justinmeiners

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by justinmeiners 6y ago
Wings3d or anim8or would be a better choice for kids to get started.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
> because a process per request doesn't scale Tell me more about why. The fork time isn't that many multiples more than spawning a thread. COW ensures you aren't using much more memory. You can always cap it at a pool of
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
That could be interesting. Do you have any links to projects pursing this type of thing?
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
I think it's just popular because it's in the browser.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
SQL works really well though. Lot's of people know it and can learn it. There are many implementations. There is a standard.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
inventory space is not free either. These people are using their homes to store stuff, clearing shelf space at stores and signaling demand.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
> Stores can and have limited the quantity one can purchase It's easier to game, (eg. buy going to multiple stores or at different times of day) and it only solves the hoarding problem. Price increases solve hoarding, allocation, an
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
even better! (although you may want some steps in between)
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
You can define the image meta, but yes it sounds like HTML is good fit for your needs.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
cat header > index.html cat page >> index.html cat footer >> index.html
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
The primary advantage of markdown is that it is more readable in plaintext.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
It may be true that Ballmer wasn't a great CEO, but would you say the Microsoft today is a better company than the one Gates founded? I could be persuaded of that, but all the great people and products seemed to have been created then.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
I think most people need a lot of structure in their jobs. Building a company beyond individuals is largely formalizing a way of doing things. But, the process should take the guess work out of everything routine, and provide principles and
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
Can we think of an already successful company that got better after the original founders left and the operation became managed by policies and processes?
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
> surprised to see all the citations. Mostly financial news and medium articles. If you have a predetermined view, it's easy to find evidence and sources to support. The hard things is looking at a bunch of different studies and the
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
Yes, most wordpress or joomla sites come to mind. There is typically only one application communicating with it, the user doesn't typically doesn't admin the database directly (and if they did they want a file), medium traffic lo
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
better not turn on it at all, to be extra safe
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
> I'm not aware of active research going on in this area (any pointers would be helpful!). Look at the static analysis tool in clang. Xcode uses it well.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
this is an ad
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
Makes sense. I have noticed that deployment and compilation part of lisp isn't talked about often. The method you described is the best one I have found (load everything and dump an image.)
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
I have had problems with C, but building my code was never one of them. You are right that I have only used GCC, Clang, and Visual Studio. I thought they use M4 because they were doing sophisticated preprocessing?
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
My understanding is the Python standard is essentially whatever C Python chooses to do. They do write the changes to a specification separately, but essentially its one moving implementation, with alternatives that have compatibility limita
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
I don't think this user is advocating using home grown interpreters. Rather it's easy to understand how they work completely. The point is complex configurations tend to grow into a poor programming language. They would be far bet
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
> consistently go from source code to a binary Can you talk more about this?
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
I would like to consider Python a common lisp alternative. But it's one or two orders of magnitude slower and is not really standardized. I think there is a lot more that's attractive than just macros.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
The answer is they don't know how to value cashflows or businesses, they just buy brand names they like.
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
The major theme in the fountainhead is integrity to ones personal convictions and artistic craft and has almost no direct reference to conservative politics. This also amuses me as Trump is pretty far from the Greenspan/Rand economic p
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
- scale or rotate an image. - root finding algorithm with more than one variable. - graph problems like Google's PageRank - statistical analysis - 3d rendering (projecting a 3d scene onto a 2d image) - solving systems of equation (also
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
miners get paid less for the same work
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by justinmeiners 6y ago
Just because the program corresponds to a proof, doesn't mean it proves anything interesting. It may not give any insight into the subject you're trying to understand

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