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digsmahler
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digsmahler
11y ago
Thank you! This will require some study.
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digsmahler
11y ago
Are there such coordinate systems that "describe stuff falling bast the event horizon in finite time"? How does that not violate general relativity?
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digsmahler
11y ago
I've been wrestling with this same problem, and can't find a satisfying answer. One problem I have with the usual description of a black hole is that the singularity is at the center. But it seems to me that if the escape velocity
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digsmahler
11y ago
I think they failed the job interview. jQuery is great, but with React or Angular (or Mithril? don't know what that is) it has become unnecessary. Unless you wanted the job fixing all of their old javascript bugs, in which case my con
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digsmahler
12y ago
Every choice you make in software has pros/cons. This is true of all database technologies as well. You can probably solve your problem using any of the choices before you. If you decide to use something new (e.g. MongoDB, Riak, whatev
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digsmahler
12y ago
MongoDB is a great database and has a really good set of client tools. It has a learning curve and it has not been without problems but I have loved it at a past startup and would absolutely use it again. If you try it out and find you like
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12y ago
Full stack development doesn't mean that you work on all the things in the world, just all the things in your stack. You would work on the HTML/Javascript/CSS, the middle layer (PHP, Python, Scala or other), and the database.
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12y ago
Did he win not losing? I played this for 6-7 minutes and can no longer do anything but cower in the horribly glorious splendor of the God of recursion. I can feel my mind draining out through my tear ducts.
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digsmahler
12y ago
Some weeks I write negative lines of code. Those are good weeks.
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digsmahler
14y ago
> Sadly, we can't write a test or a type to satisfy our specification. We need to actually perform some (asymptotic) analysis to derive our code, instead of relying on tests! Actually, this test can be written without too much trouble.
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digsmahler
14y ago
Congratulations on your first blog post! It looks pretty good, very attention grabbing. Please follow up with some more focus on the positives. I will be very interested to read more information on the correct way to implement crypto in all