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11y ago
If you enjoy cooking shows, definitely take a look at Mind of a Chef. David Chang is the star of the show's first season, and it's narrated by Anthony Bourdain. Probably the most cerebral cooking show I've ever seen.
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11y ago
I've never quite understood the practice of putting SHA hashes next to a download. If an attacker has access to the download surely they also can manipulate the hashes as well.
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11y ago
This looks awesome! Good work. I'm going to try it out with my next Django project.
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11y ago
I use Shoeboxed. https://www.shoeboxed.com/features/ I just send them a prepaid envelope full of my receipts every week or so.
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12y ago
Yeah, eventually something like this will solve a particular pain point for a subset of people. If this is supposed to just be a recreational thing, then I don't see the advantages it offers over stakes, bikes, scooters, etc.. But as t
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12y ago
I think it all depends on what you're background is in. If you want to be able to work on the JVM, then Clojure an Scala are going to be your obvious betts. If you're coming from a dynamic language (python/ruby/javascrip
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12y ago
From the article it seems that he was in sales and marketing, and not involved with the tech side.
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12y ago
I would have loved to use Ocaml for my compilers course, writing one in Java was a less than ideal situation, especially since the spec we were implementing was a strict subset of Java. Not much of a wow factor when you create a language th
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12y ago
Wow, an intro class teaching Prolog, what was that like?
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Started CS at my university in 2011. Intro to Programming => Java Intro to Scientific Programming => Python Data Structures => Java Computer Organization and Design => C & MIPS Assembly Programming Language Concepts => Ja
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Also, could be a lot of males familiar with the LOTR series, and mistaking golem for the character gollum. Easy mistake to make if you didn't read the books.
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Unfortunately fluoxetine would have been an easy one for me. I got the word korfball (Dutch sport similar to basketball), which is interesting because I marked that I spoke dutch as a second language. I wonder if that was thrown in to dete
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12y ago
Kind of confusing how they call anonymous functions "pure functions". Having function literals is great, but calling them pure functions is going to be frustrating for anyone coming from a background in FP.
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12y ago
Here's a great talk[1] about all the clever bike infrastructure in the Netherlands, and how it can be adapted to work in Seattle specifically. It's a great in depth look for anyone interested in this stuff, basically a tech talk
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13y ago
Though there is an implicit assumption here that entrepreneurship is inherently good.
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13y ago
Here's a great talk on dutch street design for those interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0GA901oGe4
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13y ago
The theater I used to work at was never that strict about bringing in food. If you made it obvious you were bringing in food we would ask you to throw it away, or finish it before entering. We would never search someones bag, or throw someo
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13y ago
Nope, the prices are going up because the studios are charging the theaters more. Our theater was even taking a small loss for each ticket for a while in order to keep people happy. All of theater profits come from sales at the concession s
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13y ago
Does anyone know of any command line spaced repetition tools? if not could be a fun side project.
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13y ago
That's just a sentence with a question mark?
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13y ago
So Steampunk.
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13y ago
Hopefully this announcement will push Sony and Microsoft in the right direction, they can always come out with a controller redesign after the consoles are released.
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13y ago
But if you're using two finger scrolling this doesn't work so well. Also, while I can use my thumbs they aren't long enough for me to easily be able to access all corners of the trackpad with one thumb.
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13y ago
I hate the fact that it is possible to push yourself 80 hours a week and get ahead. That kind of work pace is possible, but hardly healthy, and in my experience tends to produce outbreaks of mental illness.But if it is possible to push your
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13y ago
Maybe polynomials appear in everyday problems of Hacker News users. But Hacker News isn't exactly representative of your average everyday person. Also, I think a lot of people are forgetting the relative privilege they had while growin
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13y ago
That's not exactly an obvious conclusion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_realism
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I really appreciate Clojure's syntactic heaviness when compared to other LISPs. Just by using braces for associative data structures, and brackets for array's makes scanning through Clojure code much nicer because of the added vis
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I don't think this is a small issue at all. I love reading through an interesting tutorial, and being able to apt-get install the language or libraries I need to work along with it. But if you make me jump through a bunch of hoops just
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IIRC Clojure itself is a library.
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Here is my take on what he was saying. If a child has a mother and father(or mom&mom/dad&dad, there are always going to be things that one parent is better capable of handling than the other. I saw his view to align with the ph
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