cel1ne

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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   How does quantum mechanic's randomness come into play here?
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Medium.com was originally founded for their publication "Matter", a journal for long well researched articles.
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Or code it is as a vertex-shader to run on the GPU. https://aerotwist.com/tutorials/an-introduction-to-shaders-p...
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Once upon a time there was something of an educated, intelligent middle-class who put some hand into managing and editing information for the masses who didn't have that much time or capacity of questioning and learning everything them
5. 485.▲
   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Facebook just rebuilt the little villages, their gossiping and their moronic decision-making online. Suddenly everybody pays attention to the shouting town-drunk again.
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   by cel1ne 10y ago

   On the Mac I'm far happier with MPlayerX: http://mplayerx.org/ It's UI is optimised for playing video (example: if your window is not fullscreen, but playing it will stay in front). It has smoother playback than v
7. 487.▲
   by cel1ne 10y ago

   I find the documentation very structured, accessible and complete. The chapter format might not be the most modern way of presenting it, but the actual page-layout is good and i'm coming from google most of the time anyway. I don'
8. 488.▲
   by cel1ne 10y ago

   What do you mean?
9. 489.▲
   by cel1ne 10y ago

   Postgresql. Such a marvel of reliability and good design. All features just logically and consistently work with each other.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    The nice thing about the JVM is that it's contained and has excellent monitoring and profiling tools. Anyway: What about kotlin [0]? * 100% java compatible * can compile to the JVM and javascript, so you should be able to run it with n
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Oh you're right, I read upwards at that poem and looked at the ending words of the sentences. Decided that the combination "tripping" / "dripping" wasn't very poetic. -> machine.
12. 492.▲
    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I read only the ending rhyme of every sonnet => 6/6.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Well nothing in the diagram here says anything about onStop being not guaranteed: https://developer.android.com/training/basics/activity-lifec...
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    It's gotten better, but check my comments from some time ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8329034 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9476547 Generally: bad inheritance, bad separation of con
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    "So startups are just an inefficiency imposed on wealth transfer from VCs to landlords. What if someone disrupted the industry and connected VCs directly to landlords?" ;) (Source: https://labnotes.org/weekend-read
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Just some thoughts about SO: * The android section is terrible. The questions are a mixture of people not knowing how to write java code at all mixed with questions of people getting hindered by the terrible SDK. (I develop software in Java
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    > 2. If you're not using an ORM, then you ultimately end up writing one. There are other ways, like when using "event sourcing", or servers like postgrest [0] that give you a REST-api on top of your database. ORMs are main
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    RMS is a "maniac", and I don't mean that in any derogative sense, but I can't find a better word. He is able to put forward enormous amounts of passion and energy for his cause. Sometimes there are people who commit to i
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    This is common in Europe. How else would you make cold coffee if not by first making proper coffee then cooling it. I just use my bialetti espresso maker and add ice cubes.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I think apple will sell cables: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11968130
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    Apple should sell headphone-cables(medium.com)

    2 points by cel1ne 10y ago|0 comments
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    Interesting related post: http://blog.paralleluniverse.co/2015/08/07/scoped-continuati...
23. 503.▲
    by cel1ne 10y ago

    The classic way would be to start out with LEX/FLEX and YACC.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    So you think it's safer if used among "trusted contracts"? Even if you wrote all the contracts that are interacting like this yourself, this is an immense source for bugs. As anyone with some experience in concurrent programm
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I know that DAO != Ethereum. Letting programs call arbitrary function on each other is a fundamental design-flaw in every concurrent system.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    So what they should have implemented is communicating sequential processes / actors instead of arbitrary calls. The more I read about ethereum's technical details, the more it sounds like a joke to me.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    You don't ever need to add or remove divs when you're not resizing the window. You just need one more than your window is able to display and move the divs up and down with a tiny offset. The other times you can just change their
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    "Evolution is change in the heritable traits of biological populations over successive generations." I claimed that there are many generations needed for programs to evolve, which POW limits because the generation of new contracts
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    But the definition of evolution is many many changes.
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    by cel1ne 10y ago

    I don't think anything can evolve in a space that wastes that much energy with proof-of-work.