julius_set

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by julius_set 8y ago
I disagree, based on this articles logic everyone should strive for a perfect codebase which is impossible. You will always run into issues because code just like matter decays to entropy.
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by julius_set 8y ago
From a capitalist standpoint your comment makes sense but from a larger picture perspective negating knowledge and the spreading of said knowledge for monetary pursuits is an overall net negative for our species. I don’t have an answer on h
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by julius_set 8y ago
I do wonder though if you travel at the speed of light wouldn't your ship break apart even if you accidentally hit a tiny rock in space? Maybe even dust?
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by julius_set 8y ago
It really takes obsession, you have to be obsessed with what you do to output > 40-50 hour work weeks. <—- this is excluding extremely high pay which can be another motivator albeit a short term motivator
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by julius_set 8y ago
I highly doubt a single person created the wheel out of nothing. The idea of a circle is part of our innate biology we are hard wired to recognize or create circular shapes. Most likely several people tried to create the wheel and ideas on
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by julius_set 8y ago
Great article, I have a question pertaining to Time series data. Would this work well on a smaller dataset of pre processed sensor readings for HAR?
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by julius_set 8y ago
I would argue that DDD is not as efficient if your optimizing for speed and efficiency. The problem is that there is now another variable you would need to keep track of: your UML diagrams / documents. I guess creativity comes into pla
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Ask HN: How do you write efficient and elegant systems / APIs?
19 points by julius_set 8y ago|7 comments
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by julius_set 8y ago
Our own optimism drives us to stay evolutionary fit. Which is great for us. I just wish I could see the full picture one day. It’s mind boggling to think everyone who has lived on this planet died with an incomplete picture and understandin
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by julius_set 8y ago
It’s not a gender thing. Although, it’s a mental issue —> narcissism, pride, ego. These traits exist in each and everyone to some scale of a degree. But I agree, as someone who used to be super passionate about research. I would say seei
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by julius_set 8y ago
There are many instances in history of “embarrassingly,”: • The theory that the earth is not the center of the universe - people persecuted sometimes killed for different assumptions. • Spontaneous generation, the idea that life just arises
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by julius_set 8y ago
This does beg the question that what if we as a collective also encounter these sort of defects. For example on a macro scale based on our vantage point from our planet we only have a visible and limited line of sight to specific areas of t
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by julius_set 8y ago
A subjective point but: Chinese manufacturing work ethic > Indian manufacturing work ethic. This will be disastrous short term.
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by julius_set 8y ago
Anything to get clicks right? Uranus IS interesting as it’s the only planet which is turned on its side relative to the spin and orbits of its sibling planets. Just because it doesn’t have swirling clouds due to the extreme cold doesn’t mea
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by julius_set 8y ago
Err flaws in your argument but orangutans also have opposable things..
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by julius_set 8y ago
Can you expand more on what you mean by “this is why I think that the current hardline focus on escaping the reality of a changing world is going to be short-lived. At some point, as traditionalists get more of what they want, the idealists
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by julius_set 8y ago
Or it could just be a side effect of weightlifters / bodybuilders eating more than normal people and thus “working out” their tongue more?
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by julius_set 8y ago
Middle eastern male, 2014-2015: Consulting gig while in college, initial $10,000 bid. Signed Maintenence contract for $60/hr ~ $125,000 / year Ended up with $34K total earned due to me studying as a full time student. 2015: First
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by julius_set 8y ago
Your post is extremely naive. Employment has been around since agriculture. Peasants didn’t just sit around to be forced around to do a Duke or Kings labor work by force. Guilds existed around those times and anytime there is supply and de
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by julius_set 9y ago
I am inside a survey designed to get demographics for HN.
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by julius_set 9y ago
Salary is too low for an iOS AND Android engineer.
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by julius_set 9y ago
Money spent on NASA has provided significant breakthroughs in science that includes the internet, MRIs, ear thermometers, automatic insulin pumps, implantable heart defibrillators, fiber optics, light emitting diodes for brain cancer surger
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How Etheroll and other Dapps will kill Ethereum(medium.com)
3 points by julius_set 9y ago|0 comments
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by julius_set 9y ago
Imo Googles new material design is not impressive. It does however help developers who are not good designers build a cookie cutter app.
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by julius_set 10y ago
Hey billionaires are people too.
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by julius_set 10y ago
Google can you please take control of your Android API, make it match iOS's slickness and UI, and be more controlling on getting your manufacturers to update their phones? Can YOU PLEASE work on the perception the public has that Andro
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by julius_set 10y ago
Sex drive and libido is a function of hormones in your body, and nitrogen retention. My guess is that your Estradiol is fairly high and your testosterone levels are below average resulting in a diminished sex drive. There is nothing wrong w
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by julius_set 10y ago
I used to live at the Negev, it is not an accurate depiction of startup culture in San Francisco. For starters, it used to be a place that hosted regular Hackathons, tech talks, and other tech related stuff. However it soon turned into a dr