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12y ago
sometimes these structures act as heat sinks to ensure even heat dissipation throughout the part and improve conformity
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I know, right? It's one of those companies that depresses me because I think I'd love working there but I don't consider myself a genius
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12y ago
I agree with your other points, but I'd like to point out that there's absolutely nothing wrong with supporting multiple ideas that are usually found in different ideological cages
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My girlfriend found a jane street promo t-shirt in an Ithaca thrift shop - it has a nice starry sky pattern and reads something like "A more elegant language for a more civilized age". I'm enamored with the shirt! I don'
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12y ago
Are there other paths of study relating to depression that have are gathering interesting evidence? Where do you believe the field should be looking?
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12y ago
See also: darwin pond
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Love it! emergent complexity, pixels, and colors! I'm working on a similar project I want to show you if you make it to a Queens Hack Night this year :)
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12y ago
our perception of the universe certainly does!
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12y ago
advertise through streamers!
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Javascript for minimum LOC to move a ball across the screen, albeit in a constructed learning environment. C for learning some low level concepts. probably don't get into string handling in C if you're new because it will frustrat
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you're correct I'm astonished. Is there some vast cultural difference with respect to government power that this is considered bearable?
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procedural art is not a new space! please collaborate with some established artists, or at least young imitators of established artists in this space. It's a slick implementation of an interesting idea but you need to offer things wort
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and your parents/education for not teaching you money management skills.
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>someone is having a problem that I didn't have >they must be stupid
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12y ago
exclusive status and 80hr work weeks
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This looks like it's bound to result in a messy spiral of infinite second guessing. Curious what the winning strategy will be!
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dropship items that cater to an unsavvy market (old people, hobbyists, memes, videogame/fanship communities). People less inclined to seek things out on amazon themselves. alternatively, work on something YOU care about and make someth
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in this case, it's a filter for chess knowledge. pretty interesting for a chess forum!
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Procedural generation isn't a magic substitute for creativity, it's a tool that requires lots of time and skill. Toady has put the work into it, and it shows.
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I disagree, I think that it's the procedural generation that needs to be done artfully! Unfortunately the tools and experience to be creative in this medium are a few years out :)
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It also "scales down" the universe and the time/thrust needed to leave orbit. still a fantastic educational resource!
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I learned some C in a "101" class my first year of uni. After applying the concepts to some fun arduino projects, I responded to a craigslist post and ended up putting a few weeks free time (95% reading&learning) into an ardui
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Or, you know, leave everyone to their own devices, and let people choose the fields that engage them. blacks and whites are not equal, in metabolism, strength, ability, or anything else. They have equal rights, but this does not mean that t
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to lease the lines and get revenue that way
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"must" is pretty loose, if you don't fill the slip out nothing happens
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How many people do you expect to read this article? greater than 1 million?
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12y ago
is this how people feel about religious texts?
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Ask HN: What is your favorite diff tool?
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tooling has already begun
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thanks for producing such beautiful work! I've used these visualizations to explain what a programming thought process is like.
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