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by elias94 5y ago
Have you ever seen the Charlie's Angels movies? They where taking the fingerprints using a beer bottle. Same method but 21 years ago.
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by elias94 5y ago
I really enjoyed the entire website! Good work
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by elias94 5y ago
I forgot the AWS password once for an account with only one S3 bucket. I did the recovery procedure but they wanted to verify my identity using my document. I send them my ID, which was with a different address from my account information.
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by elias94 5y ago
Having the capability of generate large independent AI entities with Massive inside a videogame, will leverage the usability of Unity by non coder.
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by elias94 5y ago
Interesting comparison about most common Lisp dialects https://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/qlcza4/comment/hj22i7...
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by elias94 5y ago
I did the same path as you. I think that the procedural programming is much more common because of the academic and work experience of many programmers. Functional programming is a transition of the way of thinking that seems not worth it.
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by elias94 5y ago
So you're asking for a freelance website. Avoid "meaningful" plese
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by elias94 5y ago
I'm not familiar with Minecraft, but is there a way to export/save all this effort?
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by elias94 5y ago
Clojure ecosystem really need something similar. The ability to not have to deal with Clojuscript and to pack-ship an app with desktop UI easily. With the work you did on Skija we have high hope! Good luck and keep us updated
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by elias94 5y ago
The concept is beautiful. I would use it as a main machine. The idea has already been approached, but the realization of a specific machine for that has never been tried. Do you know the project author? ex: https://github.com&#x2
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by elias94 5y ago
Sorry, what you mean with BS?
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by elias94 5y ago
Great article, despite the size of that burger! Just one question: why he says that clojurescript is a pain in the ass? I know he used it in multiple projects and wrote datascript library compatible.
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by elias94 5y ago
That's why Clojure has been invented. It runs in the JVM, highly maintainable code, front-end development with Clojurescript etc.
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by elias94 5y ago
Yes, I came back as engineer after this last two years off. Having your mind free of the same routine and exploring interesting fields will really make your thinking process more elastic and new ideas will pop up more easily. But depends on
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by elias94 5y ago
lichess.org, and I'm also a patron
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by elias94 5y ago
Because they're paid by chess.com
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by elias94 5y ago
True, but who uses chess.com anymore?
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by elias94 5y ago
Same. But I think is just a bit difficult to switch from other ordinary languages, mainly due to the lack of a good way to debug. Cljs is wonderful, but reading an error on the console log is quite terrifying.
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by elias94 5y ago
Same here. I think is one of my personal biggest problem. To find and reserve some time to read the backlog instead on continuously open new links. I've 2 browsers unusable (full of tabs), Instapaper queue full, plus around 30 or more
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by elias94 5y ago
Clojure. Is a complex language but it seems really speeding up your programming when you learn how to use it properly. And the community is really addicted to it.
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by elias94 5y ago
I'm an open source supporter, but why do a open version of Kaggle? Is not needed. Stop cloning ideas and claim an open source version, a good product is much more than just the source code.
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by elias94 5y ago
Checkout 7GUIs, is an interesting gym for an environment that provide a GUI. https://eugenkiss.github.io/7guis/tasks/
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by elias94 6y ago
What I found frustrating is how fast a front-end project is getting old. Taking a NPM+Framework project of 9 months old I often have a low change of install-run at the first time. Always there's an update, an incompatibility, or someth
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by elias94 6y ago
I looked everywhere on the website and not a single screenshot. Has a CLI?
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by elias94 6y ago
I think is a good start to define what should and what should not allowed to protect privacy and data of the citizen. Especially after what happened in ex EU country UK with Cambridge Analytica. Social scoring systems, biometric data survei
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by elias94 6y ago
see David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet is better than 200 pages
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by elias94 6y ago
> Maybe they do and nobody is listening? Exactly why we need something like seaspiracy. Overfishing, coral reef deaths, and all the others problems are real and if not for George Monbiot, David Attenborough and similar figures, they woul
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by elias94 6y ago
Both cowspiracy and seaspiracy, received a lot of critics and fact check by prominence professors. "oversimplifies a complex issue", so why don't try to explain it to us? Instead of criticizing and discrediting real issues th