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Ask HN: How to Visually Design Tutorials?
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elbear
4y ago
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elbear
4y ago
Nix is the package manager. nixpkgs is the ecosystem, since it contains all the packages.
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elbear
4y ago
There's a difference between what you should do and what people actually do. If a lot of them use unwrap in production, then OP's argument is valid.
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How to Use Monads Without Understanding Them
(elbear.com)
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elbear
5y ago
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elbear
5y ago
Your positive experience doesn't discount others' unpleasant one. Through meditation you can reach deep into the unconscious. The safe approach is to start with practices that get you more in touch with the body, that get you to b
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elbear
5y ago
Algebra would be one candidate, since that is the field that deals with the structure of entities.
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elbear
5y ago
Most meditation techniques involve stabilising attention. That is, you can keep your attention on the same stimulus for longer and get deep focus. Another benefit is increased awareness. You become more aware of your thought patterns and th
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elbear
5y ago
If you're not familiar with the site that has this blog, it teaches mental models, so it goes through the things you mentioned. I guess the author assumed the readers would be familiar with his work, so he didn't feel the need to
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Ask HN: If you knew math, what would you use it for?
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elbear
5y ago
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elbear
5y ago
I assume it's because they want to take advantage of Nix at the OS level, which you can only do through NixOS.
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elbear
5y ago
Sure, but that's not something people feel comfortable hearing, judging by your downvotes.
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Haskell Records and JSON. An Approach
(haskell.elbear.com)
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elbear
6y ago
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elbear
6y ago
I found useful this series of articles introducing Nix by using it with Haskell: https://github.com/Gabriel439/haskell-nix I hope it helps.
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elbear
6y ago
Have you considered Nix and NixOS? It also has a high learning curve, but it provides better reproducibility.
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elbear
6y ago
So is Romania. They mention the lack of sources as a reason for a missing country, so that might be it.
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elbear
6y ago
Has causality been established between vaccines and the 4 deaths?
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Cuneiform – A large-scale data analysis functional programming language
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elbear
6y ago
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elbear
6y ago
This is the risk of trying to summarize a big conceptual framework in just a few words. It leaves out a lot and its only hope is to entice the reader to explore further and discover that entire conceptual framework. Even that conceptual fra
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elbear
6y ago
I'm not talking about just the sense of self. I'm talking about the fact that the world is an illusion. In any case, I may not be conveying the message properly, because I'm still trying to understand these things conceptuall
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elbear
6y ago
If you're willing to entertain another recommendation, in a different narrative style, look into Dreams of Light by Andrew Holecek. I've mentioned it so many times in this thread that people will think I get a commission :D But I
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elbear
6y ago
If you're looking to put those experiences into a conceptual framework, I recommend Andrew Holecek's book Dreams of Light. Just be prepared to entertain the possibility that the "woo" is an accurate view of reality.
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6y ago
There are two possible causes. The first is hidden trauma. The second is something that comes strings attached. You have to accept the Buddhist conceptual framework which says that the entire world is a fabrication. During meditation you ca
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6y ago
Even if you don't go on retreats and just have a regular daily practice, there could come a point where you experience unusual, unpleasant moments. The explanation might be difficult for you to accept, if you don't accept Buddhist
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elbear
6y ago
From what I know the time does matter. In the first part of the night the body release some hormones that make sleep more effective. It's not only about the number of hours. Also, look up sleep debt. It's exactly what the words su
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elbear
6y ago
What time do you go to bed? I haven't used an alarm in years and I wake up between 5 and 7 am. At that point, I simply can't sleep any longer, even if I lie in bed, so I get up. I usually go to bed between 10 and 11 pm.
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elbear
6y ago
Ok, but how many stupid local kids are there and how many worldwide script kiddies?
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elbear
6y ago
Could you share what you learned in order to make that trading algorithm?
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elbear
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I think the key is to want to do these things. If you don't feel like doing something, you should stop. You'll eventually feel resentful and drained if you keep doing something you don't want to do.
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> Full objectivity is hindered by our minds ability to guess and rationalize. One of the main claims of some meditative traditions is that with enough practice you get to experience the workings of the mind. Once you get to experience th
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> I think not, otherwise someone would have reported back with the answer already. Well, they have, but nobody believes them :) In any case, I understand your attitude to the mystic woo. It used to put me off a lot when I started meditat
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