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by presty 12y ago
it's cool, using it for a while with http://www.bitcoinpulse.com
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by presty 12y ago
> These articles need to go away. Burning Man has always featured wealthy participants. Radical Inclusion is one of the 10 basic principals of the event. We welcome ALL burners, whether you've flown in your private plane to the BRC
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by presty 12y ago
are you sure the "ads" are purchased? afaik the ads are only possible for yc startups and I don't think they are "paid" also, since feedback should be encouraged, I can see hn job ads allowing comments...
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by presty 12y ago
I wonder if US is footing the bill
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by presty 12y ago
MI5 probably has access to the embassy's CCTV feed and has been monitoring him ;) I prefer the version where Anonymous sends 1000 Julian Assange lookalikes to flood the embassy's entrance and that allows for Julian to escape throu
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by presty 12y ago
the better question is: how is he going to leave? iirc uk police were waiting outside for him to leave. he'll get detained once he sets foot outside of the embassy.
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by presty 12y ago
what a great way of finding other people's email addresses :)
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by presty 12y ago
Jobs' black turtleneck and blue jeans was only his trademark after the comeback Before that, Steve Jobs wore suits. http://obamapacman.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Steve-Jobs... http://
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by presty 12y ago
What, no one saying bitcoin? :)
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by presty 12y ago
"For reference, we have more than an order of magnitude more now :-) What's more amazing though is that a very small number of current servers (3-4, but that's just a guess) have as much compute and storage as these 21 racks,
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by presty 12y ago
Rich Hickey, is that you?
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by presty 12y ago
for those who are not aware of it yet, there's a meetup group in NYC and SF called "papers we love" that meets to discuss a pre-assigned paper - similar to book clubs but a bit less rigid NYC http://www.meetup.com&
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by presty 12y ago
Me and my friends did that with CM (Championship Manager, now known as Football Manager)
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by presty 12y ago
If it were 2014, I would say Lucas Duplan
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by presty 12y ago
instagram.com but not open source
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by presty 12y ago
given the rise of square, I'd say a $100M in stocks is going to be worth a lot more than $100M in cash
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by presty 12y ago
People in this thread are generally telling you to either read a book or build something, when those things are not mutually exclusive. So read books, build things and read code. I like to dig into open source libraries/frameworks&#x2F
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by presty 12y ago
> It is kinda advanced I disagree. It's used as an introductory book on AI classes and it's a very broad book covering enough surface on different AI topics. But if you want to go deep, you have to dig into academic papers
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by presty 12y ago
edit: forget my answer. I didn't read them as ebooks for plain books: Windows Internals by Solomon and Russinovich AI: A modern Approach by Russell and Norvig
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by presty 12y ago
when joining a kickstarter campaign, you're donating money or paying for (the pre launch of) some product, not taking some form of equity in a company
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by presty 12y ago
Bitcoin trading is mostly done by bots/day traders and the orders shift around all the time a whale/bad news moves the market, so I wouldn't try to find much justification apart from people trying to make short term profit
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by presty 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7972138 ...
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by presty 12y ago
the blog post links to a solution https://web.archive.org/web/20110504151340/http://sites.goog...
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by presty 12y ago
are you changing the tech stack or keep using arc? ahat about for the frontend?
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by presty 12y ago
I'm building a basic CRUD app ( http://clj-notes.herokuapp.com/ ) to showcase some backend libraries ( https://github.com/meta-x ) for Clojure/Ring that I built and also as a way to learn Clojurescrip
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by presty 12y ago
Hey, look at this website http://www.thielfellowship.org/home/ You might find some under-20s that could be in the same category as Elizabeth Holmes.
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by presty 12y ago
kinda reminds me of http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2011/04/why-google-should-...
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by presty 12y ago
not talking for OP most popular databases have native libraries developed by the community (postgres, redis, mongo, etc) but since Clojure runs on top of the JVM, you can probably access any database through the Java World
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by presty 12y ago
> I haven't seen any examples which use both core.async and Om/react, but I'm very curious about the possibility. that's strange, because Om's tutorials use core.async https://github.com/swannodet
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by presty 12y ago
I'm interested in knowing more about how people are architecturing their Om projects e.g. are you using something like: app component <-> page components <-> (widget) components where the app creates the page and the page c

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