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6y ago
"godliness with contentment is great gain"
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6y ago
Well it's certainly better than dysfunctional code.
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6y ago
> I did a cursory look into [Clojure] a while ago and the frameworks... Most Clojurists tout "libraries over frameworks", accordingly perhaps with the flexibility of the language itself. Personally, I think acceptance of framew
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6y ago
> not okay for (in general case) for command line tools Babashka° is worth a look. ° https://github.com/borkdude/babashka
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6y ago
Original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8984648
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6y ago
> You will know about your research than anyone at your school. ᴛⷮyрⷬoͦ iͥn ᴛⷮнⷩEͤ 1ˢᵗ ¶ 𝕒𝕗𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕣𝕠𝕕𝕦𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟.
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6y ago
I've had a Chrome extension removed from the store before, I suspect because it conflicted with Google's business model. I would be very wary of building a business on a foundation that another company controls.
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6y ago
Psh! I never trust a program with my hashing; pen & paper is your friend here, much more secure.
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6y ago
Suing the government for COVID closure only six days after tweeting "Minecraft has amazing legs"
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6y ago
> convert actual money into fun bucks What is more 'fun'? USD in bank account, USD as cash, DAO, or gold? I would think those are monotonically decreasing in 'fun'-ness. "Actual" money is not a good word for
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6y ago
Work on interesting things or make the things you're working on interesting. Don't work only for yourself; take on the mind of a servant and you'll often be grateful. Don't look for total fulfillment from the things you
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6y ago
Site fails to load. Hosted by AWS? puts on tin foil hat
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6y ago
> libraries, not frameworks I think this originated in a conj talk several years ago. However, the speaker mentioned that it was simply too early to have Clojure frameworks, but that in a few years they will be helpful. Can't find t
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7y ago
French press could hurt your stomach more than a method that uses a paper filter.
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7y ago
My estimate was predicated on employment. If you don't have your job anymore, then it's of course 0% (and you are well aware of your $0 EV). The complement equals "company ceases to exist" + "banking errors" +
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7y ago
You have to wonder if Rock, Paper, Scissors is a front for some other wager/deal they had to settle. E.g., a large bitcoin transaction, a drug deal, idk. Since they wanted it notarized, they had to change the face of it.
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7y ago
Technically everything is a 'game of chance'. Even being an employee. Usually the odds are pretty high for getting your paycheck (~99.999% maybe).
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7y ago
Forfeit.
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7y ago
I wonder if it would be more fruitful to optimize not for saving time but for patience capacity. Somehow I was more accepting of having to wait 20 years ago than I am now.
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7y ago
I didn't until I saw your comment.
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7y ago
I like the animated illustration; very pleasant.
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7y ago
> even if peopled needed flowers they can't get them because the store is closed If people needed them, the store wouldn't be closed as being a non-essential business.
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7y ago
> not possible to do that with jet airplanes How's about a jet airplane that runs on cut flower waste? taps head
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7y ago
The word "essential" by itself is ambiguous. GP didn't posit "Music is essential to survive." Anyways, is love essential?
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7y ago
Ah, thanks a lot!
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7y ago
Do you have an iPhone 6s? https://youtu.be/qWKUFK7MWvg?t=85
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7y ago
Okay, I was being annoying, but I would actually like to know what the difference between "monotonically worse" and "worse" is.
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7y ago
> monotonically worse over time An orthogonal interrogation of course, but I pontificate: does specificity truly monotonically increase by specification of some gradient being monotonic, making the modifier "monotonically" not
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7y ago
Yeah, the real reason Zoom should be actually be E2E encrypted.
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