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by dvaun 5y ago
It is laudable of you to step forward and offer advice when others seemingly have not. However, I believe that you are just commenting in the OP’s second, accidental thread. The original is here: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by dvaun 5y ago
What a neat resource. Thanks for sharing!
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by dvaun 5y ago
I found the linked article "Axiomatic CSS and Lobotomized Owls" to be a decent read. I'm surprised that it hasn't been highly upvoted in the past despite having many submissions to HN. Article: https://alistap
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by dvaun 5y ago
Rather, perhaps people should take a look at the thoughts about REST from the researcher who wrote the original dissertation: https://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hypert...
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by dvaun 5y ago
Near the end of his post, he writes: > I’ve always been nagged by my conviction that I’m not working as diligently or effectively as I ought to be. Sadly I’m not getting any better at not letting that bug me. Maybe this has been discusse
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by dvaun 5y ago
Ah, I now understand what your ask was. I misread it. I'd be interested in something similar! Though, I'm not aware of any platform that offers this...the closest would be Reddit since it hosts the niche communities.
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by dvaun 5y ago
Would this subreddit be relevant to your land management ask? - https://old.reddit.com/r/landman/
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by dvaun 5y ago
> They have the mean tendecy to explode into super sharp pieces when you're not expecting it, so wear goggles. Well, I guess I need to buy a new wedding ring at some point.
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by dvaun 5y ago
Bakersfield housing is expensive for the region. The salaries here, in my opinion, cannot keep up with this recent rise in prices.
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by dvaun 5y ago
Seems to be quite popular given its 8 total submissions[0] :) [0]: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by dvaun 5y ago
> Yes, different situations require different solutions. I think most people learn this by the time they reach puberty. Not so sure about most people learning this...though, I will say I'm probably a late bloomer compared to most on
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by dvaun 5y ago
What you state makes sense. For me, I haven't worked in an environment (yet) that would need to handle fluctuating loads at scale—so my comment is my own speculation based on my experience working for smaller businesses with MUCH less
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by dvaun 5y ago
What if your business has fluctuating loads? I can see how running game servers—with a (somewhat, maybe?) predictable load of players—can be done efficiently on baremetal and with colocating. For another business that has huge peaks of dema
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by dvaun 5y ago
A different article about the pitfalls of intelligence is "The Outsiders"[0], which provides actual data. [0]: https://prometheussociety.org/wp/articles/the-outsiders/
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by dvaun 5y ago
Hearing “banned” techniques brings to mind the practice of Dim Mak.
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by dvaun 5y ago
Sad to see no mention of Ryu Ryuko and Higaonna Sensei[0] in the section describing karate in the early 1900s. Higaonna Sensei was the person whose likeness became “Sensei Miyagi” in the Karate Kid movie. Ironically, Kanryo’s student Chojun
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by dvaun 5y ago
Anytime! I checked the availability of the domain after reading the parent comment about GPT-3. Seeing that it was registered, it didn’t hurt to see if it was built into a service yet :)
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by dvaun 5y ago
https://thisrecipedoesnotexist.com/ might have a shot at this
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Recipe Does Not Exist(thisrecipedoesnotexist.com)
1 points by dvaun 5y ago|1 comments
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Super Kamiokande(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dvaun 5y ago|0 comments
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by dvaun 5y ago
We share the same experience. I'd love to join a network/platform that allows for plugging in private backends for hosting media content while simultaneously allowing sharing lists and other boards
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by dvaun 5y ago
I have slowly planned out a project similar to this. I'm interested in having a tool which allows for shared collaboration on various lengths of content (e.g. lists, guides, etc.). While I don't think it will lead anywhere (there
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by dvaun 5y ago
While the topic is certainly interesting, the way that this article is written feels odd. It reads (to me) like GPT-generated text.
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by dvaun 5y ago
I agree with this viewpoint. A tool which increases how rapidly we can output code—correct code—would allow for more time spent on hard tasks. I can see the quality of some "commodity" software increasing as a result of tools in t
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by dvaun 5y ago
None of the questions and answers in this section hold information about how the generated code affects licensing. None of the links in this section contain information about licensing, either.
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by dvaun 5y ago
Another paper on this structure was from a highschool student in the MIT PRIMES program[0] back in 2018. I couldn't find much else besides other Ethereum-related sites [0]: https://math.mit.edu/research/highschool&
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by dvaun 5y ago
On a side note, thank you for referring to vector.dev. After skimming through their documentation that will be a useful tool as well.
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Data Bounty for Police Data Accessibility Project(dolthub.com)
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by dvaun 5y ago
Interesting. My oldest also loves all three of these books, while his younger brother loves "The Very Hungry Caterpillar". They're great books to make funny sounds with. They're also great for asking our kids questions a
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by dvaun 5y ago
In their statement they deny accessing bank details: > The bug led to random user data being exposed to the wrong user when accessing our user interfaces. It is important to note that the access to data has been entirely random and not s

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