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by preordained 4y ago
Yah. I started in Java, and really enjoyed delving into Ruby, and then Clojure--the latter being my favorite.
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by preordained 4y ago
It sounds like you took away from it exactly what you came for
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by preordained 4y ago
Uh huh. And as to the article in question...exactly what is "far right"? I think the Overton window is rapidly running out of shifting room...
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by preordained 4y ago
The Disappearance of the Universe, by Gary Renard
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by preordained 4y ago
What the hell is a "generic" white male? Imagine if this was used for other groups...it's messed up
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by preordained 4y ago
> Tomorrow I have a second interview at a local retail store. I've been a web developer or software engineer for a decade... Do you mean to say you're giving up on dev due to failures to land a new dev job...or you are trying t
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by preordained 4y ago
Wow, that was deep. I appreciate your insight. You've picked up on the toll managing this has take on me. Just reading your understanding response makes me feel better, honestly. Thanks.
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by preordained 4y ago
Without a dropping a resume...I do back-end in Java/Clojure, React based front end. Domains include automated file transfer and telephony. I can learn whatever if it doesn't require a PHD. Honestly, my passion/interest/s
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Ask HN: I Need more work, what to do?
1 points by preordained 4y ago|7 comments
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by preordained 4y ago
lol...like Twitter was some kind of bastion of information dissemination for the people, rather than a massive narrative filter and amplifier. The irony is that a lot of people are hoping he can return Twitter to a place of a less restric
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by preordained 5y ago
Your conclusion (if it can be called one?) is very odd. You mean to say, playing a silly game to job hop and make money is awesome, so you should all git gud? I mean, if that's the be all end all for you, I can't disagree...but I
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by preordained 5y ago
Yes, we do, not in the way a lot of people are describing here (push without disruption, a/b testing). We deploy on prem applications that can be managed from the cloud, so when we add a new feature that involves said applications we h
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by preordained 5y ago
Having used Clojure for a while now, I will say having 90% of things be a primitive, map, or vector goes a long way in and of itself. A lot of types concocted in a more conventional language just don't need to exist, IMO, and they crea
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by preordained 5y ago
A Course in Miracles. The Disappearance of the Universe by Gary Renard was my gateway.
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by preordained 5y ago
The Disappearance of the Universe, by Gary Renard
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by preordained 5y ago
One thing I feel like is an elephant in the room is that these great new ideas sure aren't being cultivated or drawn out by the VC machine. It seems like in a lot of ways that thing is poison to genuine inspiration. It's about t
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by preordained 5y ago
BJJ, MTG, ACIM
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by preordained 5y ago
Accretion...
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by preordained 5y ago
What I've read of this is super readable to me. I really like the practical, matter-of-fact communication style.
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by preordained 5y ago
I love the look of your site. Very slick. Hope you crush it.
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by preordained 5y ago
A bootcamp for doctors, that's the ticket!
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by preordained 5y ago
What is the work you are doing that requires this sort of fundamental knowledge? Just curious, as it seems like most of the business (read: monetary) value is in working much higher in the stack, leveraging the bedrock software already out
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by preordained 5y ago
They'll never have a greater piece of ammo than the term "anti-vaxxer", which immediately shuts down any discussion involving skepticism of these vaccines.
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Wikipedia Is More One-Sided Than Ever(larrysanger.org)
78 points by preordained 5y ago|77 comments
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by preordained 5y ago
Betteridge's law strikes again!
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by preordained 5y ago
> I take offense at such massive overgeneralizations... Boy, you would make one offended American...
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by preordained 5y ago
> if it is released it's not something that would detract from his other works or legacy We don't know that. It could be a viral laughingstock that becomes the new primary association the public holds for the author (I doubt it
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by preordained 5y ago
Neither do people anymore, or at least those who aren't comfortable with that risk, since the vaccine is widely available for all... If the vaccine works, why in the world do you care who doesn't want to take it?
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by preordained 5y ago
Note: I corrected my comment to say "debilitating", although relatively "lethal" is probably not inaccurate. Is not the vaccine available for anyone who wants it? The point of the Yellow Fever vaccine is to get it when t
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by preordained 5y ago
Yellow fever is debilitating at a very high rate...

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