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jhedwards
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I would have preferred you said something like "hey nice try, but the overhead of compiling a c file every time you query will quickly make the database unusable" or "this design limits the database to very small data sets&qu
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Weird, most programmers I know consider compilers to be at least somewhat advanced. To answer your question, two years ago I knew nothing about programming, I was poor, living in China, with no marketable skills. I had to teach myself every
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Good idea, I think I'll do that. Thanks!
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I highly doubt people will have trouble distinguishing my project from production-ready databases.
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Well, I've only been programming for two years and I'm new to advanced concepts like compiling etc. There aren't really simple tutorials on how to make a database afaik, so I figured I'd just think something up and try i
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12y ago
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Nice! I grew up near him and my dad used to act in his plays. He was such a great artist and interesting person. I like this line "A hissing swarm of hair bugs has got the baby and its rugs" from the evil garden.
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> the entire reality they see and what they believe to be true is heavily distorted I have to disagree with others that this part of your comment is a bit too strong. I lived in China for two years and many people I talked to would say s
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Don't worry about that, I work at Syapse too and I have an MA in Chinese lit from UMASS. You could be totally self taught like me and as long as you have skills and a good attitude you will be considered. Everyone there is super nice a
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I studied this idea extensively while getting my master's in Chinese lit. While I think this article is interesting, in my opinion it kind of misses the point about wu-wei. Many Chinese texts admonish total focus and dedication to a ta
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From what I have studied, I think the case is actually the opposite: as a rule, biological phenomena are usually the result of multiple causation because those systems are extremely complex and often very resilient. Mario Bunge gave the fol
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Show HN: Graphs bouncing around, making random music
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Show HN: Clustering graph with webGL visualization
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