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by asfarley 5y ago
I use Akka.NET in production. It’s been good and I don’t have any major concerns, but I wonder sometimes about depending on a third-party library in case it becomes obsolete. One difficulty coming from non-actor systems is getting a callbac
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by asfarley 5y ago
Diana Moon Glampers, applied to infrastructure.
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by asfarley 5y ago
The description talks about idempotency to make it seem complicated, but really this sounds like they just didn’t check for an explicit OK response and instead decided to blacklist only certain error codes from the API. Sounds like a sloppy
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by asfarley 5y ago
Yes, this is basically what I do right now.
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by asfarley 5y ago
Eh, I could believe that certain Amazon execs wield as much or more power than whatever authority they’re dealing with. At least in the sense that they command more people and more money that whatever organization is prosecuting them.
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by asfarley 5y ago
You have to enjoy the shock. Savour it.
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by asfarley 5y ago
The premise that additional hypotheses cause problems is against the basic idea of science.
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by asfarley 5y ago
Government found the network cable
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by asfarley 5y ago
I’m going to slightly disagree with some of the other answers here, since I actually did travel and socialize a fair amount myself during the university years. It was fun, but if I could give my younger self advice, it would be: your financ
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by asfarley 5y ago
One CNN parameter would interact with the total number of training samples, but that doesn’t tell you about the ratio of total training samples to total CNN parameters.
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by asfarley 5y ago
I’ve always found your work to be done with high integrity and I don’t consider your posts to be spammy at all. Please continue posting and I hope that HN would consider some type of moderation that allows your content.
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by asfarley 5y ago
It's pretty fuzzy in the clips I've seen, so I think it depends what you mean by perfectly represented. A coordinated set of lasers can cause a single point to appear to emit from multiple angles simultaneously. Re: radar, I was n
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by asfarley 5y ago
I did watch Fravor's interview; this is mostly what I'm basing my thoughts on. He does say he thinks it's extraterrestrial, but goes on to say that he 'doesn't really care about things like that' and he just de
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by asfarley 5y ago
No problem! My apologies for sounding angry, I am not - I can understand how these things happen. I am quite interested to know that you're still keeping up with it, and I may be interested in trying out keygen again.
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by asfarley 5y ago
I think it's likely that most of the tic-tac things were some kind of projected image. It's the easiest way to explain the non-inertial movement of the object, and the bubbling ocean underneath: that was the projector station, pos
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by asfarley 5y ago
100% true. I am blessed to have a relatively stable position but I am not nearly doing all I could with my abilities. The saddest part isn’t that I think my abilities are useless. Rather, it seems that the people above me who control where
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by asfarley 5y ago
If you’re the developer, I repeatedly tried to contact you to ask some questions. Since i never heard back, and I didn’t like the other options, I too ended up rolling my own.
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by asfarley 5y ago
Most important software is done already.
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by asfarley 5y ago
I have a feeling that the Dead Kennedys would not be in favor of editing artwork to avoid offending anyone.
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by asfarley 5y ago
Damn, when you put it that way about thumping heart while laying down, I am now starting to worry.
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by asfarley 5y ago
Seems like at some point we should be normalizing the harm of killing conscious creatures by accounting for the complexity of their neural system. Since the threshold for consciousness is being pushed lower and lower, who is to say that it
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by asfarley 5y ago
I feel this. One of the big things I’ve learned over the past 5 years is that an organization must be ripe to use software developers productively; many organizations seem to hire developers but keep them under bad management. You can’t dev
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by asfarley 5y ago
From a careful reading of the quoted portions of the manifesto, it seems like he was not arguing in favor of antisemitism; rather, he was describing his early prejudices which presumably have been rethought. It seems like the headline is tr
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by asfarley 5y ago
This reminds me of an older Ask HN: “what exactly is docker?”. The answers were varied and complex. I don’t want to use a product if so many intelligent people simply can’t agree on its purpose.
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by asfarley 5y ago
I have a feeling that even in North America, ham radio regulation is essentially anti-revolution legislation. In other discussions on HN I’ve had responses suggesting that it’s simply to ensure that e.g. kids don’t disrupt emergency bands.
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by asfarley 5y ago
In the the introductory issue of Spawn, Violator (in his clown form) sings this song.
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by asfarley 5y ago
I started ranting and yelling about “who wants to get fucking rich with me?”. They were not that kind of people.
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by asfarley 6y ago
And this is why I don’t use Adobe anymore.
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by asfarley 6y ago
Classic, little Bobby Tables
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by asfarley 6y ago
This is significant for me, because I’ve turned down interview offers out of concerns that accepting the offer would require me to stop working on side-projects.

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