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Donkey: A Highly-Performant HTTP Stack for Clojure(infoq.com)
123 points by invisiblerobot 6y ago|11 comments
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Donkey: A Highly-Performant HTTP Stack for Clojure(infoq.com)
4 points by invisiblerobot 6y ago|0 comments
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
Doesn't last? 3 months is about as good as it gets. Excercise doesn't last either by that logic but it still is a side effect free cure to the problem.
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
Works for mine. I need to take a heroic dose (5 gr) and then it lasts about 3 months before I need to again.
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Trapped in the Psychological Game(youtube.com)
2 points by invisiblerobot 6y ago|0 comments
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Fallacies about Race and Economics Sowell(youtu.be)
3 points by invisiblerobot 6y ago|0 comments
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
See above
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
https://youtu.be/V6ZPg6kOBkc Sowell discussing common falacies about race and economics
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How can I identify primary article text when scraping news pages
2 points by invisiblerobot 6y ago|2 comments
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Quantum Paradox points to shaky foundations of reality(sciencemag.org)
1 points by invisiblerobot 6y ago|0 comments
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
Clojure has an implementation of these in java.
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
The startup time of the jvm is negligible. This myth keeps coming up. Most of the startup time is Clojure itself.
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
Also look into open crux
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
>>> but for external access it was not clear how to limit the queries to the parts of the database the user had permission to view. You can filter your entire db on the server to only include a subset of datoms
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
If you believe regulation to be ineffective then why advocate for it at all?
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
Well written. Two excellent books are The Elements of Style and On Writing Well.
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True Fatality Rate of Covid-19 could be 10x lower(youtu.be)
2 points by invisiblerobot 7y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Stream of News Headlines?
1 points by invisiblerobot 7y ago|3 comments
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
Cash is taking a hit? USD is the only asset increasing in value.
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
Canada has 1/2 the cases and 1/4 the deaths per capita. What is the difference?
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
I disagree. That's the way all business works. In the beginning.
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
I agree you need to use it daily but disagree that an Ubuntu desktop provides any real insight. Here's some BASIC questions an ubuntu user might never encounter: Which processes are currently hogging the CPU? Which ports are currently
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
C is way more concise than Java. It's one of core 5 in any journeymans toolbelt.
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
Syphillis does that. Lowers the hosts inhibitions and increases their risk seeking behaviour.
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
A fantastic book and complete alternative to the AA approach is Allen Carr's Easy Way to Control Alcohol. It focuses on the reasons TO drink which is unusual. And it does a good job of dismantling them.
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
I've had severe depression my whole adult life and this is what has worked for me: 1. Zero alcohol. 2. ICE cold showers. 3. Extreme cardio. 4. Meditation. 5. Breakfast with a friend. 6. Play with a big young dog. 7. Cognitive Behaviora
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
>> Is it really "exploitation" in the human sense of taking advantage of someone else? Yes. Obviously. And whether or not the exploitation is "programmed" is irrelevant. After all everything is programmed.
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
what?? You can deposit without a pin bit to withdraw you need photo id and a verbal password or pin in every bank I've ever been in
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
no cheapest deep archive is 0.0007 per gb month, or 70 cents per tb/mo note they've recently reduced their pricing so you might be looking at old marketing. But my latest bill charged me 0.0007 you're right of course that re
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by invisiblerobot 7y ago
s3 may be cheaper than you think. If you're willing to tolerate hr+ delays in accessing your data aws glacier deep archive is 70cents per terabyte month. that's pretty awesome in my book. If you need to access the data in under an

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