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lbj
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If memory serves me well, 6 or 7 years ago a former microsoft employee made such a device. It ran on solar power and had just enough power to melt the wings of mosquitoes. I wanted to buy it ever since I saw the prototype, but I dont think
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6y ago
How did you come by this knowledge?
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6y ago
Absolutely love this, very well done!
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6y ago
I agree with the point on CL libraries, which is truly sad after this many years. But Lisps like Clojure address this formidably by integrating deeply with the JVM and actually also Python. Im not sure his code is idiomatic SBCL but it coul
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6y ago
Definitely understand the conflict. Im not sure which direction is best, all I know is that the internet feels a lot smaller now than it did 10 years ago.
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He claims that both Twitter and Facebook are severely throttling traffic to his site. Why? On who's request?
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> Unlike more overt monopolistic actions like raising prices, etc, what they do instead of increase their profits Now thats a keen insight and not a warning of a monopoly I was aware of. You're dead right.
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6y ago
Thats as clean as it gets. I like it!
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6y ago
Ah man. Haven't seen ol' Digger for 30+ years, brings back a lot of memories.
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6y ago
Magit is great, Im still using Egg for most Git stuff though.
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6y ago
Small, fast and seems to gave great interop with C libs. This has some real potential for smaller scripts/utils I think. Did anyone make anything interesting with this yet?
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This is one of those ideas where I immediately go "Why didn't anyone think of this before?" In periods of high-stress I can barely bring myself to pick up a book, but Im sure I'd read that email first thing in the mornin
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Wow. Now that’s an innovative and brilliant way to improve one our oldest tools. Certainly could by relevant in a general sense for much more than browsing
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Wow - Ive used other Browser integrations but none have been with complete. Well done, I'll definitely give it a spin!
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If Hollywood has taught us anything, its that this is not a good idea. But, its interesting to think about the future of war when all combatants are automated. Is it purely a matter of resource-superiority? Or will algorithms be the main di
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Guess I have 2 years until my Rift goes in the bin. Hopefully there'll be something even nicer out by then.
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Mouse-driven Emacs is like a feet-driven car. Fred would have loved to see this.
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Wow, so many tears. People are getting very sensitive.
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6y ago
This an opinion piece that doesn’t seem based in reality.
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6y ago
Just install lein and do lein help new to see available templates. Or lein new myproject to get the framework for your own project. Then Cd into that folder and do lein run
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6y ago
Well thats no good. I will say, that for the customers Ive had who have suffered big problems with their search engines, Algolia has always been the solution. It just works, so its worth paying for. Im a little concerned that this change pu
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6y ago
The interactive inspection of each layer is beautifully implemented. I hope that one day we'll be able to make even more sense of the consequence of each individual weight, ie. know more than -0.52 for a given pixel.
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Ask HN: Do we need to redesign the internet?
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You're probably mostly right. I would just like to make absolutely sure.
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Ask HN: How to Detect Snooping in iOS Apps?
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I'd love to see some revenue numbers from this business :)
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Do you have any evidence/studies to back up this point of view? Sowell has done quite a bit of research which backs up his conclusions. He has a couple of books on the subject you might be interested in.
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I still don't see the value in diversity for diversities sake. Having read much from Thomas Sowell on the matter I think most of these terms will lead to much worse outcomes than what we have present day.
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Without proof a discussion on whether or not a simple rule based ai discovered the secret to world peace seems premature :)
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Awesome resources, thanks a lot for sharing.
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