” sign like guitar shops need “no sta
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by asfarley 5y ago
Not the first time I’ve heard of this.
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by asfarley 5y ago
See what you can get out of them. View meeting new people as a potential opportunity for arbitrage.
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by asfarley 5y ago
Ok, wolverine876.

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