hderms

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by hderms 10y ago
I think showing up to your local startup accelerator/startup space every month or two might be worth the time and cost of gas when you're trying to make a case for an entire industry being a bubble.
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by hderms 10y ago
I'm white and grew up in a near-western suburb of Chicago and have also noticed that white people were quick to adopt a black dialect. I'm not sure it was necessarily only correlated with the things you mentioned (partying, anger,
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by hderms 11y ago
If your measurements are good enough you can make a methodology out of throwing spaghetti at a wall.
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by hderms 11y ago
Was there any solution found to your problem?
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by hderms 11y ago
Wrote a simple proof of concept to illustrate the vulnerability in action: https://github.com/hderms/dh-CVE_2016_2098
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by hderms 11y ago
very cool
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by hderms 11y ago
I really wish more companies embraced prototyping. I think it's really foolish that it's looked at as wasted value a lot of the time.
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by hderms 11y ago
If you want an economy that encourages investment and trade then you want people to have some inherent motivation to spend money rather than hold on to it. The easiest way to do this is by introducing small amounts of inflation. At the very
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by hderms 11y ago
People can do things that serve their best interests in the short term but happen to hurt other people. Additionally, short term value is highly emphasized over long term value when most people make decisions. Just because the people with t
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by hderms 11y ago
this isn't my forte but couldn't you memory map the file and use arithmetic to find the chunks to read?
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by hderms 11y ago
How do you characterize your normal mode of development? Just curious if you would mention a brief overview of how you do things
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by hderms 11y ago
Yeah, but what if it was substituted with art, or something similar. It's possible to produce a society which values mentally ill people without necessarily coercing them.
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by hderms 11y ago
What do you mean by writing visual synths? I've never heard those words combined together and I'm curious.
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by hderms 11y ago
Did you watch "The Century of the Self", by chance? Great movie, either way.
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by hderms 11y ago
Well they're being used by the Navy now to shoot down missiles, as far as I know. I think the tradeoffs are that they are super heavy and require a lot of energy but they can accelerate projectiles extremely fast. Very useful if you&#x
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by hderms 11y ago
Not enough citations for the rampant criticisms.
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by hderms 11y ago
It comes off as unpalatable, to say the least. You were assuming malice in the other poster and then went on a minor tirade without sufficient prompting.
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by hderms 11y ago
Same with Chicago
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by hderms 11y ago
Well it isn't just the CoffeeScript of Erlang for reasons like having better string implementation, macros, subjectively better additions to standard library, protocols, etc... Whether those reasons are significant enough for you to us
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by hderms 11y ago
Erlang has good C/OS Process interop so the best route would probably be to capitalize on something written in a faster language to do the raw processing and have Elixir there to coordinate resources and report/store results
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by hderms 11y ago
that seems a bit too expensive. Where do you live? I can't imagine how it would cost more than 100 bucks for those ingredients, and I feel like if I went out to buy the ingredients right now (Chicago) I'd be able to make it for 80
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by hderms 11y ago
He's using the notion of "human capital" which I think is clearly different enough from ordinary capital so as to deserve a different term. Human capital can beget ordinary capital if someone works hard for many years, saving
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by hderms 11y ago
Yeah, I don't blame her at all for leaving. Reddit seems like an incredibly poorly run company.
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by hderms 11y ago
I guess that assumes infinite access to credit? Otherwise there would be an opportunity cost associated with bulldozing the rocky mountains in favor of some other activity with higher marginal utility, right?
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by hderms 11y ago
You could see a (perhaps incorrect or ultimately misleading) example of it: 1. What would have to be true for us to have reliable transmission of messages over an inherently lossy network? 1a. some kind of method to ensure that a message go
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by hderms 11y ago
Well neither will win any speed races, but if your problem requires soft-realtime functionality, concurrent execution, or incredible fault tolerance you'd do much worse than to choose Elixir/Erlang. And a simpler learning curve th
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by hderms 11y ago
Yeah, but you're forgetting that's because Dash is awesome. I mean, it's really quite a useful app and I feel like it belongs in the top 10 for a very good reason, rather than the vast majority of apps.
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by hderms 11y ago
This is just extremely exciting. I love the language design and it looks usable as all hell. First compile-to-js language I've ever seen that got me excited, let alone the first one that i'd actually use outside of the browser. Co
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by hderms 11y ago
Whether you agree with Borges' opinions or not, you gotta give the man credit for being a great writer, whether short story or film review.
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by hderms 12y ago
what would be a stereotypically masculine presentation? not trying to bait or anything, I'm just curious what that would be? Some kind of bro-ish stuff included?

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