iamwil

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901.
JavaScript string encoding(kev.inburke.com)
103 points by iamwil 9y ago|90 comments
902.
Where do we find convolution in games?(tetracasa.com)
2 points by iamwil 9y ago|0 comments
903.
by iamwil 9y ago
You can use anything that can expose an HTTP port. It doesn't have to be Haskell.
904.
by iamwil 9y ago
Having started using Elm for side projects over 3 years ago, the article is pretty much spot on. Programming in Elm had been a delight, especially when you let go of OOP and embrace functional concepts and practices. On one hand, you lose m
905.
by iamwil 9y ago
Did you use a CNN to identify the mushrooms? (I assume so). Did you run into problems deploying the CNN to production? How do you intend to update it given feedback from your users, and the photos they submit?
906.
by iamwil 9y ago
Instant Pot. More veggie meals for less.
907.
by iamwil 9y ago
What is EARs?
908.
by iamwil 9y ago
Probably not. I remember reading some time ago about XML, and how different people or organizations will have their own needs in representing a person or order. And it's partially why there are namespaces in XML, so two orgs can still
909.
by iamwil 9y ago
Yes. Unspoken caveat is that you should show progress since the last time you applied.
910.
by iamwil 9y ago
Why would you pay a lot for it? What problem does it solve for you?
911.
by iamwil 9y ago
You missed the best part, where he says something along the lines of 'haha, just kidding about #7. Jeff Bezos definitely does not care about your day'.
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by iamwil 9y ago
On the other hand, it can also go the other way. Non-technical customers don't actually care how hard something is to build, as long as it solves their problem. So it often surprises engineers how a 1 day script can make lots of money
913.
by iamwil 9y ago
Wait, I still don't get it. Can you explain?
914.
by iamwil 9y ago
#3 was what helped me. https://www.inc.com/magazine/20110301/making-money-small-bus...
915.
by iamwil 9y ago
Note that he also scoped it so that he'd be able to finish it in one day. The first version of gmail only searched his own email.
916.
Angled rotors let drone fly in any orientation (and play catch)(newatlas.com)
4 points by iamwil 9y ago|0 comments
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by iamwil 9y ago
Yeah, I know the feeling. It's usually some mental block, or erroneous belief you have that's held by those in your circle, or something you identify with. Sometimes it's a fear. But either way, it's usually a bug in the
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by iamwil 9y ago
Just start charging. You'll want to know earlier rather than later which one it is. Life is short. If it turns out this is not the thing you should be working on, knowing which one it is will free your mind up to do something else you
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by iamwil 9y ago
Team fortress 2, witness. Surprised how many Factorio fans there are here.
920.
Playing with abstract objects in VR(tetracasa.com)
2 points by iamwil 9y ago|0 comments
921.
by iamwil 9y ago
- Flux Capacitor
922.
by iamwil 9y ago
I learned that Elon's middle name is Reeve.
923.
External authentication scripts in OpenVPN the right way(engineering.freeagent.com)
1 points by iamwil 9y ago|0 comments
924.
Show HN: Interactive article on convolutions(tetracasa.com)
1 points by iamwil 9y ago|0 comments
925.
by iamwil 9y ago
I've liked Elm.
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Ask HN: Icon set has what you need for webapp, but it's in the wrong art style?
1 points by iamwil 9y ago|0 comments
927.
by iamwil 10y ago
Or if you have a 3D printer, you can print out your own. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:17782 I made it a while back. There's 3 sets. Efron's dice, Miwin's dice, and Grime's dice.
928.
by iamwil 10y ago
would you pay for it? I also kinda want it, as I get curious when I'm out on a hike, but I'm not sure I'd pay for it.
929.
by iamwil 10y ago
When you say remote, do you mean a remote server? Or do you mean debugging on an iPhone from your dev laptop?
930.
by iamwil 10y ago
I saw in some other thread that every programmer looks at making a better verilog, when having a better understanding of electronics would help them be more productive.

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