hckr1292

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   by hckr1292 7y ago

   Social empathy is a really important skill, especially when delivering feedback. However, the best way to improve as a junior developer is to welcome feedback, not panic. I've seen junior developers welcome feedback or run from it, and
2. 32.▲
   by hckr1292 8y ago

   If I'm reading the near the end of the post correctly, they actually compiled Numpy, Pandas, SciPy, and scikit-learn to WebAssembly and have one video at the end of the post showing a python-only visualization running in the browser.
3. 33.▲
   by hckr1292 8y ago

   Could you post a video clip of the output? It sounds like the effect from "A Scanner Darkly" perhaps -- loved that effect in that movie!
4. 34.▲
   by hckr1292 9y ago

   Wait, are you leaving Mozilla or your day-to-day responsibilities with Rust? I'm confused about the message here. Either way, your help in providing documentation and mentorship to me personally on IRC and thousands of other aspiring r
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   by hckr1292 9y ago

   I feel the same. I wonder if a free heroku account and a docker image of the setup would work if you really wanted this? Seems like full on DevOps is not necessary for a very self-contained simple commenting app like this if you wanted to s
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   by hckr1292 9y ago

   I find the proposition of moving off Disqus and the performance improvements in shnack very compelling, but worry about managing spam and a server. I haven't looked at the repo yet, but I wonder if it would be possible to make the data
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   by hckr1292 9y ago

   I think the uniquely Rust bit is the memory efficiency. Instead of allocating memory for the raw data and the deserialized memory, you can simply reference the raw data directly through a typed variable, if I read this correctly. I'd a
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   Ask HN: Is Node.js.org down?

   2 points by hckr1292 10y ago|3 comments
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   by hckr1292 10y ago

   What are good resources for learning Ada/SPARK and MISRA-C?
10. 40.▲
    by hckr1292 10y ago

    I love that the Rust core team is defending Go in a thread ostensibly about Rust and Tor.
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    Ask HN: Best strategy for preventing lunar issues from office chairs?

    1 points by hckr1292 10y ago|1 comments
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    by hckr1292 10y ago

    Any suggestions for how to talk about the hazards of not vaccinating with loved ones who don't agree?
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    by hckr1292 10y ago

    Those are two separate questions: (1) what is the leading cause of death and (2) which disease is most deadly and/or transmissible. If the author of this opinion piece is correct, it could well be that vaccination is keeping the most d
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    by hckr1292 10y ago

    Kudos for at least announcing this. (And I've totally opted out.)
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    Soooo sad. I want this now!
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    I'm about 99% sure that Fabrice handwrote the html on his main page for BPG: http://bellard.org/bpg/ The bold choice of 0 CSS just gives this idea even more credibility than it already had.
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    I love that the flif format is totally free, which seems to be the main painpoint here with BPG. However: 1) It doesn't seem very compelling without lossy compression. Moreover, the recommended way to get a lossy version is to use `dd`
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    TL;DR, maybe! From the main BPG website: Licensing ... Some of the HEVC algorithms may be protected by patents in some countries (read the FFmpeg Patent Mini-FAQ for more information). Most devices already include or will include hardwar
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    IMHO as a married person, this is a fantastic area for research! The basic concept makes intuitive sense and I'm inclined to believe that feeling very positively about one's marriage is better for a person's health then feeli
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    Hilarious
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    We've adopted some aspects of this flow, and our take is that we test feature branches on stage thoroughly including CI test run and code review. Then we merge to master and let all the CI run again while we manually verify. Any troubl
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    Thanks for the honesty and careful articulation! I find myself to be a bit of bulldog myself, and it's hard to change ingrained habits. Thanks for the reminder!
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    This is confusing "kind" with "nice". If your audience can handle some directness, be direct. It's okay to say, "This is a horrible idea, and I can't believe we're considering this." That can be
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    upvoted for honesty :-)
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    I've been following Rust for a long time now, and I'm very excited about the possibilities. However, I don't have a CS degree, and my work as a full stack web developer has only put me in contact with garbage collected langua
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    by hckr1292 11y ago

    "This is like having unprotected sex only for a short amount of time. And sometimes you do"
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    Ask HN: Do devs on your team all use the same OS for development?

    2 points by hckr1292 12y ago|1 comments
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    by hckr1292 12y ago

    Things I love about RethinkDB as a NodeJS dev: - first class support for JS bindings, unlike mongoose which wraps the super low level mongodb js library into something palatable but crashes in a horribly undebuggable way. - server-side join
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    Handlebars considered harmful(bryce.fisher-fleig.org)

    3 points by hckr1292 12y ago|0 comments
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    by hckr1292 12y ago

    Welcome to HN :-)