raspasov

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by raspasov 6y ago
This thread has reached max ism velocity.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Are math equations copyrightable? (I am not a lawyer)
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by raspasov 6y ago
Money is like electricity. If you don't know how to use it, what happens next will shock you! :)
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by raspasov 6y ago
> > worse problems Much worse problems. When I see people in the US advocating semi-socialist policies, I wince. PS I grew up in Bulgaria. I live in the US since 2007.
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by raspasov 6y ago
The unanswered question is half of the statement. One part: "wealth", another part: "access to wealth".
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by raspasov 6y ago
Releasing a Netflix documentary, stand by.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Still no answer to my question about definition of "access to wealth". It's like "access to God", for what I know.
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by raspasov 6y ago
I didn't make such an assumption. I ask again: How do you define "access to wealth"?
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by raspasov 6y ago
The current draft of the paper: https://geometricunity.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/Geometric...
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by raspasov 6y ago
You are a hero to have realized all of this on your own and not have become bitter in the process. Way to go, man!
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by raspasov 6y ago
"it's much easier to become wealthy if you're already wealthy or have access to wealth" If this was true in reality, then why are there so many new wealthy people that didn't come from wealth? [1] How do you define
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by raspasov 6y ago
Inequality is a normal state in most systems. "The climate disaster is disproportionately the fault of the rich". Most disasters would affect a poor person more than a rich person. If I lose my job but have years of savings, it&#x
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by raspasov 6y ago
Every time I see wealth inequality being talked about, I remember this quote: "It's not greed that drives the world, but envy.".
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by raspasov 6y ago
Yes, the atom is a hack and discouraged but when you're stuck with a poorly defined data structure, it can be an escape hatch.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Non-idiomatic ClojureScript, 10 lines: https://gist.github.com/raspasov/0521706c3f963a9209152bfb2be... IMO The problem is poorly defined. Data structures should avoid control flow instructions like "reset_lesson_p
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by raspasov 6y ago
Thank you! Will definitely watch it!
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by raspasov 6y ago
A lot of people talking about the revenue (no issue with that). I wonder about the implementation. How is this done? Feels performant from my limited testing. I see that it uses WebGL but would love to know more details.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Link to the product? I don't care if it's not ready, I want to look at it :).
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by raspasov 6y ago
Which sport?
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by raspasov 6y ago
Fair enough.
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by raspasov 6y ago
I am interested in your thought process. What led you to those conclusions? PS I can dispense a lot of psychological advice and personal experience here but will only do if the OP asks.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Sounds about right.
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by raspasov 6y ago
The autocomplete results can come from the global app state. There’s no rules written in stone about what should be in local state. My default is “as little as possible”.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Agreed. I would not use local state apart from fine-grained performance optimizations or temporary, always-can-be-thrown-away state specific to the component itself. Example: email field input before passing validation.
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by raspasov 6y ago
You need two source maps: one produced by ClojureScript and one produced by RN Metro. When you get an error with a stack trace from RN, you need to walk the source maps in the correct order to find where the error in the CLJS code originate
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by raspasov 6y ago
I usually avoid a direct ad-hominem attack but here I think I have to. Most things this person says in every thread about Clojure are false.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Avoid any flavor of 'the sky is falling'.
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by raspasov 6y ago
That's pretty standard behavior on MacOS for many apps.
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by raspasov 6y ago
I will just defer to Rich Hickey in this case: "The only people entitled to say how open source 'ought' to work are people who run projects, and the scope of their entitlement extends only to their own projects. Just because
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by raspasov 6y ago
If Spring is a hard requirement, sure. Writing Java-in-Clojure is pointless. I meant it more in the sense if you value simplicity and you are starting a project more or less from scratch or integrating into a good Java project that doesn’t

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