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by jadbox 7y ago
YES! "A History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps" is the best place imho for anyone to just into learning philosophy. I'd also recommend "The Great Ideas of Philosophy, 2nd Edition" on audible. https://www.
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by jadbox 7y ago
Omg I love this! I'd love to put some time aside to study the techniques used here. Very cool (and probably fun) project you have here. :)
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by jadbox 7y ago
That's a great story! We have written all written embarrassing code at some point in our careers. xD
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by jadbox 7y ago
Just so I understand, is Browsix running on top of WASI... or are you saying that Browsix will have an option to target WASI? Browsix looks pretty cool, although it's hard to wrap my mind around use-cases outside porting common C libs
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by jadbox 7y ago
Apache Drill vs Calcite? Seem very similar.
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by jadbox 7y ago
As someone living in Los Angeles, I used to take a Bird all the time because there was always one nearby when I had to go somewhere. However in the last two months, this has dramatically changed. Now the closest scooter is on average a 10m
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by jadbox 7y ago
Explain please?
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by jadbox 7y ago
Pablo Dobarro's work around improving sculpting is really incredible, and imho, makes Blender compete as a zbrush alternative (at least as a solid casual alternative). If you want to see this project succeed, you can donate to his patr
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by jadbox 7y ago
Truly. JC literally largely made gaming what it is today. I remember reading that virtually every game users code he has written, because almost every game engine uses his code in some form.
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by jadbox 7y ago
Ah, let me see if I can add some details and re-adjust the wording: "DTC is a community-driven live discussion platform that matches you one-on-one to challenge ideas. The experience is fun and quirky as users control talking virtual a
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by jadbox 7y ago
Thanks, we're in the process of connecting directly with different communities. There's a few towns in California that we're working with to bring local civil debate topics to the platform. It's actually been a common to
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by jadbox 7y ago
Ah, thanks for that feedback. Would you like to try your hand of writing a better summary here? It would be appreciated, as it's hard to improve from just a single word criticism (cringe).
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by jadbox 7y ago
>The thing that holds me to Facebook is that it's become the town square Yep, but most social platforms are not really tuned to being a town square, and instead are optimized for feeds and stirring emotions. They often rewarding beh
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by jadbox 7y ago
Thank you. We really need more examples... and hopefully a full guide to futures/async. As someone currently in the outskirts of the Rust community, it's really hard to 'peer inside' what's happening and how to use
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by jadbox 7y ago
It's incredible the amount of research and brainstorming it took to develop this solution. Does anyone know more about the author? Is this a hobby project? Either way, these optimizations [system design] are super impressive.
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by jadbox 7y ago
Well written answer, thanks for sharing
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by jadbox 7y ago
Thanks for the information. Also, yes, I've been keeping a very close eye on Svelte 3 and have been experimenting with it :)
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by jadbox 7y ago
It was one of the easiest languages for me to learn, and I felt I was as productive in it as Py/Node (that I've used for years) with only about 2 weeks of playing with D on the side. There's a lot of intuitional things that D
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by jadbox 7y ago
This is a nice response, thanks. The one miscalculation here is it's clear that representational democracy is also rife with demagoguery. Because the system is 'slower', it gives those in power the ability to cause damage to
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by jadbox 7y ago
I kinda want Observable to be it's own language that can compile to JS... not saying it would be a good general purpose lang by any means, but it would be interesting to experiment with a 'first-class observable' language.
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by jadbox 7y ago
Often you cannot give the proper context of why an action is prefered until you debate/speak of the principles. For example, we both may want healthcare, but there isn't an easy 'action' to arrive at without discussing t
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by jadbox 7y ago
Oh god, no. By not voting, I've surrendered to what the entire crowd wants by average (which might be entirely counter to the direction I want). By giving my vote to someone else to cast, I temporarily empower my leader who stands for
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by jadbox 7y ago
Couldn't you have both? You have the right to a direct vote, but you also have the option to bestow your vote to a representative to cast for you. Seems like a neat idea and solves many of these structureless problems. Many people know
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by jadbox 7y ago
Apple isn't just holding your authentication like Google login, but Apple is also exclusively holding your contact information. This means Apple has a sore authority to completely cut your access to your users: you have zero means to r
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by jadbox 7y ago
It also gives Apple far more control over the ecosystem. By not providing 3rd parties access to email, Apple makes themselves not only the controllers of the physical devices and also over the full identity of their users. My viewpoint is o
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by jadbox 7y ago
I'm curious how it changed your relationship.. can you explain this a bit more?
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by jadbox 7y ago
Can anyone recommend a good book for small self-funded first time founders? I'd like a book that has substance with information about filing as an LLC, non-profit pro/cons, finding your first investor, pitch deck tips, etc. Many o
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by jadbox 7y ago
Noob here: why is the trait object hard to optimize in principle?
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by jadbox 7y ago
I'm pretty sure it's a fork of PG based on my experience.
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by jadbox 8y ago
Mobx-state-tree is a really nice balance of state management that also is compatible with all the nice Redux browser tools https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx-state-tree

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