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10y ago
l used to be/still am a ruby on rails developer. I wrote a very naive web crawler in elixir within a week while learning elixir and I'm blown away by the performance. It basically maxes out my 2011 macbook air's cpu while sta
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12y ago
I totally agree. This title is misleading. All the examples indicate people who "contribute social value" such as hard work, harmony with others, etc. None of these are dependent on kindness. I think the submitter is confounding i
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12y ago
It just seems like a blanket ban on any commercial applications without some kind of payment and a very small request limit (5000), limits people who will even consider experimenting with it. It seems more geared for web applications/s
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12y ago
From their FAQ: 11. What do you mean by "commercial purposes"? Here are a few examples of what we consider commercial purposes: 1. Selling New York Times content or data in any application. 2. Charging a subscription fee for any
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The Type of Practice Matters More than Hours
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
It seems mildly insulting that someone of his talent is a "paid intern" after winning a $150,000 prize although I'm sure the money is better than most people earn "full-time". Ironically, no matter how hard Project
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Geohot Recruited to Google Security Team Project Zero as Paid Intern
(cultofandroid.com)
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12y ago
But again where is this report? It is a quote and so far as we can tell the only source of this. A hematoma can vary widely and the lack of information doesn't help. Again, it's not this person's actions but the hysteria of t
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12y ago
However, video evidence isn't the only admissible type. If the victim has injuries these can be corroborated by photographs and medical examinations. Otherwise, no cases would see the light of day. She didn't seem to get any medic
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12y ago
Is this case domestic violence or domestic dispute? The police allege that he hit the woman 117 times in 30 minutes. Supposedly, the video would have condemned him. Yet there is not a medical examination nor photographic evidence of physica
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13y ago
I wonder what is the point of caring? If I was a founder a multi-billion exit under the radar sounds like a dream come true. Celebrating success as the author puts it is merely a symptom of meritocracy and individual responsibility. Of cour
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13y ago
There is an intro chapter and lots of content in the links referenced in the article, not to mention the slide (posted here and elsewhere). You will be able to buy it once it arrives in April (you can add your email to the list for update
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How I got $12k in book preorders in 1 month
(yongfook.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Is there any reason why you can't hand over hnsearch.com?
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Patch to fix emacs leaks in 24.3 for OSX Mavericks (aka the distnoted bug)
(gist.github.com)
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13y ago
I think the crux of it is despite being a gamer, the author wants to distance himself while criticizing said "gamers" from his high horse. Also, the author admits to avoiding multiplayer so it's mostly his opinion on secondha
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13y ago
One perspective is that this "real gaming" is like a sport with the physical component completely removed and the players completely segregated. There's zero stress to your cardiovascular system and zero possibility of physic
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13y ago
I agree that the "gamers" as defined by the author are a rowdy bunch (for lack of a better term) but I have a hard time understanding the author's motive. Is the article trying to bring a feminist perspective to gaming? While
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13y ago
I think the majority of the trash talking happens with anonymously matched competitions where voice chat is enabled.
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Of which the article linked is a shining example of evidence-backed reasoning.
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As an opinion piece I think it does more of a disservice than anything not just with the blanket statements but the author basically does the very thing he's criticizing only in more civilized language, essentially calling "gamers
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Diplopia - A VR Game to Treat Strabismus and Amblyopia
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13y ago
But in the spirit of hackers what's America without attracting the best and brightest of the world? Eventually it will eat away at the talent pool that feeds silicone valley.
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14y ago
Mike Matas talked about it here: http://blog.cocoia.com/2010/interview-mike-matas/
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Brain Training Games a Waste of Time
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Bazaar-NG: 7 years of hacking on a distributed version control system
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Doing a big git pull frequently leads to trouble. The rerere command might be particularly useful for recurring conflicts. http://notes.envato.com/developers/rebasing-merge-commits-in... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2874968 ht
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Here's a twitter search for new stuff https://twitter.com/search?q=emacs%20exclude%3Aretweets%20fi...
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Footer probably added after article: "Brain Pickings participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn commissions by linking to Amazon. In more human
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14y ago
A sincere thanks to gkanai for the link. I look forward to going back and reading his works again. This pic is to also to remind us that even in mourning his life is one to be celebrated though his time with us was so short. He lived his
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