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by joeberon 6y ago
If that makes you happy then fine, but it's wrong to assume that it's the ultimate goal for everyone to be mega rich. Honestly it's a very common mistake for people to be totally sure that everyone in the world desires to be
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by joeberon 6y ago
Looks very interesting and have always been interested in this era of optimistic computing. Does anyone know a tutorial or quickstart guide on how to get started using it? I don't really have a clue what I'm doing after opening it
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by joeberon 6y ago
I don't think that's the reason, otherwise I'd see it evenly in all languages and not only Go. I don't think Go users inherently value typography more than users of other languages
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by joeberon 6y ago
That is very bizarre
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by joeberon 6y ago
Why do Go articles so often have no syntax highlighting?
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by joeberon 6y ago
Yeah I've usually heard that the derivative component is what gets left out, never heard of leaving out the integral
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by joeberon 6y ago
Yeah ECS is really easy for organisation. The registry is basically global state though!
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by joeberon 6y ago
Hi, this is my most recent project as part of my PhD. It is a python module for computing the realisation of a quantum system directly from its input-output frequency-domain transfer function. It should be useful to anyone interested in qua
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Show HN: Find and analyse realisations of quantum systems from transfer function(github.com)
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by joeberon 6y ago
“Science hasn't found a gene for morality” No but the fact that we have morality (and the possibility that other animals do not) can be explained via evolution. In reality probably many genes contribute in a complicated way to making u
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by joeberon 6y ago
Any intro to philosophy book, e.g. "Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy" by Simon Blackburn
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by joeberon 6y ago
Of course it's degrading, but it's true and it's the world we live in. It's okay if you want to put your hands over your ears and keep your eyes closed, but don't expect others to do the same, and don't be surp
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by joeberon 6y ago
Isn't this the same in almost any industry? For example, in engineering this kind of "reinventing the wheel ad infinitum" you are describing is incredibly common. How many times to you think engineers have separately designed
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by joeberon 6y ago
Absolutely atrocious writing
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by joeberon 7y ago
Yeah honestly very gross and distasteful to shift the difficulties away from the employees laid off to the person who still has the job. I don't care how guilty they might feel, they still have a job and the people who are laid off don
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by joeberon 7y ago
I think it's a love it or hate it thing. People seem to either point at it as an example of how good open source software can be, or how bad open source software can be. Unfortunately I'm in the latter camp. A huge amount of this
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by joeberon 7y ago
Yeah same issue here, much worse performance than the XQuartz releases. Dragging objects, especially arrows, is extremely laggy and awful. I've moved to Affinity Designer for now, which is better in almost every way except that unfortu
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by joeberon 7y ago
It is honestly quite a poor language too. I wrote a simple game in godot and honestly the language works okay and is quite interesting for the game logic, however it is quite poor when it comes to everything less game-like, for example read
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by joeberon 7y ago
I have this and it's caused a great deal of stress in my personal life _and_ work life. Basically I get excited by the idea of a new thing or project, but within a week or less I am totally and completed bored by it. There are very few
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by joeberon 7y ago
Unfortunately Omni's software is pretty old and bloated at this point, although I've only used OmniFocus and OmniGraffle. The former is very powerful but this is a blessing and a curse, in that the UX is very cluttered and quite i
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by joeberon 7y ago
Mathematica is only trapware because it's so much better than anything else available
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by joeberon 7y ago
How is this related to Flash? Mathematica is a powerful pattern based symbol manipulation language, Flash is a media creation software, which do you think reaches more end users?
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by joeberon 7y ago
I used this recently to speed up some symbolic manipulation. I was using SymPy but its simplify is really quite slow and the documentation basically just says "work out exactly which simplifications you need and apply them", howev
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by joeberon 7y ago
What is the difference between fuzzy logic and control theory?
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by joeberon 7y ago
I definitely think that attitudes like "only do what you love/is automatically motivating" is a huge source of imposter syndrome, depression, and anxiety in me as a grad student
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by joeberon 7y ago
Freshman are called fresher in other countries, at least in UK
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by joeberon 7y ago
It sounds like death is the opposite of what you think it is. DMT is obviously highly activating and opens the neurological floodgates so to speak (as is any seratonin-based psychedelic). Death is the total opposite of this: the total shutd
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by joeberon 7y ago
There's no way that companies should be allowed such total and irreversible control, especially if they effectively control so much real estate
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by joeberon 7y ago
Quil looks cool but it's a shame it only supports JDK 8, like many other things. I use Clojure2D as it seems to work fine on JDK 12
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by joeberon 7y ago
That’s... definitely sexist

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