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There Is No Now(queue.acm.org)
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by iamwil 3y ago
How is the area computed? Are they counting pixels? Constructive solid geometry, and then some sort of computer graphics algorithm for area? Or is it an SVG, and they're doing some sort of complex integral? (<--probably not)
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by iamwil 3y ago
I didn't put much effort into it, and I got pretty close. However, I noticed that I always favored more on the right hand side.
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by iamwil 3y ago
> Naively when you read a git diff or a pull request, you might think like me, that git is storing a diff between A and B and just displays it when needed. But in reality it stores the full file in the object storage. I thought logically
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by iamwil 3y ago
Honest question: Why do you suppose no one at work used this feature, even though the stack was picked for it explicitly?
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by iamwil 3y ago
I dream of setting up my home automation as if it was a starship. It doesn't have to look like one, but it should operate like one. First, it'd be self-contained, so devices don't need to dial back up to a cloud server in ord
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Why can't I send UDP packets from a browser?(gafferongames.com)
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Ask HN: Why aren't company code leaks prevalent?
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by iamwil 3y ago
I wasn't aware this was a current capability of Elm. I didn't see it advertised anywhere on its web pages or docs. I thought maybe I missed something, or if it's something only known to those on the Elm mailing list. But it s
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by iamwil 3y ago
That part of the talk surprised me. It implies that you can compile Elm into C? I wasn't aware that was in its capabilities. It seemed like a good idea worth exploring. I can see how he'd get Jeff'd there.
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by iamwil 3y ago
I tried recreating one of my favorite strips, just to see what would result. This was the result: https://create.shortbread.ai/viewer/41e5642c-86ee-421e-b985-... The original (SFW, despite the warning): https:/&#
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The Principles of Versioning in Go(research.swtch.com)
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Minimal Version Selection(research.swtch.com)
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by iamwil 3y ago
How do you access the SQLite database in Firefox? Is there docs you can point me to?
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by iamwil 3y ago
It was more like a pokemon for sushi. I'd take a picture of the sushi, select type of fish, and where I ate it. And then I would have this collage of all of the different types of fish.
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by iamwil 3y ago
Geez, yeah. I was working at a mid-sized company's ecommerce site. And even with the amount of users we had hitting our site daily, in order to get to any type of statistical significance to assure us that we weren't wasting our t
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by iamwil 3y ago
Are there any advantages you noticed as a dev to using this stack? Did you find there were better affordances? Were there challenges and growing pains?
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by iamwil 3y ago
I originally maintained a database of all the sushi I ate, but lost it due to a Heroku migration that I neglected to heed.
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Chonky Menu Re-Creation(nathanmanousos.com)
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by iamwil 3y ago
This reminds me of the post on Product Market Fit the other day. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37490300 That PMF is never done, and you are just chipping away at more and more market segments. There's no negativ
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by iamwil 3y ago
Maybe this is lost to time now, but YC started in Boston. They used to do the summers in Boston, and winter batches in SF. But then PG didn't want some other copycat accelerator to call themselves "the YC of SF", so they just
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by iamwil 3y ago
By ownership, the OP means "accountable in the micro". Even if you don't own the company or the macro, there is a sense of cultivating your own skills and mental well-being when you make yourself accountable in the micro.
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Teaching Moldable Development(lepiter.io)
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RFC 3339 vs. ISO 8601(ijmacd.github.io)
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by iamwil 3y ago
What do you usually automate? I had some before when I was working with a friend, but now I struggle to find stuff for myself.
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A real-time co-creative learning platform for young people(medium.com)
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by iamwil 3y ago
I've always wanted a site that--instead of telling which product was the best--told me how to look for quality in the category I'm interested in. What does good look like? What makes a good quality water hose? What are the unsung
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by iamwil 3y ago
Does Maggie only write her essays as a draft to know if it's worth finishing based on feedback and view counts?
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by iamwil 3y ago
I'm working on a todo list that uses 'j' and 'k' to navigate, and a hot bar of tools to manipulate the list. It's a local-first so the data is in your browser. I'll have to sync to a server soon. https:&#
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by iamwil 3y ago
Generally No. But it can be easy to write bad queries using ActiveRecord ORM if you're not aware of N + 1 problems.

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