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by isaiahg 9y ago
You should probably watch the actual reveal, it's already on YouTube. The glass was already addressed and he gave it a specific focus. Even claiming it can withstand an atomic blast.
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by isaiahg 9y ago
Trying my best to learn how different investment charts are drawn. The information out there is harder to find than it should be. Currently reverse engineering others around and using investopedia as a reference but I really wish there an e
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by isaiahg 9y ago
I'm not as excited for this as I used to be. In most user applications JavaScript is good enough or better. If it wasn't then we wouldn't be taking the browser to make desktop applications. Recently I decided to make a deskto
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by isaiahg 9y ago
The problem isn't that he's paying them, it's that he took the land before paying. That's like someone taking your car without your permission and sending you a check in the mail later for a fraction of it's actual
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by isaiahg 9y ago
Just out of curiosity from someone who started with languages like JavaScript and other languages. But what makes C special for this case? For instance couldn't I achieve the same thing with typed arrays in JavaScript? Sorry if it&#x27
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Ask HN: Is there a good light email client with a modern interface
1 points by isaiahg 10y ago|0 comments
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by isaiahg 10y ago
Lately I've been playing around with Red language and their view feature. Easiest way I've created an interface before. The Red language is really interesting and cool, but their view construct is the coolest. If you haven't
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I've applaud the effort but I don't think I would use this over electron. Without HTML/css how do you make an interface? With canvas directly? I can't find any examples other than three.js stuff.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I don't know why didn't just evolve irc. Feature wise slack doesn't really bring much new. It just has a good interface. If someone made an irc client as easy to use as slack then we'd have our answer.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
After this comment I checked it out. This language is blowing my mind and I've only just got to how file writing/reading and conditionals work in the docs.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I loved playing around with CL but I never could get my mind around that damn packaging system. Maybe I'll give it another try sometime. Has the community got any better or is it still the online equivalent of a private clubhouse for P
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I'd say COBOL is a bad example. I personally know someone hit by that so bad he became homeless and ended up spray painting street numbers on curbs for money.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
What about nearsightedness? I can read print just fine, but restaurant menus hung up high are the worst.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I used to use nylas and I loved it, but the neverending upgrade to premium emails were bonkers. I still get the emails long after I've stopped using it and asked for them to stop on. ON EVERY SINGLE ACCOUNT I USED WITH NYLAS! The same
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by isaiahg 10y ago
Wow, I've used Lorem ipsum before and people seem really confused by it and think I put it in purposely and that it was part of the final design.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I used to have a problem with emacs. But just a few days ago I finally sat down to finally learn it and now, 2 days later, can no longer imagine life without it.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
When did Hangouts lose sms? I still send sms messages from it daily.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
With that said, despite being a poor product I rely on Hangouts daily because I can make free WiFi calls with Voice. I can't afford cell service and it lets me stay connected to my family.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I would assume Facebook has a built in case for satire. Also if they're using machine learning to filter news then I'm also sure satire has a strong signature. At least the Onion which is very in your face satire.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
It seems like it's targeting gamedev and virtual reality. But it's not likely going to see much use of it's slower than Python.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I wish i could look it up but the site seems to be down. I've seen it before. But it sounds like something I experienced before. You struggle to try to understand what this "new" thing is that's hot and it doesn't s
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by isaiahg 10y ago
Anyone else having trouble accessing this site.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
To be fair, the book was most likely not written by the actual Moses. Most believe it's a compilation from several priestly writings. But it's definite silly sounding.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
This would be awesome for people who are disabled. Voice input is still a pain and only works with a limited number of applications. If you could somehow switch between keyboard and tracking for the mouse pointer, this could give full use o
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by isaiahg 10y ago
Would be interested to see how they reply.
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by isaiahg 10y ago
Did you even read his comment. He was talking about facebook already manipulating content to only give content people want without opposing viewpoints thus creating small bubbles around us. When it's their own algorithms causing the pr
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I can't find any other source for this claim. It's written by Dr. Peter Diamandis. I don't know who he is, but his biography seems impressive. Could this be true? Statement is about 2/3 down the article.
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Disruption is coming with quantum computing(singularityhub.com)
59 points by isaiahg 10y ago|29 comments
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by isaiahg 10y ago
I love Lisp and I'd use it for everything if I could. But the Lisp community spends too much time talking about how awesome it is instead of making good frameworks that anyone can use, even kids just out of college. It doesn't mat
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by isaiahg 10y ago
Would a duopoly be more accurate for you?

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