mujina93

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by mujina93 5y ago
This made me think: if we wrote object oriented code methods where all the members that we access are passed explicitly as parameters, as well as all the members that we modify (as out references), then we at least would immediately identif
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by mujina93 5y ago
You can tip people with normal money. Paying for hosting with extremely volatile and environmental harmful tokens that only a part of population pretends has a real value, that you want to hoard rather than spend, and that might go to 0 at
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by mujina93 5y ago
This is the most dystopian news ever. 500M users that might be brought into cryptocurrency against their will or without understanding the underlying tech and implications. Why don't they spend these resources on making their website m
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by mujina93 5y ago
Can you explain to me how something that is very unsatble in value can be useful as a currency? Assuming all other aspects are solved.
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by mujina93 5y ago
Once I was interviewed in this way: I was given a test with various questions (algorithms, general knowledge, etc.), and I was given a tablet with which I could google whatever I wanted. I was left alone with the test and the tablet and I w
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by mujina93 5y ago
Basically every comment here says positive things about tiktok. Is this a bot invasion on HN or is it really that good? The few times I tried it it gave me loads of crappy content. No thank you, I'm not in for another doom scrolling ad
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by mujina93 5y ago
Amazing job! If you could tell, how much time did you spend on it daily or weekly? And how much experience in the gamedev industry and/or with C did you already have when you started?
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by mujina93 5y ago
Let's go! I waited for 20 years.
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by mujina93 5y ago
W3Champions is an unofficial amazing work to bring back to warcraft 3 what reforged has taken away (mostly ladder and tournaments, for competitive games). But there's more, since they could provide intercontinental servers that offer l
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by mujina93 5y ago
This is probably one of the few right approaches that can be realistically employed. Everything else is quite utopian and difficult to achieve, unfortunately.
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by mujina93 5y ago
Is it that good? There are places where lots of people are refusing to get the vaccine if they hear it's Astra-Zeneca, because of all the overblown nightmarish news around it. I can tell you for example that in Italy there are examples
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by mujina93 5y ago
But airplaines are engineered by humans, we know everything about how they are supposed to work until the last bit of physics. We don't have the same absolute understanding of mechanisms with vaccines. Therefore, I am not sure we can u
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by mujina93 5y ago
I can relate with most of the things from the blog post, and I am sure the pain the author goes through is real. In no way I want to diminish it. Having said that, a couple of things: - I think on HN it would be more appropriate to link to
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by mujina93 6y ago
Yes, actually. His/her/their wallet has the majority of bitcoins. If they were to move them, everything would crash.
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by mujina93 6y ago
It's amazing and fascinating how many diverse explanations and personal narratives are present in all the answers. It shows how difficult it is to diagnose something as common and relatable as the situation described here.
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by mujina93 6y ago
Yes. It's really a life-changing experience. One that I think everybody should have once in their life. I'm always amazed by the almost perfectly matching descriptions of such experiences from people living in different parts of t
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by mujina93 6y ago
It really depends on the species. For most mushrooms I wouldn't go beyond 5g. Suggesting 12 or even 24g to me sounds like suggesting to drink 12 or 24 bottles of wine at the same time (if I think of the type of mushrooms I often took.
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by mujina93 6y ago
I'm curious. What is the blog post that tore "Why we sleep" apart?
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by mujina93 6y ago
Thank you for the link. The document could benefit from being a bit more polished and have less exclamations, but it contains some useful links and references at the end, such as this interview here, which I found it reflects what the bubbl
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by mujina93 6y ago
Genuinely trying to understand ADHD here (I'm really open, have no aggressive intentions, ready to put empathy to use, might have ADHD or other issues myself, I still don't know. I am driven by scientific curiosity). A few questio
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by mujina93 6y ago
For a type safe approach to functional programming in python, try returns ( https://returns.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ ).
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by mujina93 6y ago
Have a look at the Oz PL and its canonical textbook: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oz_(programming_language)
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by mujina93 6y ago
Question: how would you change your method if you didn't have 3 hours to spend every day on pure, focused learning? What if you didn't know how much time you had, or if you had time at all, and your time came only in very small bu
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by mujina93 6y ago
Hey! I'm using jupyter notebooks on a daily basis, and I would be really interested in the 2 features that you mentioned: enabling real time pair programming (a la google doc) and resuming running notebooks whose frontend was closed. A
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by mujina93 6y ago
Very cool project! 3 questions: - did I understand correctly that notebooks would be hosted (at least stored and served) on the Starboard website? (you mention it's kind of a github, in the About section) What does this imply for priva
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by mujina93 7y ago
I'm not saying that all psychologists and psychiatrists are unaware of mind's complexity and are sloppy/mechanical when applying diagnoses. But I would definitely say that some of them are. However, my main point was not to a
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by mujina93 7y ago
I read your writeup on ADHD. I really appreciated the advice that you give (seeking help, finding ways to commit, etc), but you (as any other existing resource on ADHD) could not convince me that ADHD is a thing. The symptoms you described,