justaaron

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by justaaron 8y ago
cool!
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by justaaron 8y ago
"baremetal"? I don't think our definitions of "baremetal" are the same here...
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by justaaron 8y ago
yeah, I got the part about the American mythological construct of the Meritocracy being deeply ingrained in your brain.
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by justaaron 8y ago
can and do. your premise is faulty
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by justaaron 8y ago
this. I don't expect the hubris to cease, but an aknowledgement of the failures of hubris to deliver concretely would be most satisfactory
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by justaaron 8y ago
pre cise ly
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by justaaron 8y ago
Rails has also influenced an entire new generation of frameworks in other languages like Amber, so the principles and concepts DO translate. there are active-record implementations in several other languages circa 2018
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by justaaron 8y ago
SPA is not a panacea for anything. It's also quite possible to integrate an SPA framework with a backend framework, they are orthogonal. An SPA framework generally executes on the frontend in the users browser as Javascript. There may
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by justaaron 8y ago
Orion Platinum (a virtual synthesis studio app Richard Hoffman designed and released as Synapse Audio, who only make VST plugins these days.) Cool Edit Pro (win-only audio editor with some interesting effects and processes.)
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by justaaron 8y ago
1) Put aside the majority to be safely invested for your families future. Don't play silly games like thinking of "donating it"... You will likely need it in the future. You had the fortune of stability thus far in life, and
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by justaaron 8y ago
i think we are going to generally see more and more object to key-value mapping layers as the latter are widely available via cloud providers, and one basically needs something in the spirit of persistent-volume-claims from kubernetes land
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by justaaron 8y ago
more like a scaling issue, as mongo is master-slave and a distributed horizontally scaled world can't live with such a bottleneck.
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by justaaron 8y ago
That's huge. I could have used this a few years ago
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by justaaron 8y ago
nice. it's rather on-point.
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by justaaron 8y ago
is there any NON-garbage-collected functional programming language? Something suitable for real-time or deterministic timing usage?
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by justaaron 8y ago
The I in solid sounds like a major issue WRT a cross-cutting concern like security, in which hermetically sealed should mean airtight, not a piecemeal approach, etc.
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by justaaron 8y ago
it would be BETTER to produce hydrogen from sustainable non-contributing-to-climate-change-further sources such as electrolysis of water from onsite hydrogen generation such as wind farms, when the grid is not buying, rather than spinning d
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by justaaron 8y ago
Oh gee, more "burning stuff that's not hydrogen" aka one more producer of greenhouse gasses. Kickin' that can down the road.... I love one contributers assessment near the end of the article that it's "going to
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by justaaron 8y ago
It's going to cause breadlines, but I disagree with the OP's sentiments expressed here. This money IN is smaller than our war expenses OUT, and it was always so. Arms dealers rip off the nations populations whose governments they
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by justaaron 8y ago
Indeed. But of course, how many UK and American citizens know the history of Iran, our role in overthrowing the democratically elected Mossadegh, who rightfully wanted to nationalize their oil (the obvious source of the Occidents umbrage to
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by justaaron 8y ago
Good. Now let's get UK, France, Spain, and the others still selling arms to the Saudis and UAE to ALSO stop.
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by justaaron 8y ago
If you insist upon cherry-picking an incoherent viewpoint from a basic principle: "I wish to live", I suppose one could concur with your premise. See: 1) I, myself, my spawn, any reasonable proxy for me. a human? 2) Wish, desire,
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by justaaron 8y ago
I propose a voluntary mission where all those interested in perpetual crapitalism and archaic social values voluntarily move en-masse to Mars, and please try not to rob too many of Earths resources getting there... Bring the right wingers a
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by justaaron 8y ago
Holy guacamole. "easier to terraform mars or create a habitable satellite than saving earth" this is the most ignorant thing I've ever seen written on the internet. Get back to me once you have 1/10000000th the bio-diver
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by justaaron 8y ago
what the person above me said: SPOT ON!!! "It's noticeable which people only show up to defend far right speech on the internet."
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by justaaron 8y ago
Despite all the handwringing here, there's no concrete proposal for what to do with rent-seeking attention-seeking deliberatvely difficult individuals whom one has no obligation to entertain the ideas of. If I were NYU, I would simply
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by justaaron 8y ago
... I'll grant you, the Bret-Victor-esque "scratch demo" stuff was a bit of a non-sequitur. Once he got back to the limits of human cognition stuff and the "t-ball for human sciences" part, I felt we were on track f
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by justaaron 8y ago
vagueness? he's simply discussing comparative pedagogical models and techniques! jumping around a bit = we've been culturally ok with that since mtv circa 1993 or the beatnik authors of the late 50's or virtually any film or
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by justaaron 8y ago
or you could put the slightest modicum of effort into trying to see the very clear picture he has painted...
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by justaaron 8y ago
I dunno, it ties together rather well, IMO. It's only our future, intellectual honesty, social divides, and everything wrong with society addressed with the wisdom and distillation of decades of well formed thought condensed into prese

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