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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Looks like a subtle ad for Clojure. Which I don't mind because I am slowly falling in love with Clojure. I am not sure if it's a "secret" or we should "write all the things in Clojure" but I'd love to see
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Since it's a LISP, does that mean it would be useful in Clojure as well? Any thoughts on this?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
I agree. When they've updated their maps it was frustrating, it still is. Old version was much much better.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Well, this might not be popular opinion and many will think it's a sham, but I've used Allen Carr's book to quit drinking... His is actually more known for his 'stop smoking' book and I've known people who used
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Hypothetically speaking, why would you choose Phoenix over Rails for a new app?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
But it has nothing to do with historical Buddha?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Is this open source? On Github or anything like that?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Nah, I wasn't making that link but I see what you meant now in your post.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Low testosterone is pretty bad... fatigue, mental fog, low sex drive, weak muscles, ED, etc. I have low test and it's not something that I consider normal. The difference between low and high T is night and day. It greatly affects the
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
This is like dream come true for voat dot co. I highly doubt there is going to be mass migration like it was with Digg but Voat is going to get quite a few users in the near future for what it's worth. In any case, Reddit has become a
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Woah. I've been wanting to finish SICP book along with MIT lectures and this site looks like another great addition. This gives me a boost in motivation to finish the book. If someone ever comes up for something like this for Clojure t
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Cool, thanks! Looks like a nice reference.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Pretty much this. I was working on a simple Rails app to get familiar with Rails and someone mentioned Docker to me. So I went to their website, did the tutorial, didn't understand why this is essential or better and just pushed to Her
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
That account was made 5 months ago. I remember this guy from at least 2 years ago when his project got attention on Reddit. Is it really him with that 5 month old account? In any case, I don't know much about the guy. I just remember h
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
That's nice. Glad to see it on here. I remember this guy and his OS back when people on Reddit were mean to him because he has a mental disorder. His dedication to this project is admirable.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
This is awesome. I might get back into iOS app development. I didn't feel like paying money for prototyping just so I could run it on my own device. Emulator wasn't doing it for me. Time to pickup Swift.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Oh, my first thought was "that's one company I haven't heard of in a long time". Figured Lycos is trying to do something cool for their come back. Guess not.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
How does it compare to chains.cc, is it similar?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
I used to run CentOS on my laptop for couple of years, very stable and did everything I needed. It was one of the very few distros that never gave me any issues. Latest software can be a problem but nothing major.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
That is one cartoon I've never heard of before. We are talking about USSR not Japan right?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
As a kid growing up in USSR I remember this cartoon, it was one of the most dreadful cartoons they could show on TV.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
There are measurable results in meditation, you just need to know what they are and the proper technique to get there. The problem with meditation is that it's not being taught right, plus there are many variations of it. If you are se
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Jhanic states mostly. Proper meditation gave me a new perspective on Zen and Buddhism as a whole. I've studied it extensively before and disregarded meditation as being superfluous. I was really wrong. It helped tremendously with under
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
For those who are interested in advanced meditation and pushing the limits, I can recommend book "Focused and Fearless". Covers very powerful techniques. I went from unable to sit for 15 minutes to 1 hour of effortless deep medita
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Here are some other popular resources for reversing. LoR's blog -> http://thelegendofrandom.com/blog/sample-page Lena's tuts -> https://tuts4you.com/download.php?list.17
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
I am in TX with a budget of ~1500 for a week or two. The longer and cheaper alone time is better. What do I like, you know I've been so slammed and in my head that I can't even pick a vacation spot or remember what I like. I think
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
This article points out something I've felt intuitively for the last few years. Can anyone recommend any vacation destinations or some other form of a get-away for a week or two? I've been getting really stressed out lately, proba
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
I am pretty disappointed with my academic experience at University for the same reasons that NYTimes highlighted, and I don't agree with this "tattooed prof" but it's just my experience.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
6 years for a Bachelor's? Try 9. Yeah, I am a real winner...
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
It's fascinating how far computers have come. I remember Kasparov being pissed off at Deep Blue because it wasn't a "computer move." I do think there is a down side for games being solved with computers. Mostly because g

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