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by hellerve 21d ago
To be fair, this is an interview with him, not an article by him. Still content featuring him, but not quite the same level of endorsement.
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Tracing np.add, all the way down(blog.veitheller.de)
1 points by hellerve 25d ago|0 comments
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by hellerve 25d ago
This is really fun, and I don’t even like Golf in real life! The physics feel a bit wonky, but maybe I just don’t get the interface completely yet. Sometimes the balls trajectory curved in a way that I didn’t understand.
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Is it safe to call print in a Python signal handler?(iafisher.com)
65 points by hellerve 1mo ago|35 comments
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Can one hear the gauge of a string?(blog.veitheller.de)
2 points by hellerve 1mo ago|0 comments
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A More Immediate Intuitive Appeal(blog.veitheller.de)
2 points by hellerve 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Cj–tiny no-deps JIT in C for x86-64 and ARM64(github.com)
21 points by hellerve 11mo ago|1 comments
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by hellerve 1y ago
As a data point: I can honestly say I’ve never heard of Gamergate before this comment, and I am a 31-year-old white male. I did read a book on Watergate when I was in my teens, though.
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by hellerve 2y ago
I think the downvotes are coming in because you are carrying out a fundamentally different argument. The article argues that people used to be more intellecutally capable when they were younger and it diminished with age. You are arguing th
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by hellerve 2y ago
I recommend visiting the Ecomuseo in Palermo [1] if you ever have the chance. They examine, among other things, the lasting impact of the subpar building of now mostly crumbling structures by the Mafia that still litter the cities of Sicily
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by hellerve 4y ago
2 per week, i.e. roughly 100.
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by hellerve 4y ago
You might want to check out the sibling thread.
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by hellerve 4y ago
It might be a little glib, but that’s the main incentive I see here, especially since they’re exclusively using their own system, Github Sponsors, to direct the money. It makes sense, but if it was truly only about the maintainers, wouldn’t
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by hellerve 4y ago
It seems like you are pretty angry at me trying to get the notion across that this is good, but they could do better. That’s okay, I can deal with that. But I want to make one thing clear: I’m not doing this for HN karma. I haven’t commente
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by hellerve 4y ago
I make about €120,000/year.
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by hellerve 4y ago
I donate about $2,000/year to projects personally, not counting my time, and work for an OSS company. Is that enough to be allowed to have an opinion?
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by hellerve 4y ago
> Is there even one $10M ARR business that has donated $500K even one time? I don’t have exact figures for most of these companies, of course, but I have seen many small consulting or teaching businesses contribute a lot of money to OSS
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by hellerve 4y ago
Fair enough, but should $500k coming from a $10M ARR business be received with the same applause as $500k coming from a >$1B ARR business? Both are valid opinions, I think, but personally I tend to be more impressed by the smaller busine
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by hellerve 4y ago
Hyperbole is a dangerous rhetorical figure, but I had hoped that I was clear enough so as not to be taken literally but, well, rhetorically.
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by hellerve 4y ago
I think companies or individuals contributing money to projects they rely on is great, and I personally do it and incentivize OSS development in my own consulting practice (through lower fees and philanthropy). Now, should it be the main so
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by hellerve 4y ago
I’m of two minds about this: - On the one hand, for GitHub, 500k is nothing, just a PR move. For maintainers, $500 might make the difference between struggling to pay rent and having enough money to leave it in the bank, or having a nice di
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by hellerve 4y ago
I wasn’t particularly interested in entering the discussion (mainly providing the link and an explanation), but I used the word "feudal" because Yarvin himself used it, in the name as well as in the description of the system.
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by hellerve 4y ago
I presume the author is referring to this blogpost[1]. The proposed name of the system is actually "Feudle", which might have made it harder to find for you. The word "woke" did indeed not make an appearence, but this ch
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Jan Vitek – Getting everything wrong without doing anything right(youtube.com)
1 points by hellerve 7y ago|0 comments
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by hellerve 7y ago
Thanks for suggesting him! I was unaware of his talks, and instantly fell in love! The first talk just made the list, and I’m planning on looking through more of his talks in the coming days.
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by hellerve 7y ago
Sadly not! It’s also worth pointing out that not all of the talks are hosted on YouTube. Maybe `youtube-dl` can help you anyway, though!
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by hellerve 7y ago
Super interesting work, thanks! At one point I just stopped adding people to the list, but I guess that doesn’t make much sense. Gary Bernhardt and more than just a few other people from your scrape deserve to be on that list!
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by hellerve 7y ago
They’re some of my favorites (the Hammond organ one is just hilarious)! Sometimes it’s just hard to categorize things, and things end up in a low-visibility section like Miscellaneous.
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by hellerve 7y ago
Original curator here. I don’t have experience with either TypeScript or C#, so I rely on other people pointing me at great talks in this space! I do have a slight skew towards functional programming, so this list probably reflects that—I’m
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At least one Vim trick you might not know(hillelwayne.com)
3 points by hellerve 7y ago|0 comments

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