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by calebm 12y ago
"I see what you did there."
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by calebm 12y ago
When I heard of Magic Leap, "Snow Crash" is one of the first things that came to my mind. I really want to see a Magic Leap demo!
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by calebm 12y ago
There's a quote which I (ironically) can't remember about how a mind is made up of the books it has read in much the same way as a lion is made of of the animals it consumes. Or to put it another way, "you are what you eat.&q
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by calebm 12y ago
This looks awesome. It seems ridiculous that in the age of information, we still need to go to labs to get our own basic vital information.
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by calebm 12y ago
"Skeleton: A Dead Simple..." - I see what you did there :)
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by calebm 12y ago
It's true that he probably should have mentioned the simple intuition of it, but I think the reason he went about it the way he did is because that's the way you go about proving it mathematically.
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by calebm 12y ago
Ulysses by James Joyce: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysses_%28novel%29 For most of my life, I focused on the logical, external, left-brain side of life. I saw little value in art (and even spurned it as something pre
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by calebm 12y ago
As it was forked by some of the top Node contributors, I'm guessing yes.
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by calebm 12y ago
What are your thoughts on CryptoJS ( https://www.npmjs.org/package/crypto-js ) or SJCL ( http://bitwiseshiftleft.github.io/sjcl/ )? They both seem to work in the browser well.
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by calebm 12y ago
Satire?
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by calebm 12y ago
I've often found Libraries > Frameworks.
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by calebm 12y ago
Wow, this is awesome! Have an upvote.
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by calebm 12y ago
Great idea! I've actually wished for something like this before.
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by calebm 12y ago
I've been leaning toward functional programming and libraries-over-frameworks for a while now (influenced largely by the Clojure community), and when I realized that the Javascript world embraces these views, I was able to make peace w
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by calebm 12y ago
I did. I was very much a skeptic of Node.js, but the tools and libraries won me over. So much work is being done to make Javascript a viable platform.
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by calebm 12y ago
Docker has a ton of momentum right now, which should play into this comparison (as it doesn't run on FreeBSD).
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by calebm 12y ago
Great job on the naming :)
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by calebm 12y ago
Yes, it MUST have an open API! "Alexa, dim the lights."
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by calebm 12y ago
I really thought it was satire too. It wasn't until there was like 10 seconds left in the video that I realized, "there's not enough time left to make it funny, it must be serious!"
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by calebm 12y ago
I love IPython Notebook. Interactive public IPython Notebooks are very cool.
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by calebm 12y ago
It's funny - I know a guy who I consider extremely unreliable, and the "unreliable face" looks a lot like him.
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by calebm 12y ago
I read that several years ago, some farmers figured they could fatten up their cattle by feeding them more fat, so they fed them a bunch of coconut oil. But instead of getting fat, they lost weight.
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by calebm 12y ago
I really think Docker should be more toward the center of the radar.
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by calebm 12y ago
This is awesome. I've been waiting on the docker 1.3 release and integration into Fig to begin using it.
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by calebm 12y ago
Thanks. Got it working now.
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by calebm 12y ago
Actually, maybe I'm not on 1.3... I did do a "boot2docker upgrade", but when I do "boot2docker version", I'm still getting 1.2.0: (py)cmbpr:~ caleb$ boot2docker upgrade Downloading boot2docker ISO image... Late
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by calebm 12y ago
You say it is stable; would you say it is...rock solid?
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by calebm 12y ago
Has anyone been able to get Mac host drive sharing working with boot2docker 1.3? I have not yet.
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Nyancat on Docker(github.com)
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by calebm 12y ago
+1

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