rekshaw

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by rekshaw 2mo ago
after a cursory read, I can confidently say I could not, in fact, have come up with Kimi Delta Attention.
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by rekshaw 10mo ago
I remember 12 years ago, while the Flash vs Html war was still raging on (pre-html5), I created a framework to create web video playback using CSS and JPEGs. It would expect a set of big JPEGs, each containing the frames of the video in a g
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by rekshaw 6y ago
> Having some level of transaction fees could be important for preventing DOS attacks. Agreed. Their mitigation approach is somewhat interesting as well though (dynamic PoW [1]). Thanks to the independent nature of the blocks, signing di
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by rekshaw 7y ago
Every FPS is a Pong clone
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by rekshaw 7y ago
My phone (iOS) is perennially on Do Not Disturb + let calls through. In my life, calls are super rare, and 99% when they happen I want to know. Everything else can wait until I check my phone. Sure, sometimes I check it often when I'm
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by rekshaw 7y ago
Good job
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by rekshaw 7y ago
The title is a bit of an oxymoron. "...portable...for Windows"
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by rekshaw 7y ago
> They include Founder Collective, which turned its $100,000 investment in 2010 into $300 million Wow.
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Seems like you're scared of changing jobs because you think there will inevitably be a gap between your old job and looking for your new job--this doesn't need be the case. You can start looking for other jobs while you work, and
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I've been holding off buying the Airpods knowing an update was incoming. The question is...will there be AirPods 2 announced in 5 days at the keynote? Much like Murphy's Law, any time I buy an Apple device, it drastically accelera
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by rekshaw 8y ago
This is why we need tree-shaking and build-time optimizations to kill the unnecessary.
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Yes please do, I just have a pet peeve against npm modules requiring mb's of files to only use a couple functions. Knowing that Zero does tree-shaking and general optimizations for me will make me happily use for most of my projects!
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I guess optimum/optimal efficiency is a lot to ask for, of anyone, let alone a convention over configuration framework, but you get my point!
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Valid counterpoint. However, we could still be witnessing metaphorical "acne" resulting from instant communication. With no more time-delays or costs associated with communication, the threshold for what makes something worth comm
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Yes, hence my point! I believe we will see more and more of this. Today programming is seen as a skilled art that only the few can comprehend, much like writing was back in ancient times. And so, only a programmer can effectively apply cust
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by rekshaw 8y ago
This is exactly what I needed. However with great abstraction comes great responsibility: you are now the gatekeepers of keeping things efficient in the backend. If I write "require('moment')", will you blindly require,
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I was more surprised with how archaic the word "webmaster" sounds today.
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by rekshaw 8y ago
As people flock to become programmers, as a population we will become increasingly technologically literate. Sooner or later we will enter an age where programming is as second nature as writing. Communication at the end of the day is a way
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by rekshaw 8y ago
A recent executive mandate declared the company a “meat-free” organization. When I interviewed McKelvey not long after the Summit, he had a very fuzzy time trying to explain the meaning of the “eight pillars” of its CultureOS and the relat
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Applocalypse!
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I think the right comparison is instagram, not smartphones.
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by rekshaw 8y ago
The article is interesting, but what intrigued me the most was the carefully coordinated marketing: - Medium article to capture inbound and not make it look like an ad, but a "We want to share this discovery with you" - Hacker New
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I know he's not a perfect human being, but damn do I enjoy people that speak clearly, logically and challenge assumptions.
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Reminds me a little of the McDonalds movie!
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Thanks. Are you planning on selling this as a service? Maybe with blockchain verification? How about creating a marketplace so that others can share journal templates? Is there iCloud backup? Would be nice to have private messages between m
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by rekshaw 8y ago
It requires an average of ~$40k to complete though.
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by rekshaw 8y ago
It's a great idea and I am all for efficiency. My only worry is that the vertical alignment of the dots drastically alters the word. a,b,c,d,e are all the same exact black square, just moved up and down the vertical axis. Same with p,
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I avoid wiping my face at all, with any products. The only thing I do is rinse it with warm water whilst in the shower and follow up with a tiny amount of whatever moisturizer is available after the shower. Used to have acne as a kid, I don
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by rekshaw 8y ago
Completely agree. The only post-shower routine I have is to put a pea-sized amount of whatever skin lotion is available (ideally not oily, the hotel ones are usually perfect), and just apply it on my face. If I don't do it, I feel my
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by rekshaw 8y ago
I wonder what the world would be like if everyone put this amount effort and discipline in everything they did. And I'm referring both to the author of the article as well as the artists/creators at Pixar.

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