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by dpeck 9y ago
Ugh, these things still aren't stateful enough to hit eventual consistency? Thats not much different than the X10 stuff I was playing with more than a decade ago. I had a few outdoor lights that controlled from a computer and serial ad
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by dpeck 9y ago
No, the nuclear family is not the reason we're all miserable, but if the nuclear family is your sole outlet for community then it may well be. I've recently realized that my wife and I are very much people who want a "village
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by dpeck 9y ago
some of the code with highest return on investment that I've ever written were simple tmuxinator "dashboards" that were just wrappers around standard tools (curl/watch/figlet/etc). Never discount the effect tha
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Pliny the Elder Body May Have Been Found(haaretz.com)
11 points by dpeck 9y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 9y ago
yeah, that and inadequate support that leads to a child falling in some way seems like biggest risks and would need to be heavily accounted for. For safety of the child might want to make it human driven with having the caretaker adjust the
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by dpeck 9y ago
Baby Bidet is interesting, and anyone who has changed a diaper is probably brainstorming as they read this. I could see it being something at mounts over the top of a toilet and the baby is covered around their waist with something like a k
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by dpeck 9y ago
get in, say hello, confirm destination, say thanks, headphones in, eyes down. Everytime
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Tufte CSS(edwardtufte.github.io)
377 points by dpeck 9y ago|59 comments
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by dpeck 9y ago
that this has an unbalanced paren has me laughing a lot more than it probably should
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by dpeck 9y ago
Alan Kay OOP is a lot closer to the Actor model that you see in languages like Erlang. To be overly reductive, its all message passing and not-exposed state.
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by dpeck 9y ago
83b seems like a practical difference to me if you hope to cash them out.
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by dpeck 9y ago
You should be getting RSUs, not options as first employee. And negotiate for single trigger acceleration. And really, just don’t do business with these folks, 4 year cliff is way out of ordinary and hostile to you. You’ll have a much better
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by dpeck 9y ago
Its about the home services delivery angle. The courier is just the simplest one to explain to get some level of adoption.
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by dpeck 9y ago
Feel the same about every social network, and honestly the net has become "lonelier" for lack of a better word. Facebook is just people selling their junk, whether fingernail addons, kids clothing, or diet regimes. Twitter is real
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by dpeck 9y ago
That’s fine, but generally one isn’t going to be monetarily successful doing that. Which is cool, honestly we are collectively way too driven by that for it to be healthy for most of the population. There are however way too many people who
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by dpeck 9y ago
probably says more about our collective perception that anything near the median, even above it, is low-end.
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Predicting, Decrypting, and Abusing WPA2/802.11 Group Keys [pdf](lirias.kuleuven.be)
2 points by dpeck 9y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 9y ago
- a lot of episodes have too many people. 100% agreed, its tough to follow who is saying what, and especially difficult to get what each part of differing views is really saying.
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by dpeck 9y ago
A recent article, but "WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS" has been bouncing around my head and had several re-reads over the last month. Its not about technology, and its not about football, though it uses that as a backdrop. Read it twice.
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by dpeck 9y ago
s/Elixir server/Erlang application/
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by dpeck 9y ago
Taxi that takes your pets to the Vet, waits with them, facetimes you to the Vet during the exam.
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by dpeck 9y ago
Thats at retail though, and doing things like this at US retail prices isn't going to be economically viable. The actual BOM is going to be very low for something like this, its commodity parts all the way down. You'd come out FOB
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by dpeck 9y ago
Big hits in general aren't what is causing the long term injury. CTE seems to disproportionately effect linemen that seldom experience a "big hit" but hundreds of small impacts every day during practice and play. The brain in
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by dpeck 9y ago
Paragraph advice is great. I got into the habits of writing a few conversational comment lines at the top of modules and each function as a message from designer-self to implementer-self. It functions a lot like BDD, or at least my version
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by dpeck 9y ago
If you like video based learning the Udemy Modern React with Redux course was well done and worth the $10. https://www.udemy.com/react-redux/
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by dpeck 9y ago
That seems like a very good idea. I got one secondhand (given away) a few years ago for my little one and in the process of hunting down some replacement wheels and a new battery for it I stumbled into a rich world of powerwheels enthusiast
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by dpeck 9y ago
Fair response. My thought of startup is definitely in the mold of rapid growth an expansion to MVP and finding product-market fit as fast as possible. I think its a safe assumption to make on HN given that it is a public facing arm of YC, b
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by dpeck 9y ago
C suite member still doing coding 80% of the time is extremely unlikely in my experience. You may still be able to steal away some time on nights and weekends to be able to stay sharp but day to day you're much more concerned with worr
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Guild.ai: Real time TensorFlow visualization(guild.ai)
3 points by dpeck 9y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 9y ago
related, there are several old Navy towers off the coast of Georgia/South Carolina (USA) that were at one point going to be scrapped as well but with so much marine life around them last I heard they were transfered to the state gov&#x

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