elwell

68 ms·

631.
by elwell 6y ago
1Password users can already have effectively the same experience.
632.
by elwell 6y ago
Search, Email, Maps (they own Waze), YouTube
633.
by elwell 6y ago
Waiting for the CSI episode: "Ok, zoom in... alright, now enhance that... now upsample using AI trained on criminal database... "
634.
by elwell 6y ago
> well-named They look useful to me, but I personally think they aren't so well-named; excessively concise for my taste.
635.
by elwell 6y ago
> I enjoy plain JavaScript, it feels close to the metal Never thought I'd hear the day...
636.
by elwell 6y ago
> With its panoply of saints, Christianity restored visual intensity to religion I would amend "Christianity" -> "Catholicism" here.
637.
by elwell 6y ago
It hertz to admit the level of frequency that that's true.
638.
by elwell 6y ago
We should boycott Hacker News for letting people link to so many git repos that are hosted on GitHub which also hosts ICE repos.
639.
by elwell 6y ago
Here's mine: alias g="git" __git_complete g _git # enable git autocompletion (braches, etc.) alias gc="git commit -am" alias gp="git push" __git_complete gp _git_checkout # checkout i
640.
by elwell 6y ago
GraalVM, ClojureScript, etc...
641.
by elwell 6y ago
I responding to this "Displaying that certain prominent posts aren’t accurate is a good start, much like what Twitter did." not being quite enough in this case.
642.
by elwell 6y ago
Even if it wasn't the majority that felt that way, it's interesting to me that they felt "afraid to speak out for fear of appearing insensitive". The situation is so polarizing and dramatic, we can't hope to find an
643.
by elwell 6y ago
"when the looting starts, the shooting starts" [Warning this message is inaccurate]
644.
by elwell 6y ago
> Zuckerberg’s decision was supported by the majority of the company, but that people who agreed with it were afraid to speak out for fear of appearing insensitive I find that interesting and dangerous.
645.
by elwell 6y ago
I like how Clojure can be used in more lightweight contexts by using Clojure Script instead. Did you try a Clojure (JVM or GraalVM?) implementation?
646.
by elwell 6y ago
> This means a theoretically infinite number of vortex beams can get overlaid on top of each other to carry an unlimited number of data streams at the same time. This reminds me of how a fourier tranformation can increase the throughput
647.
by elwell 6y ago
Honeypot post, don't get doxxed
648.
by elwell 6y ago
I appreciate your thorough response. I was questioning the usage of the phrase "know 100%" because I'm very curious about the relationship between "knowing" something and "believing" something. I would arg
649.
by elwell 6y ago
Ok, thanks for the reply. Just curious, what would be the 'MVE' (minimum viable evidence) such that you would choose to believe? For example, if instead of flying and zapping to another planet, what if they just fly (without som
650.
by elwell 6y ago
Question: How has your enjoyment of programming ebbed and flowed over the years?
651.
by elwell 6y ago
> Either that or I just doxxed myself ;) I wager, everything will be retroactively doxxed in about 20 years or so...
652.
by elwell 6y ago
I wonder if ageism will lessen as there are so many programmers now getting older. I suppose it's mostly in the hands of the hiring manager. I don't know... it's just a thought; would be curious to hear others' opinions.
653.
by elwell 6y ago
> Picked up Emacs in 1985 and now it's in my fingertips. I don't think this means the dreaded 'emacs pinky'...
654.
by elwell 6y ago
Unique design. When I right-clicked to view page source the tilted orientation surprised me. It's like in life, you can realize something is a bit-off, and then time passes, and you get used to it. Then one day, a 'true north&#x27
655.
by elwell 6y ago
> Some people claim God exists. And I therefore should live quite differently than I am right now. I require extraordinary evidence. Just curious, theoretically speaking, what are some evidences that would be 'extraordinary enough&#
656.
by elwell 6y ago
If you believe that, what are you doing on "Hacker News"?
657.
by elwell 6y ago
Why isn't "Plasmodium parasites" on this list?
658.
by elwell 6y ago
It's quite impressive. Dare I have the audacity to say it rivals Audacity?
659.
by elwell 6y ago
> small enough that you can grasp the whole thing in your mind That's exactly how I feel about philly. Especially after spending several years in LA.
660.
by elwell 6y ago
I work remotely just outside Philadelphia and enjoy the change of seasons.

More ›