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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Oh wow! I saw your project while looking for this project. It's unfortunate that this project has such a similar name to yours. It's still pretty early; maybe they'd be open to rebranding. Best of luck!
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I was wondering if anyone had had any experience with this library.
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OneJS – functional, JavaScript-only, web/iOS/Android(onejs.dev)
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I really, really like this list. I've been wondering for the last year what the "optimal" problem is to learn at least the syntax of a language. After learning to run something, how to print to the console, I like using heaps
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Imagine how upset you'd be if you ordered a kiln on Amazon, and you got two dozen bricks and a bucket in the mail. You might be tempted to say, "this is not a kiln".
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I use DRAKON, or a loose form of it, when I draw diagrams. I like to use a square action icon saying "GOTO <title>", where title is a rounded title icon that names a process or procedure. It's not perfect.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Dude really hit it out of the park with the "bicycle for the mind".
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I was approached through a recruiter for a job with a 100k-150k pay range, but I didn't get to interview because I had "too much experience" and they wanted someone with 2-5 years experience in the 120-130k range. I had exper
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
It's neat that the Egyptian measure was subdivided in an increasing fashion, almost logarithmically. I wonder what the error bound is if you use the Egyptian rule as a slide rule.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
> Units of measures applicable to spies are left as an exercise to the reader. A garrote, about a foot, a key, about two inches, and a razor's edge, less than a millimeter.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
My dad, a sign painter, would always splay his hand out and measure things from his pinky to his thumb, which was about 10 inches.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Yeah, I was confused. This is basically just, "have well defined interfaces, and pass simple data through them", but with no concrete examples.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
> it would be wise for US to get an exit plan That would be great, but I think we're just going to enjoy the ride while it lasts. Some states are going to aggressively invest in solutions, others will deny any problem exists and the
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I've worked in oil and gas for years. The only reason we're fracking wells with 2000lbs of sand per foot on a 1-2mi horizontal well is because the easy oil in U.S. is all gone. If you could drill a vertical well and have oil gush
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
My two main interests are coding and painting. 2022 was hard.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know people did that.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I didn't really get Fury Road. Why were people spraying silver spray paint in each others' mouths? What was the societal demand that was answered by the heavy metal blitzkrieg of chopped up cars? It was all just a little too much
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
I think the fact is that although predicate logic is a foundation of mathematics, it is not what mathematicians spend the majority of their time thinking deeply about. You might use English every day of your life, but still struggle to expl
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
My understanding was that they were buying silks and spices from abroad with silver and gold at higher and higher prices, so that whatever silver and gold they were able to obtain, ultimately flowed out towards the East, causing inflation.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
This was the high water mark of the Western Roman Empire, but at the time, a number of people were very concerned about the vast amount of wealth that was flowing out of the empire towards the east for luxury goods like silk and spices. Thi
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Yeah, there's no winning. I think there's a happy medium, like Fail Whale Twitter, where you can have social media that doesn't drag you into a short video loop for an hour or more, but that model doesn't seem to be comm
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Yes and no. If you keep your kid off of these social media sites (a) you're going to fight about it Every. Single. Day. For. Years. and (b) they're going to get on them with burner accounts/devices anyway. Where will they get
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
Even Neal Stephenson probably thought that an AI priest (now lay theologian) was a stretch for Reverend Wayne's Pearly Gates in Snow Crash, and yet here we are.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
This is fascinating, I had been wondering about wind chimes for a while now. This talks about sound attenuation at a distance, and limitations of human hearing at low frequencies, note selections, all very interesting.
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by cjohnson318 2y ago
What's your milk punch recipe?
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by cjohnson318 3y ago
I was wondering what was going on. I thought my coffee hadn't kicked in.
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by cjohnson318 3y ago
We've seen continuous layoffs for the past year or so, and the stability of everything is wonky now. Yesterday I had trouble with LinkedIn, last week it was Coinbase, a month or so ago Gmail was hanging. I don't think it's be
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by cjohnson318 3y ago
I think that over time people realize who has a fire drill every month, and who quietly just gets things done.
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by cjohnson318 3y ago
German chocolate cake, per Wikipedia, "Originating in the United States, it was named after English-American chocolate maker Samuel German".
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by cjohnson318 3y ago
Man, I haven't heard/thought of Web 2.0 in a long time. I miss Blogger and fail-whale era Twitter.

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