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by goldfeld 11y ago
With the downside being inconsistent style across the community, making for more overhead when reading code (see also macro abuse). Scheme has bigger fragmentation problems anyhow.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Meaning no offense to you, sounds like a terribly boring bunch. More constructively, it seems from present time like putting oneself on a fast track to become commodity.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I think we should have a steep uncanny valley before a computer model can impersonate the presence of a person on a screen, I expect to be old or dead by then.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Reading (but not the news) and having diverse friendships could also work.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Or good guys irrespective.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
It actually seems obsessed, not natural, to do all that blogging and documenting. It means his mind was constantly going about his plan even though he was meeting new people and such. I don't know, seems contrived if you don't rea
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Can't you at least explain the fundamental need for quantum spin (the why) out of symmetry principles of the universe?
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by goldfeld 11y ago
But this decline just means people aren't upgrading tablets so often, not that they're not getting used. And tablets would seem to be primarily used for web browsing (moreso a reason why people don't need the latest and great
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by goldfeld 11y ago
How can I get in touch? I've been getting deep into esoteric spiritual practice and I also love and used to program for a living. I miss an alternate reality HN with a humanities hive mind.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I could whip up an alternative frontend implementation if you'd like, I've been looking for a project where to flex my ClojureScript/Om Next (based on React) muscles. I'm very experienced both with Clojure and with the f
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I appreciate what you've built and I'm interested in helping out. What is the way going forward for the project? Do you plan on monetizing it? Is code eventually gonna be public?
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I'm brazilian and have been working with Clojure for a few years and used Datomic on a project earlier this year. Are you planning on hiring? Sorry for the thread hijack.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Is it really lack of ability to embrace, or a desire for simplicity of understanding? (which is also reflected in working with plain data structures in all kinds of libs). I think core.async is a great use of macros and suggests the Clojure
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Jesus christ, what a bunch of self-absorbed assholes at the top vetting something like this.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Blessed is awesome--I'll plug the ClojureScript UI framework I'm building on top of it: https://github.com/goldfeld/i9n And by the way great work with vorpal, I'm kind of rolling my own CLI command trick
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by goldfeld 11y ago
To me that means plenty of sleeper bugs ;)
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I think they're ok with the clicks it brings from naive/confused smartphone users, which is exactly how wicked it is.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
The irony seems lost on them that something similar happens within your body with constant drug use. Let's hope the sin tax scenario remains open to future reversibility as the body does.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Yes! But we grow to like any skillset which we allow ourselves the time to get good in. Sometimes you have to look hard for forms of exercise that you didn't consider before, maybe something will eventually rock your boat as much as ti
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by goldfeld 11y ago
The high is actually explained by the psychology concept of "flow experience". To get a high, you need to involved deeply in an activity, completely immersed within it as to become part of it and lose your sense of self temporaril
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Actually the article states the views very clearly: orthodox rabbis who believe deeply in their mindset but accept modern life's progresses as not being a threat to them. They deeply believe something yet accept/tolerate those wit
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Yes, brace for it cause we'll be greybeards twice over on short notice.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Unfortunately we see people continue gullible to extremism in order to find a life purpose, but it's maybe a commentary on our materialistic and empty capitalistic system (which has all the wrong incentives lined up to stifle education
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Actually you do meditation. Just because "science" finally acknowledged and formalized the power of doing what your second paragraph describes, it doesn't stop being precisely what Buddhism has advocated for millennia with in
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by goldfeld 11y ago
This would be sweet with an API so that I could embed the molecule editor in a nodejs app (like using Electron) and control some things from my app.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I've dreamed about this for so long! More generally, every time I've gotten really excited about: microbiology, chemistry, maybe geology and well, bioinformatics, I lost heart quickly because I could find no tools that were intera
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by goldfeld 11y ago
I don't know, as much as the growing money from events being made by musicians is great for music as a whole, I wish we could put money's incentivizing focus back on album production, like the recording companies' golden days
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Just wait till Kanye West or Taylor Swift come out with a smart reply-bot based on their online presence and it's gonna be all the rage.
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by goldfeld 11y ago
Programmers have passion but journalists have agendas!
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by goldfeld 11y ago
It's controllable until some outside force stops it cold, like what if you got wrist injury in the midst of your coding weeks, or a kid playing videogames daily has her console stop functioning? A lot of anxiety will ensue if you don&#

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