elwell

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481.
by elwell 6y ago
Working with Clojure/Script is fun.
482.
by elwell 6y ago
I had heard of Augur but not PredictIt.
483.
by elwell 6y ago
In addition to referencing "RoaringKitty", that's a fresh reference to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-frHneo95k
484.
by elwell 6y ago
Delivered: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12986759
485.
by elwell 6y ago
TLDR just use mavis beacon...
486.
by elwell 6y ago
Both Clubhouse and crypto grow by FOMO
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by elwell 6y ago
The phrase "it's just superior in literally every way" is pretty hard to argue for. I wasn't saying that all nostalgia is blinding, nor that it is the only thing that blinds. A 2px blur filter would be blinding.
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by elwell 6y ago
> It's just superior in literally every way to the garbage we use today Nostalgia can be blinding. I love plain HTML pages too though. > this is perfectly readable on a phone There's some jQuery driven magic at the bottom o
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by elwell 6y ago
For the climate change greater good, can someone devise a hashing algorithm that is similar as possible to the formula for photosynthesis? One that requires the miner to use sunlight and CO2 to compute block solutions
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by elwell 6y ago
Code: https://github.com/cyk/ok-human
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OK Human(ok-human.surge.sh)
1 points by elwell 6y ago|1 comments
492.
by elwell 6y ago
...and it's back
493.
by elwell 6y ago
typo while trying to uninstall a different package, and I guess they never noticed the package.json change
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by elwell 6y ago
How will this affect Brave (which uses Chromium)?
495.
by elwell 6y ago
I think OP does because Brave uses Chromium.
496.
by elwell 6y ago
With technological progress, the path towards reaping the benefits and mitigating the risks is difficult.
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by elwell 6y ago
> You shouldn't take investment advice from strangers on the Internet, but you also should know what you're buying before you buy it. and* you also...
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by elwell 6y ago
Has anyone downloaded their DNA and then asked 23andMe to completely delete all records?
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NPM Package: “uninstall” (14k weekly downloads)(npmjs.com)
5 points by elwell 6y ago|2 comments
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by elwell 6y ago
> this is a financial crime How so? I may be ignorant, but isn't that just the way the stock market works. Sad, yes. Crime though?
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by elwell 6y ago
Reify Health | Remote (or Boston) | Full-Time | Software Engineer (other roles too) Recently raised 30M new funding. We make software for clinical trials. Clojure / ClojureScript experience preferred, but open to strong candidates with
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Most highly rewarded hackathon ever?(bounty.unitrade.app)
1 points by elwell 6y ago|0 comments
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by elwell 6y ago
Congrats on the release! This was one of the 'app ideas' hanging around in my notes that I hadn't gotten around to prototyping.
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by elwell 6y ago
> What is the problem crypto is trying to solve? Digital money without trusting a centralized authority. However, Ethereum is even more interesting in that it can be a 'world computer' for things other than money.
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by elwell 6y ago
Slowness of transactions and low throughput is a weak argument against Bitcoin. With innovation, or workarounds, I just don't see that as a real hangup here. Anyways, would be interested in author's opinion of other cryptocurrenci
506.
by elwell 6y ago
That bites, it doesn't make sense in a bit.
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by elwell 6y ago
Foo walks into a bar...
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by elwell 6y ago
> and with that, they vanish. I feel like that was the most hilarious part, and the joke could have ended there as like an anti-joke of sorts. I like how crazy it got with the "FOOLS" part. Unexpected...
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by elwell 6y ago
I thought the punchline was going to be, you know you're a programmer if you get hung up by the second sentence. How can he "[put] the frog *back* in his pocket." the first time after finding it by the road?
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by elwell 6y ago
I think this is one of the areas that functional programming naturally steers the programmer in the right direction.

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