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dasmithii
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> "I don't have a short attention span and I'm not hyperactive" I thought these were the defining characteristics of ADHD? I'm sorry, please forgive my lack of familiarity. > "When things lose my interes
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I'm not saying it doesn't exist. I'm suggesting that it be considered a characteristic, and not an external force. This way, we don't grow dualistic, differentiating between oneself and one's brain. I guess it'
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I'm not a fan of the perspective from which this article is written. Where the author writes "X is affected by ADHD", I'm inclined toward "X has a short attention span", or "X is hyperactive". The sam
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No, not at all. It's the other way around, really. Those who don't use Meteor for their projects may not be able to without trashing existing codebases.
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At this point, what percentage of web development can't/shouldn't be done with Meteor? It seems like everything else is obsolete in comparison. The only non-Meteor cases I can think of involve especially large scale.
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Because gob encodings begin with type specifiers, all objects of the same type number are grouped together. That's the only guarantee made across all types. For strings and numeric arrays, lexicographic order is maintained, yes. But be
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Show HN: a type-agnostic wrapper of leveldb for Go
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Ask HN: Dangers in publicizing Bitcoin address?
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Show HN: printfc, a printf wrapper for colored output
(github.com)
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12y ago
A JSON-formatted return value would be convenient
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- "If I ever accidentally make something that seems to gain traction, I’ll probably abandon it immediately." These words describe how I've been feeling since the beginning of this year, when I first became a self-described pr
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Callbacks, Promises, and Node’s missed opportunity
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The problem with analogy-based programming is the lack of determinacy. There are no guarantees when it comes to abstract, knowledge-based inference. And so many concepts in modern programming would have to be abandoned to make this shift. U
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With any improvement in programming language technology, we narrow the disparity between human and computer representations of logic. In it's simplest form, this is the premise of language designers. The biggest difficulty with current
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This a surprisingly promising list of ideas, especially for an incubator to suggest. Things like internet infrastructure, ideally, are in the non-profit sector. And though YC does fund non-profits, I can't imagine they'd be happy
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Harvard Lectures on Abstract Algebra
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I'm alternating between "1984" and "I am a strange loop" right now. I like to mix in some fiction with the serious stuff.
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Idea: ethnicity-warping facial recognition and mirroring
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Coroutines in Lua
(lua.org)
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Callbacks v.s. Coroutines
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Show HN: GCiaB
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Garbage Collection in a Box
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Thank you - this looks like a great resource, and I'll definitely follow your advice.
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I was thinking less along the lines of secret views, and instead, on how many people hold socialist-like beliefs without associating themselves (internally, not outwardly) with the word "socialist". In the modern U.S., "socia
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Was Erlang designed in light of any ancestor languages? Or is it fairly original - create from scratch? I'm interested in the language design process.
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I'd love to see a hyperlocal (bluetooth, maybe?), mesh network-based messaging app popularize. I uncertain if you'd be able to charge for it though, since users are often of the "open, free access for all" type. Marketin
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I'm sorry but your final paragraph turned me away. It's one thing if you're looking for fun side projects to play around with, but asking others to provide income-generating ideas seems unethical to me.
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*he's the only self-proclaimed socialist. Surely there are more who possess similar ideologies, but aren't outwardly socialist.
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The term is harsh, and I've heard numerous complaints over "War on X" phrases, as you say, but I think this one is justified/beneficial. It indicates that drugs are the "them", and "us" encompasses le
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Defeating Security Scams with Maximum Lawls
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