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by charlysl 6y ago
You should. The visuals are stunning, the score is highlights galore, and Henry Fonda is the ultimate villain.
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by charlysl 6y ago
Thanks, I didn't connect the dots.
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by charlysl 6y ago
Morricone himself addresses this in an old interview ( https://scrapsfromtheloft.com/2016/12/11/morricone-interview... ) Your first big film success was A Fist Full of Dollars, whose score is very different fr
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by charlysl 6y ago
Claudia's theme from Once Upon A Time in The West is as good as it gets. https://youtu.be/AHe07HT5NQA Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone has to be one of the greatest partnerships in film history, so many unforgetable mo
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by charlysl 6y ago
MIT 6.824: Distributed Systems https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/schedule.html
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by charlysl 6y ago
Thanks for reading, I was a bit worried about posting such a long quotation, but couldn't bring myself to butchering this marvel, would have felt like cutting a master painting. Just like Chrysippus.
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by charlysl 6y ago
... As for the natural faculties within me, of which my writing is the proof, I feel them bending under the burden. My ideas and my judgement merely grope their way forward, faltering, tripping, and stumbling; and when I have advanced as f
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by charlysl 6y ago
... and by quoting Schopenhauer's beautiful prose instead of using your own words you are following his wise advice. Montaigne said something similar when confronted as to why he quoted Plutarch so often, replying that if he believed s
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by charlysl 6y ago
Glad to see I am not the only one. You should check out a spanish movie called "El Sur".
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by charlysl 6y ago
Go to imdb's page for a movie you like, say, this one. Then look at the critic reviews links. Tons of cinephile sites can be discovered this way. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0048198/externalreviews?ref_=m_tt...
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Europe's Gaia-X Cloud Computing Platform Takes Shape(nytimes.com)
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Node.js vs. Java: An epic battle for developer mindshare(infoworld.com)
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by charlysl 6y ago
Awesome Frameworkless https://github.com/frameworkless-movement/awesome-frameworkl...
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by charlysl 6y ago
Took me less than one minute ;) https://github.com/mmikowski/hi_score/tree/master/js/app-tb0... It is actually an instance of the frameworkless approach he describes in the book above.
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by charlysl 6y ago
Check out the book Single Page Web Applications (2013), and its author's blog https://michaelmikowski.com/ He has been an advocate of this frameworkless approach for many years, and in his book he shows exactly how it&
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by charlysl 6y ago
Quoting one of the authors: Yes ... the declarative pattern is a part of React’s way. Where there is a “framework’s way” of doing things, there is a framework.
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Frameworkless Movement(frameworklessmovement.org)
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Type Safety with Native JavaScript(mmikowski.github.io)
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Do you really want an SPA framework?(mmikowski.github.io)
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by charlysl 6y ago
I think you are right, it is a matter of convenience, to type less, as the story hints, but not only for writing to files, also for displaying messages on the console. According to the book quoted in the link: Since a command should by def
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The Unix and the Echo (2001)(everything2.com)
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by charlysl 6y ago
Today I read that the "UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook", which has become my new favourite technical book, strongly recommends learning Expect. I had to look it up, this was the first time I learned about it, and it
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by charlysl 6y ago
Good point about spaced repitition, wish I had the discipline. I find that if I learned something the way I described above, I can pick it up again easily even if rusty, the moment I read and think again about it, it comes back fast.
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by charlysl 6y ago
I am doing something similar, it's not easy. I am late to the party, but in case this helps, this is what works for me: First, the most important thing is that you must really, really want it. I don't think that anyone ever got go
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by charlysl 6y ago
From a westerner living in Vietnam: There are many things that haven't been mentioned here yet. Vietnamese schools haven't reopened since Tet, end of January. The population distribution is skewed towards the young end. Most cases
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by charlysl 6y ago
The Most Important Software Innovations link: https://dwheeler.com/innovation/innovation.html hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18691399 Too many people confuse software innovations with other
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BBC Contagion – The BBC Four Pandemic (2018) [video](youtu.be)
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by charlysl 7y ago
I meant hierarchy in the sense of systems built of subsystems, which, in turn, are built of other subsystems, and so on. More like composition. And each subsystem often represents a different, more elementary, level of abstraction. But, if
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by charlysl 7y ago
But how about cells organized into tissues, into organs, into systems? Particles, atoms, molecules?
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by charlysl 7y ago
Hierarchies scale well, though, and are often found in complex systems, both natural and manmade, where this is an issue. This classic paper (The Architecture of Complexity, by Herbert Simon, Nobel prize winner) explores hierarchy as an org

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