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dpeck
11y ago
|Pilot G2 Retractable Excellent choice, I get a dozen or two of black and blue each year and probably one of red. Feels great to write with, clean lines, really nice and very economical.
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dpeck
11y ago
perhaps, I was thinking stuff like provigil/modafinil.
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dpeck
11y ago
Not a user, and never have myself, but calling it non-scientific seems to be quite a stretch.
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Ask HN: What are you using for system architecture diagraming?
6 points
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dpeck
11y ago
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12 comments
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dpeck
11y ago
This happens every summer with Defcon, non-issue all around, and yet every summer people act like the sky is falling when a talk is pulled.
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dpeck
11y ago
honestly, with the economy as it is today and the growth of social media based image/sexting/hookup services I'd argue the opposite is true.
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KnitYak: Custom mathematical knit scarves
(kickstarter.com)
1 points
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dpeck
11y ago
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The Little Schemer Exercises in Elixir
(github.com)
97 points
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11y ago
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11y ago
A problem with Erlang itself, you've got to have done it the hard way a lot of times to see the value in some of its built in things.
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Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors (2003) [pdf]
(erlang.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I think things that government agencies do don't happen in a vacuum. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/diet/themes/py...
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11y ago
I think the problem for is a lot of it wasn't science driven, was more economic/ag policy driving waves hands science.
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Monolith vs. Microservices: Where to start
(blog.erlware.org)
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11y ago
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dpeck
11y ago
Thanks for that link, unexpected, interesting and insightful, exactly what I hope to get from HN.
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11y ago
Its unexpected given the background of many of the players, but their are some really impressive entrepreneurs and businessmen among the NBA-alumni. It seems theres not much middle ground after their playing days are done, they either go ba
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11y ago
agreed, I've pretty much decided that I don't even have any business reading a contract. Legal meanings of words and my interpretation of them could be completely different. In reality with a legal document a common persons option
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11y ago
You can't do it and be stable. That isn't to say you can't do it for short times. I only started a small software consultancy while having a day job along with a wife and toddler and it was a grueling marathon. Sleep took a b
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11y ago
Thats right, the edges of sections or when a visitor finds himself surrounded by home fans is when things tend to get interesting. But again, its miniscule compared to soccer riots, usually one or two guys who have had too much start a conf
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11y ago
If anything college football is worse. Rivalries there run deep, nearly as long as gridiron football has been played in many cases, and often come with family ties. Combine that with its popularity in the south and the combination of honor
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dpeck
11y ago
if any of your grandparents were from other countries you may want to look into citizenship being available via that route, for example I know Ireland will grant citizenship if a grandparent was an Irish citizen. Something like that could,
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11y ago
Elixir is more approachable so I'd start there, but you're going to have to pick up Erlang along the way, at least being able to read it, so take it as it comes.
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11y ago
I think that I perhaps had unrealistic expectations. I have a CS degree and think of things like for loops and basic manipulations of data, say the kind of thing that would happen in a .erb or whatever template file to be required for anyon
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11y ago
that was only an issue once when a guys previous company was bought by Oracle and they offered him a load of money and paid for him to go to grad school. In general though, compensation was never a problem.
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11y ago
More than they do. Every time I've looked to hire one its disappointing that they're so un-rounded in their skillset.
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Blinking LED Using Elixir Embedded Image on Raspberry Pi
(zohaib.me)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Agreed, and specifically I remember finding an Alton Brown Good Eats segment where he compares the chicken anatomy to a little two legged dinosaur model that most everyone saw in childhood while butchering. Easy way to visualize and "s
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Event Handling in Elixir
(tattdcodemonkey.com)
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12y ago
Agreed on Atlanta, I live here, I love my city but theres parts of it where gentrification has been attempted and failed hard. East Atlanta feels like little more than a place for robberies, rapes, and murders to happen.
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Carnival – a developer-friendly way to add comments to any site by Thoughtbot
(carnivalapp.io)
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12y ago
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dpeck
12y ago
spectacle isn't bad, its not full tiling window manager, but it helps you get by in the absence of one. http://spectacleapp.com/
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