mycelium

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by mycelium 9y ago
Holy crap, thank you for the tip about Plasma. That project looks amazing. I've been in desperate need for something like this. For everyone else: http://arrow.apache.org/blog/2017/08/08/plasma-in-me
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by mycelium 9y ago
Appreciate the response and reasoning!
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by mycelium 9y ago
You insinuate without providing the reasons behind it. I say this because diskhash and tie look like extremely useful things used carefully. This sort of thing solves exactly a problem I have right now. > Perl tie, which is kinda conside
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by mycelium 11y ago
I agree that there's a lot of valley fluff, but some of the content on there is really good: http://firstround.com/review/heres-what-a-real-growth-strate...
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by mycelium 11y ago
http://denisbider.blogspot.com/2015/08/attractiveness-is-not...
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by mycelium 11y ago
I ended up with my primary tools being DRF + React/Redux. I'm genuinely curious about Ember, but haven't had a chance to play with it. What do you think of it? How's it stack up versus React-based frontend setups, if you
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by mycelium 11y ago
I think this is basically true of software as well.
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by mycelium 11y ago
Who cares about A-29 vs A-10? Both got shitcanned. I agree the article's title sucks. The point is that military political dysfunction managed to get rid of all ground support airplanes while mumbling "F-35" when anybody aske
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by mycelium 11y ago
What unexplained event, potentially terrorist, catalyzed the US engagement in the Spanish—American war? Similar sorts of geopolitical consequences, similar timescale... the ease with which you recall the event is likely similar to the ease
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by mycelium 11y ago
Have you read the article? If that's not legitimate journalism I don't know what is.
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by mycelium 11y ago
Yep. It's awesome. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by mycelium 11y ago
I use it like es6 or haskell destructuring. Sure it's a little weak compared to both those implementations, but the tuple case covers enough to be useful.
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by mycelium 11y ago
Most drivers need the income. They leave en-masse in protest and there's a lot of incentive for poor drivers to defect from the protest and pick up even more fares.
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by mycelium 11y ago
https://github.com/lihaoyi/macropy
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by mycelium 11y ago
> Javascript will probably be around for a while but Python and Ruby have been constantly shrinking in mind share and buzz these past years At least in the scientific and data analysis communities, Python is exploding. I'd say it&#x
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by mycelium 11y ago
I don't disagree, but as someone who has written a bunch of personal tools (including a Tinder assistant lol) with electron and nwjs, think about why people are using these runtimes before you rip on it. Since so many people are doing
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by mycelium 11y ago
Screenshot looks awesome! I get this error on mac os Yosemite, I made a github issue here: https://github.com/shockone/black-screen/issues/21 black-screen$ gulp [17:35:09] Using gulpfile ~/blac
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by mycelium 11y ago
How do you increment the count as you count? Memorization? I can count binary. I don't know which bit/finger to flip to count in gray code.
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by mycelium 11y ago
+1 I've been doing python for 10 years. I pip install everything. If it's not on pypi it doesn't exist.
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by mycelium 11y ago
The second sentence of the paper that page discusses: it is clear that—to a first order of approximation—our physiology should be optimized to the diet that we have experienced during our evolutionary past. That paper doesn't dispute
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by mycelium 11y ago
I have a 2015 VW Golf that has no keyed entry, just the fob buttons.
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by mycelium 11y ago
After it became clear that darcs wasn't going to win the next gen source control wars I switched to mercurial. I now use and love git for its own charms, but I'd love to come across mercurial again professionally. I own up to my p
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by mycelium 11y ago
This is dead on. Anybody who looks at the failure of G+ without looking at Gundotra is missing a huge part of the plot.
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by mycelium 11y ago
> The CEO puts his office in the G+ building. I see that as Page being the driving force behind this. No, that reads as Vic Gundotra being the driving force behind this and Page buying in fully. If Page was the driving force, Gundotra wo
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by mycelium 11y ago
I did at first, but talking to people younger than 20 changed my mind. Saying "the whole emoji thing" is like saying "the whole texting thing" in 2003 or "the whole internet thing" in 1997. They're here to
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by mycelium 11y ago
I've been discouraged from looking at software patents by lawyers because apparently knowledge that you're infringing can be bad news bears even if the patent is frivolous. If you actually read the toilet paper it could put you in
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by mycelium 11y ago
From the article: > Some of you, who have ventured deep into the bowels of databases, will probably point out that doing something like this in a real setup is committing concurrency suicide. All updates to the same row will essentially
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by mycelium 11y ago
> Even if there was one person capable of and willing to do this all, their current job title is likely "founder of their own startup". I'm doing a decent chunk of that, aware of the parts I'm doing shitty, and that i
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by mycelium 11y ago
Cool, thank you for the concrete number.
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by mycelium 11y ago
Thanks for the willingness to discuss actual numbers. Using the BLS stats tool that falsestprophet linked below [1] I dug up some numbers. This is for the the "Software Developers, Applications" occupation: Area

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