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by dhab 4y ago
For AWS, this might help: https://aws.amazon.com/architecture/this-is-my-architecture/
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by dhab 5y ago
Fascinating and really impressive. It was hits, but also misses. Dunno much about search - anyways if it matters - my reco: provide a way to flag incorrect results - and/or crowd-source correct info? (although this could be abused, and
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by dhab 6y ago
I recently tried learning CL, and was dismayed at the tooling. While Emacs + SLIME seems to be the recommended way to go, yielding great experience; I could not realise that because I could not get SLIME to work with EMACS, and couldn&#x27
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by dhab 6y ago
ok, but isn't this a fire hazard?
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Ask HN: What are the expectations of a principal engineer in your company?
104 points by dhab 6y ago|21 comments
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by dhab 6y ago
unpaid one
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by dhab 6y ago
Why would you be the best choice to become a Finn for 90 days?
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by dhab 6y ago
thanks for pointing this out. For a while i had an uneasy feeling about this, and they way you have put it gives words to those: digital assets that we create and are licensed really can't be passed on generationally. Taking it to an e
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Accelerating frame of reference experiment – straight motion appears curved
1 points by dhab 6y ago|0 comments
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by dhab 6y ago
also maybe some creative work needs to be coupled with narratives, if intended for others. For the example above, one could look at it as a meaningless blob, and someone else could describe it as a run-time behavior with y-axis representing
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by dhab 6y ago
how pragmatic is algebra driven design in the real world? Real world are full of exceptions, and I am doubtful those can be modelled with any kind of algebra.
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by dhab 6y ago
> In order to properly compare the languages, we needed to collect the energy consumed by a single execution of a specific solution. With this, Java ranking on top 5 is quite impressive. Considering that JIT optimisations wouldn't h
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by dhab 6y ago
A related question: Can a president pre-emptively pardon himself? I think there was some deal being worked on Jeff Epstein's case where that could have happened.
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by dhab 6y ago
protomolecule is winning, as expected
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by dhab 6y ago
Is there a fast.ai like library that allows a novice to try GPT-3? https://github.com/openai/gpt-3 only contains dataset
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by dhab 6y ago
Thank you - I found the article helpful in giving me a lay of the land
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by dhab 6y ago
Thank you for your detailed insight
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by dhab 6y ago
The post [1] (though old) - hints at no good libs for json (mentions a workaround for one he picks) > For me, the most important quality I need in a JSON library is an unambiguous, one-to-one mapping of types. For example: some
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by dhab 6y ago
Thank you for your responses. I was interested in learning about these concerns for Common Lisp only, and not the other dialects including scheme, clojure, racket ...
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by dhab 6y ago
Unfortunately, PG's post is orthogonal to what I am trying to find. My concerns are mostly around community and operational aspects AFTER adopting lisp
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Ask HN: Production Lisp in 2020?
222 points by dhab 6y ago|216 comments
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by dhab 6y ago
On weekends: laying pavers in my front lawn :) During week (between work): learning lisp
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by dhab 6y ago
i think the word "miss" is raising/idolising his personality. I didn't know Steve, but based on what I have been exposed to about him, he was a person I would dislike a lot, but, how he appears to have shaped some produc
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by dhab 6y ago
Everyone's spying - US, China, Europe, Middle East, East. Some are lesser known to detain and try in secret courts (USA), others are known to do that rampantly (china)
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by dhab 7y ago
The ".com" tld, along with no licensing information on github does't make me feel very good about the request for contribution.
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by dhab 7y ago
By that argument, we would have to boycott everything anyone with a disease ever touches - hard surfaces (virus is known to survive for up to a week) such as train rails would be tricky one - since we would have to send it back to the manu
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by dhab 7y ago
I found most of the comment fine except for the part ...brothers and sisters which feels like it was designed to evoke some emotion/strong response. I assume most of us would prefer them (brothers and sisters) be there, tucked
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by dhab 7y ago
The speaker claims that the cookie/key can be known by causing VM crash, which is done by exploiting the monotonic nature of cookie values which are stored as atoms which has a fixed cap on how many they can be, which when exceeded cau
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Security Flaw in Erlang / Beam (2017)(youtube.com)
1 points by dhab 7y ago|0 comments
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by dhab 7y ago
Elixir, which runs on the Beam VM, had piqued my interest for a while, so finally set out to learn about it this weekend. On searching for "flaws" of the language and the platform, I (accidentally) ran into: https://ww

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