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by ghthor 9y ago
I almost didn't read the article because of the title. As a avid practitioner of mindfulness meditation, I was turned off, "That's horseshit, being in the moment is what makes me happy and keeps me safe!" But after readi
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by ghthor 9y ago
Hits the nail on the head. Our brains are back propagating, recursive neural networks that are consistently making predictions about the next input in the stream of input signals as it changes over time. When the prediction results are corr
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by ghthor 9y ago
I hope you're joking. You should be washing them after 1 day of wearing, maybe even less.
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by ghthor 10y ago
This doesn't sound far fetched at all. Small injuries are a way to focus the body to enter a recovery phase where the end result is a bone/tissue configuration that is strong and less likely to be repeat injured. Martial Artists h
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by ghthor 10y ago
This could be why meditation is such a useful state for our brain to be in. A combination of wakeful, highly aware of surroundings, yet peace and calm enough for waste to be cleaned up.
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by ghthor 10y ago
We've also been indoctrinated that living out of our car is shameful or below us, which is sad. With the current state of our tech we could build an amazingly small moving vehicle that also could operate as a 2 person, bed, kitchen, an
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by ghthor 10y ago
I personally enjoy owning and taking care of things because it only takes one lazy person to break something or one person that doesn't wash properly to make something gross. I'd see myself as a caretaker of equipment and belongin
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by ghthor 10y ago
It's 'X' for EXTREEEEEEME Reality!
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by ghthor 10y ago
I've been transitioning from male to female, starting 4 years ago. It was shocking to me when I started making friends with girls and listening to their stories. At first I didn't empathize and presented arguments such as, "t
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by ghthor 10y ago
This isn't correct, if it was this would be a much bigger issue. I'd be quite surprised if this affects any code in the wild. This bug is related to the compiler deciding to optimize the loop. All modifications of variables in the
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by ghthor 10y ago
I'm productive for about 20-35 hours a week I'd say. Based on how interesting the problem is and luck. The other hours I spend trying to wade through my own feelings about being unproductive.
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by ghthor 10y ago
Those slaps represent a bunch of tests that were being reinvented for each program that have now been factored out and up into the compiler.
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by ghthor 10y ago
That's actually fucking brilliant, and aligns much better with what homebrew is. I'm setting up my new macbook from work tomorrow and this is absolutely the way I'm going to do it, and how I'll suggest any of my colleagu
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by ghthor 10y ago
Don't be a dick. Have a conversation. Be kind.
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by ghthor 11y ago
Comments are incredibly useful for that bit of code that you spent hours trying to make it work and you couldn't figure out a way to name things well or to improve it. That's where a comment is priceless.
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by ghthor 11y ago
The development has really dropped off, and I doubt they're many users out there in the world.
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by ghthor 11y ago
I started it and got about 1/2 a chapter in. Haven't picked it back up, dunno why really, I was enjoying it a little.
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by ghthor 11y ago
> 2. Sneaky stuff I really don't want the user to be able to read. The user is already going to have a hard time reading the unuglified JS. If they are looking for "phoning home" they have to search for WebSocket sends and
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by ghthor 11y ago
This koan also keeps your change history coherent which will likely be useful for the person that has to fix it later.
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by ghthor 11y ago
Nothing wrong with calling the git command directly since this isn't an app that needs to scale past 1 human user. It could be some busy work in the future to translate it all into git2go, I have a project like this. It's a person
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by ghthor 11y ago
Yea, You are right, guess it's to early in the morning for me to be responding to others. =D
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by ghthor 11y ago
This is the exact architecture I'm using to create a 2d mmorpg engine. It's been a long running project of mine, off and on for 3 years. When I began I had this architecture at the in/out network layer, command input in, worl
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by ghthor 11y ago
You'll unfortunately find that many things outside of and past college may require it as well _-_
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by ghthor 11y ago
This is a really amazing idea AND it's something that is very technically possible. Is this an idea that you've formulated yourself? I'm very curious about your journey to this idea.
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by ghthor 11y ago
I believe if you raid0 an HDD and an SSD you lose fast writes because the OS waits for it to be written to all disks in the array. Maybe depends on the implementation, I I'd imagine it would degrade performance.
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by ghthor 11y ago
What if items from the WANT category are moved to the NEED category when either 1 of 2 things are met. It's empirically shown to improve the health of the owners. Or it's possible to create the item for everyone on earth, meaning
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by ghthor 11y ago
What are the costs associated with a bad hire? Is there a way to minimize the potential damage and allow for a wider net to cast? Could the on boarding process be more akin to a mentor-apprentice relationship and utilize open source as the
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by ghthor 11y ago
While that would be convenient,I have no idea how it would work. You're asking to push to something you don't have rights to modify. Git evolved with a pull workflow because the problem it was made to solve was a the pull workflow
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by ghthor 11y ago
Not a bad tutorial. Also check out mantic59 on youtube, aka the Shave Tutor.
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by ghthor 11y ago
It's a skill you'll have for the rest of your life. It's a razor you'll have for the rest of your life. A minor hassle of a few bad shaves while you learn good technique for shaving your face is entirely worth it. Think

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