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by elwell 4y ago
It's not spinning the roulette wheel; the skill/sobriety/self-control of the driver has a lot of influence on the probability per kilometer.
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by elwell 4y ago
What I mean is, if you didn't have that drive to always want more, then you wouldn't have all the nice things you have in life.
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by elwell 4y ago
Paul's 2 cents: "But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it. But if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that." 1 Timothy 1:6-8
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by elwell 4y ago
Isn't 'wanting more' what got you to where you are?
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by elwell 4y ago
Feels like a kind of 'musical typing'; I find myself tapping my teeth together as a metronome.
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by elwell 4y ago
I explored a little what it would mean to use pure functions to generate state for a game that has a little physics: https://github.com/celwell/wordsmith/blob/master/src/cljs/wo...
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by elwell 4y ago
> all things related to FAANG So I can't use a MacBook or iPhone? I can't watch Netflix?
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by elwell 4y ago
Basically "Simple Made Easy"
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by elwell 4y ago
I get the sentiment. Except... when you play a game of e.g. Monopoly it doesn't contribute to global economic collapse that affects real people that weren't even playing.
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by elwell 4y ago
Emacs + Cider Debugger works great for Clojure.
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by elwell 4y ago
> It can't really be that we need to strive and strain in order to be saved -- Paul seems pretty opposed to that sort of idea, elsewhere. So the real point of the striving and straining must be the effect it has on our lives here on
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by elwell 4y ago
> ...it turns up in Philippians 3:16, where the writer says that: > "You don't race to get to the goal; the process of racing itself, of keeping the pace, is the real goal. When I go on vacation, I like to enjoy the drive.&q
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by elwell 4y ago
Presumably they used ClojureScript, which does indeed use Closure compiler.
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by elwell 5y ago
As a Christian and a believer that evolution is a beautiful thing, the Genesis story increases my faith; even just the idea of whether or not there was a finite Beginning, seems easy for a religion-crafter to get wrong.
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by elwell 5y ago
Is there anywhere to view original (not minified) source?
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by elwell 5y ago
Weird, did you research them?
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by elwell 5y ago
Perhaps I'm being too quick to judge, but it appears to basically be ring/compojure.
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by elwell 5y ago
I can still visualize a memory from my high school library, when my friend showed me Google search for the first time. I think I had been using Dogpile.
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by elwell 5y ago
I wonder how Solar Witch feels about the possible permanence of daylight savings time.
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by elwell 5y ago
Is that photo in natural color?
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by elwell 5y ago
If the employees were receiving (vesting) a standard monthly amount of RSUs for compensation, normally selling immediately upon vesting, and decided to wait a couple months based on inside information about company performance that they wer
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by elwell 5y ago
I'll invest energy and opportunity cost into my startup ideas, but not cash.
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by elwell 5y ago
Does it increase by 1-hour's worth of death? If so, may be bad statistics.
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by elwell 5y ago
RIP code parsing human-readable datetime strings to determine timezone
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by elwell 5y ago
Nice work! I too viewed source, but I did "give up" quickly.
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by elwell 5y ago
> friction It would be cool to be able to impulse donate as easily as you can click "Like" when you see some ad for some cause you care about.
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by elwell 5y ago
Why does it seem like I'm the only one who doesn't hate Zuckerberg? I'm genuinely confused. Can someone please explain this to me? I want to understand better.
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by elwell 5y ago
Facebook is for old people. Instagram is for moderately old people. Snapchat is for moderately young people. TikTok is for young people.
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by elwell 5y ago
Is coffee stronger now? If you have a latte do all of its gallons go towards "coffee" or just the shot?
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by elwell 5y ago
> writing detailed documentation/specs That's what code is.

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