fellowniusmonk

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by fellowniusmonk 7mo ago
I do like to see the historic use of non-conformist. Non-conformists and free thinkers/ non-theists teaming up has produced some great outcomes. Think of the popular non-conformist support for Jefferson & Madison in VA in 1786. The
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
I love developing clever algorithms and writing elegant code. It's a hobby of mine and it makes me happy. I love shipping tangible products because it makes others happy and makes me money. Do what you love for work and you'll nev
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
I picked up inline skating at ~39, I realized that for all my cycling and lifting my balance and propreoception was crap and skiing once a year wasn't going to solve that problem. I slapped on all the padding I could and it took me nea
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Yeah, this is 100% an instant classic in the lies programmers believe series. How long have we had browser auto complete for addresses? A long time, I assume it's devs like this one who just can't be bothered to support it and hav
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
yeah, the audacity is insane China's been manufacturing and deploying more solar than anyone and solar+battery is a clear path forward. The people making these arguments are mendacious and misanthropic to the point of deep irrationalit
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Yeah, cool, what categories do you have in mind? Sure we have bias but not infinite bias. I'll start! How about sea urchin destruction? I bet otters and sheepshead fish probably have little bookies keeping track and they know which spe
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Our capabilities are so high and our population so differentiated we basically hold nearly all the records for everything (barring some extremeophile metrics) so it makes sense.
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Effectively a distributed ~OS that hands off between browser and cloud using websocket presence. So its like the human facing side of an OS where time, space (structure) and minds are all the only first class types and any apps exist as app
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Thank you for your work. Diamond Types is probably my favorite piece of programming, transliterating the algo for line edits for a situation where I needed a a different algo for the line management itself, is probably the most rewarding de
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
I love diamond types personally, which I think Loro uses in certain cases. I find not only is DT fast under normal usage, allows for easy archiving and retrieval of past data but it also quickly outputs a per user casuality rendering that L
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Did that ever replicate? Is prestige the number one motivator only statistically? In other words is it the number one motivator for 31% percent of the college students that were tested and lets say empathy was at 29%? Misanthropy and bald s
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
I eat foods with long history of co-evolution and domestication. Barley and Yogurt, they are the dogs we domesticated from wolves that changed us too. Daily barley water is a life changer, I don't think our digestive systems really fun
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
Oh Dear. If McLuhan is now considered obscure on a site like HN I'm feeling a little disoriented.
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
I spent a lot of time on philosophy and religion when I was younger, a lot of time, focus and money, and man... I read these posts and feel sad for these people and it makes me realize now as an older guy how much more I value learning how
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
The end of every night should start with an empty page and then start every morning with an empty page It's pretty simple. As a data hoarder something like onetab is amazing, there is still a lot of room for improvement though in brows
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by fellowniusmonk 8mo ago
A lot of introverts are best served by parallel proximal work and the only stratification should be around noise levels of the activity. But frankly it's best for everyone, the isolated computer age has made in person get togethers hav
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
Finally we have a deck that can support my new game Calvin Deck.
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
People go too hard, you really just need to drink 1 tsp ground up and boiled in a drink. It aggressively gels with water so it's best consumed like it was historically as a "small beer", with lot's of water.
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
Right Cmd app and mapping caps to right command, deterministic window switching is key. I used caps jkl; chording to give me left/right: quarter, half, 2/3rds, full and the k and l alone to give me different middle of window width
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
Oatmeal is fine, but has nothing on hulled barley. Oats are for horses. Mankind basically co-evolved with Barley.
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
I can't think of any credible reason not to have universal healthcare at this point. Maybe 20 years ago but there is too much empirical data across multiple countries and environments now. Assuming our cost for care drops commiserate t
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
I was born with heart defects and pre ACA had to be a wage slave to get health insurance. The moment ACA happened I started several successful businesses. Honestly we already should have contribution/impact based merit threshold UBI wi
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
Koalas are the one that springs to mind. I believe the test result was "does not recognize their only food source (eucalyptus leaves) when served plated."
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
It's funny how the more accurate a source gets the more it draws in people desiring accuracy. Then this rather small cohort of high precision people express frustrations without providing the context of accuracy against the masses pref
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
This is the real killer feature. The most exciting place is being in the game without having to play it. TV does all this stuff with camera angles and views and it's still not better than a "crappy" ringside view. But we&#x27
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
Yoga is a great idea but many who find it boring are getting the same poses at 15mph and with more dynamic load and interruption (due to rocks and other high speed road defects.) There is quite a bit of overlap but unless you are doing acro
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by fellowniusmonk 9mo ago
People rollerblade less. I read that fall injuries in the elderly are a significant contributor to both death and drops in quality of life. When it comes to proprioception and balance one group of people over 60 seem to have equivalent bala
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by fellowniusmonk 10mo ago
This is really all an issue of mapping. A business maps org structures to reflect the problem spaces topology. Code maps to reflect the topology and ontology of the problem spaces trying to be solved. Spaghetti code is where there is no str
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by fellowniusmonk 10mo ago
I don't understand how this chart can be true at all. Does this include ghost listings?
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by fellowniusmonk 10mo ago
I was born with a heart defect that will kill me young. I spent my youth waking up from surgeries until I became disappointed I'd woken up. This author is still just a tourist of death going through what I view as an early developmenta

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