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7y ago
Posting this link not primarily on the basis of the content itself but out of curiosity for the possible discussion on HN.
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When Kids Realize Their Whole Life Is Already Online
(theatlantic.com)
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7y ago
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elwell
7y ago
Has anyone used MXNet? I've been meaning to check it out because it appears to have solid Clojure support.
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elwell
7y ago
In the future, there won't be any need for passwords.
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elwell
7y ago
It's very common to use your phone at a poker table at casinos.
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elwell
7y ago
> without prior incident without being overly exploited such as to be recognized as an incident
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elwell
7y ago
How many hands is that scatterplot over?
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elwell
7y ago
I figured as much. Don't get me wrong, I love it (in an excessively creative myspace kind of way).
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elwell
7y ago
Got to respect dedication and hard work. But why doesn't his homepage support Chrome? https://kovidgoyal.net Edit: I was referring to the alert() upon loading the site: W A R N I N G! Your browser is not supported by
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elwell
7y ago
> [capitalism] doesn't come with the death toll Citation needed
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elwell
7y ago
Clojure is an FP language. Clojure is relatively terse.
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elwell
7y ago
When I was in HS, it was GradeQuick, and my teacher typed his password in front of the whole class on an on-screen keyboard of his tablet projected on the wall. I tested the password out, but didn't change anything.
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elwell
7y ago
A lot of people not realizing they've pushed potentially sensitive data to the public.
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“Ido.last” on GitHub
(github.com)
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elwell
7y ago
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7y ago
External things have limited relevance to the internal condition. "Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need." - Matthew 6:33
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elwell
7y ago
I'm OK, but it's only because of my faith in God. My life trajectory would have taken me to a very much not OK place otherwise.
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elwell
7y ago
> before it actually leaves your computer Well, it leaves your computer as soon as you type on the keyboard; that's how it saves drafts. The Undo feature works by telling Gmail servers to send the email in X seconds. That timeout ge
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elwell
7y ago
> When considering ideas, we think “how might it work?” is more interesting than “why will it fail?” Engineering involves critical thinking. You should have a firm belief that what you wish to create can be created . However, that is si
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elwell
7y ago
Not a Clojure Data Scientist, but I would imagine a functional programming language would lend itself well to data consumption and transformation.
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elwell
7y ago
I spend most my time in Emacs so OS might not matter a whole lot. Though I like being able to verify browser display / experience on a device similar to my users (mostly Mac).
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elwell
7y ago
I just tap the 'h' with my index finger and the 'u' with my middle finger. To me, this is not really a reach, I just kind of slap it then observe how cljs figwheel updates my browser :)
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7y ago
As a daily Emacs user, I find the key-chord package [0] very useful. For example, to save a buffer all I have to press is "hu" (at the same time). It's a simple thing, but saves a little time and lessens "emacs pinky&quo
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elwell
7y ago
I have my tinfoil hat on as well.
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elwell
7y ago
Thanks, very informative!
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Continuation of the National Emergency with Respect to Certain Terrorist Attacks
(federalregister.gov)
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7y ago
> unbroken spine on your Godel Escher Bach suggests otherwise This hits close to home!
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> Is it just me[?] It's not just you, I came here to say the same thing. I just feel dumb when I try to read Haskell, though I've been using Clojure in production for over 5 years.
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7y ago
And then get sued based on their phone id being sent back to homebase: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6239554-13-Staff-Rep...
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7y ago
Hopefully they remember to leave their phone at home or blocking their face won't be sufficient to protect their identity.
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