drekipus

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by drekipus 4y ago
Thanks * reads username* "fun otter" But a cool article none the less, I love reading about computing history. I always thought the grace hopper story was a little too convenient
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by drekipus 4y ago
defund the police and let the market look after it
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by drekipus 4y ago
Says you. I'm at #16. But I'll concede the point.
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by drekipus 4y ago
I love the idea of this. I remember hearing about how "technically even llvm could host clojure " and I've been looking forward to it ever since. However the issue is that one of clojure's strengths is the JVM, so I&#x27
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by drekipus 4y ago
Unironically gnome 38 for me, I'm on 41 and it seems a bit buggier
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by drekipus 4y ago
> if those societies have high mobility in real-word achievement. So, not our society right now. Our society isn't high mobility? Who has a higher mobility? (* I realise this is the internet but I'm assuming you're talking
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by drekipus 4y ago
> In slots, the payout must come eventually, and playing losing rounds only brings you closer to that. Riiiigggghhhhttttt
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by drekipus 4y ago
> or are we asking what happens if we take the money from the police and put it into housing, into medicare, into other social programs? The answers you arrive at might be different. There's two different questions. Combining the tw
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by drekipus 4y ago
We have the same in australia too, called choice magazine. https://www.choice.com.au/
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by drekipus 4y ago
What did the fish do to deserve being trolled?
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by drekipus 4y ago
Do you have any sources on that? It l that's an interesting way to look at it. I would have expected life expectancy to be way lower than you suggest by your calculations. (IE: 9/13 babies died*, with 60 as full life, meaning 18 y
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by drekipus 4y ago
You should read the Gulag archipelago. Tip: "the enemy" is whoever we don't feel like we want at the time. Nothing personal.
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by drekipus 4y ago
Looks pretty cool in idea, but the game has crashed every time I've tried to play it. I've also noticed that a lot of my energy keeps getting into negative values ( which look like a overflow to me). I'm a big fan of 1v1 stra
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by drekipus 4y ago
> but I find "out of date" stuff to be pretty interesting, and I'd honestly prefer to browse a collection of that than stuff that's scrupulously "up to date." I'm the same. Before I moved from the city
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by drekipus 4y ago
> Python, except with braces instead of whitespace There's Hy lang, which is python powered lisp. It'll be good to get some extra attention. https://github.com/hylang/hy
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by drekipus 4y ago
I think lisp users are more for code growing from lists, not trees
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by drekipus 4y ago
Cheers, I appreciate that. I have had therapy over the years, but one thing I was told was that it couldn't be depression because it's so infrequent. I'm more likely just getting sad at times. Most of the time I'm pepper
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by drekipus 4y ago
How does one even get contacts to consider this (in a safe manner)? One thought about this and I'd actually consider myself fairly in tune and at peace with my inner self already, so I'd be curious to see how it could help me deal
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by drekipus 4y ago
As a Leichtturm convert, I think they've degraded a little bit. I have an old and new notebook from them and to me it seems night and day difference. It's a real shame
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by drekipus 4y ago
Market forces. Grid is in less supply because it's not as demanded
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by drekipus 4y ago
It's a good point actually. I suppose the message is "read the code you're using" but that is hard for big libraries and frameworks. Obviously using one's code where they are impersonating someone else is a big re
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by drekipus 4y ago
> they don't know how but they're sure the first step is total political change, and step 2 will make itself known then. This is entirely the issue with green types, (myself being married to one, and leaning green-er myself) Th
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by drekipus 4y ago
This is that thing where people can put anyone in as the commit author, thus impersonating the original creator right? Seems like the solution is "don't just copy random github urls into your code" ?
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by drekipus 4y ago
> because those shortcuts are the standard across practically every program that is not a terminal. Shift + insert works far more ubiquitously. C-c doesn't work on electron apps for me.
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by drekipus 4y ago
Not an app, but I was frustrated with the same thing and was looking for apps of a similar nature too. I also started to make my own. I found this [0] cooking blog that has atleast 90 meal plans. My wife and I just pick them at random and k
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by drekipus 4y ago
QR codes would probably be best for this, but I don't know how well they can be tiled / scaled. They do have good data compression and error correction though.
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by drekipus 4y ago
I have a similar story. I would think that it's tied with poverty in many cases (such as mine), and you know what they say, misery loves company. My pet peeve is being told that I have survivorship bias whenever I try to encourage othe
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by drekipus 4y ago
If you think Europe is bad you should see Australians. That being said, I understand the "get out there, pick up the phone, do or die" attitude, but as a hypothetical - is it possible that it's too much, too exhausting to sus
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by drekipus 4y ago
Right on dude, I feel ya. Something that held me back initially with zukini was thinking about all the bells and whistles. Like I was even working on building a nice stripe API for a little bit. (Why? Who knows) So I kept it aside for the l
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Ask HN: Iterating on Side Projects?
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