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by elwell 7y ago
(is-coincidence? (= (alpha->num-sum "Libra") 42 answers/life answers/universe answers/everything))
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by elwell 7y ago
> I would’ve loved to be a fly on the wall for this negotiation I'm not so sure, I'd probably be too worried about spiders to focus much.
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by elwell 7y ago
Not enough slave labor available like in other countries. /sarcasm/
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by elwell 7y ago
https://atrium.co
845.
by elwell 8y ago
That would be straying from the original purpose of the sabbath.
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by elwell 8y ago
Not sure what you mean. If we're taking the perspective that I actually believe Jesus' way can help OP, then wouldn't it be more selfish to keep quiet?
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by elwell 8y ago
Because I care about them.
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by elwell 8y ago
> I am tired of 'being nice' in life. So you, dear anonymous internet stranger will bear the brunt of my retort. If we expect to make any progress, we have to be brutally honest. So thank you. > I don't believe in imagi
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by elwell 8y ago
That could well be the case sometimes, I personally disagree though. I genuinely am full of joy most days. For me, I attribute this to every step I take against my habit of walking away from God, and especially the manifestation/experi
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by elwell 8y ago
Sorry to hear that. Since you didn't list it and out of curiosity, have you given religion a try?
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Found in React.js(github.com)
2 points by elwell 8y ago|0 comments
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by elwell 8y ago
Yet another signal that ClojureScript was ahead of its time when it was created.
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by elwell 8y ago
Well it is JavaScript...
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by elwell 8y ago
The code is very well-written. Some highlights: https://github.com/Musish/Musish/blob/master/src/app/service... https://github.com/Musish/Musish/blob/master/
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by elwell 8y ago
> “There was a famous guy in Italy who had what they called ‘Pinocchio syndrome,’” said Alice Flaherty, a joint associate professor of neurology and psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. “When he told a lie, he would have a seizure. He w
856.
by elwell 8y ago
The optimization code was mostly written by an advisor on the project, Wotao Yin, in Java. He used a custom clustering algorithm, not k-means. We initially tried assigning clusters to couriers, and letting them complete the assigned orders
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by elwell 8y ago
Backstory: We did our last delivery back in late Spring of 2017, though we had experienced a decent amount of traction. The economics of on-demand gas delivery are difficult. B2B (e.g., delivery to car dealerships) seems to be profitable, b
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Show HN: A Clojure-based on-demand delivery routing system(github.com)
86 points by elwell 8y ago|14 comments
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by elwell 8y ago
I work at ClearCoin, where content creators can opt-in to share in the profit. Chrome Extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/clearcoin-the-ad-b...
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by elwell 8y ago
I don't think Brave has ad replacement live yet. The main difference is that you don't have to change browsers, just install an extension.
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by elwell 8y ago
Instead of taking donations for other people, we here at ClearCoin replace all the ads you see with ads from our network that reward the user with our crypto token, and content creators can opt-in to share in the profit. Chrome Extension:
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by elwell 8y ago
We're working on a chrome extension that blocks the existing ads on a page, and replaces them with privacy-safe ads that reward you with our crypto token for each ad you see. Chrome Extension: https://chrome.google.com/
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by elwell 8y ago
You can't earn coins until you complete a KYC application. If a user's behavior is flagged as fraudulent, we ban them on a ID level. Also, to clarify, only views can earn XCLR, clicks do not.
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by elwell 8y ago
Our extension is open source. Check out the code here: https://github.com/clearcoin/extension We use the users's private key of their Ethereum wallet to sign every ad impression [0]. Combine that with our KYC re
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by elwell 8y ago
You can trade our coin on various exchanges, the biggest being HitBTC. We're trying to grow our own ad economy however. That's why our Ad Bidder platform [0] only accepts ClearCoins (XCLR) as payment for placing your ad. [0] -
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Show HN: ClearCoin – the ad blocker that rewards you(chrome.google.com)
8 points by elwell 8y ago|6 comments
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by elwell 8y ago
More so just the teenage angst driving a 19 year old to leave his mark on the world with a public prank
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by elwell 8y ago
I'm thankful for Clojure; it's brought a lot of joy into programming for me personally.
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by elwell 8y ago
If you don't need fiat, however, a decentralized exchange using a transparent smart contract is ideal (e.g., IDEX).
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by elwell 8y ago
If you haven't heard of the Cromemco Cyclops camera [0], it was the first commercial all-digital camera using a digital MOS area image sensor. A digital camera that used a RAM chip for its sensor! [0] - https://en.wikipedia.

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