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aswanson
6y ago
Pedantic, but electromagnetic radiation's "founding" precedes Mr. Maxwell. :)
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aswanson
6y ago
Thank you.
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aswanson
6y ago
holy...This is crazy. I really want to learn game engine architecture. Anyone have any links/recommendations for starting developers?
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aswanson
6y ago
True. Software is soft for a reason. There's always a new requirement or vulnernability waiting to be exploited that needs to be updated.
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aswanson
6y ago
Lol. Trump is up to 17000 lies on record and 40 percent of the country still accepts his word as truth. Human gullibility is limitless.
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aswanson
6y ago
The latter. Build up cash and invest in a career path that values experience.
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aswanson
6y ago
Math is the eternal truth. Any physical implementation of a solution to a problem relies on the manipulation of abstract symbols. Math is truth, the rest is details.
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aswanson
6y ago
Make a backup plan now Truer words rarely spoken. Tech is Logan's Run, No Country For Old Men.
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aswanson
6y ago
Your book is excellent. Downloading and reading it made me feel incredibly guilty for not paying for it, so I bought a hard copy.
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aswanson
6y ago
Good one. I chuckled.
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aswanson
6y ago
So I'm hearing the " the dollar is over, throw everything into gold, fiat money is doomed" in other forums. Can anyone give some conterpoints to that narrative?
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aswanson
7y ago
I really wish I would have realized how Moore's law diminished the relevance of electronic knowledge back in the late 80s. Would have made life so much easier and happy.
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aswanson
7y ago
I've found most right wing folks immune to updating their worldview in the face of contradictory evidence and have come to the conclusion they are to be beaten, not reasoned with.
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aswanson
7y ago
I remember the commodore blue book christmas. I went through that book in a weekend. I could never get the sprite/gaming stuff working as they were laid out in the book, though. Very frustrating as an 11 year old.
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aswanson
7y ago
This may not be a movie, but there's no way in hell this timeline isn't some bored kid fresh out of doritos playing with random variables in his universe simulation.
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aswanson
7y ago
Liz Holmes inadvertently stumbles upon the cure, vindicating her reputation.
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aswanson
7y ago
Same. He made some interesting points philosophically re: our growing dependence on technology and its implications.
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aswanson
7y ago
Correction is way overdue. Problem is, Fed has no ammo left with interest rates at near zero. We're in for rough days, people.
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aswanson
7y ago
Yeah. That qualifies as evil in my book.
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aswanson
7y ago
Yeah, I have a hard time dancing on a persons grave. Unless they've done something totally evil, they should be afforded some respect. That said, hearing about Limbaugh's condition tested my ability to live by that principle.
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aswanson
7y ago
I had a split schedule in 7th and 8th grade, from 11:30am to 5 pm. Best time of my childhood education in terms of awakeness and alertness. High school was the opposite, horrible, had to be on the bus by 6:45am. It was dark and raining/
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aswanson
7y ago
School time is optimized for adult conveinience, not child/teen learning.
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aswanson
7y ago
This is insane.
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aswanson
7y ago
Max levchin stated he learned indirection in memory addressing because his mom was assigned to work calculator programming in the USSR before the family fled to the US in the early 90s. Amazing that a calculator had pointer features.
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aswanson
7y ago
Sounds like a startup opportunity.
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aswanson
7y ago
I dunno man. I think any state would be hard-pressed to top this list: https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a26899191/florida-man-...
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7y ago
Have you read any "Florida Man" headlines? Florida has no concept of fear.
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aswanson
7y ago
The trick I've learned is to never assume I'm an expert, and always question basics. It's suprisingly easy to do, and makes honest the most paramount. Also, this perspective has made me look at folks who are always trying to
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aswanson
7y ago
What dolt would think that more noise & distraction would make for a more productive workplace where the product requires sustained periods of focus? It's literally the dumbest thing you can do in that circumstance.
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aswanson
7y ago
Lol. I thought that was only a band. You learn something every day on hn.
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