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by rjeli 9y ago
huh, it fails immediately for me about 5/6 times on iOS Safari. weird
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by rjeli 9y ago
Dead (could not connect to server)
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by rjeli 9y ago
Pannenkoek just released a glorious 37 minute video on sm64 mechanics: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UnU7DJXiMAQ And if you have never watched speed runs, Summoning Salt has a fascinating series on world record progressions
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by rjeli 9y ago
Protocols from interfaces and multimethods from overloading. Although, to be honest, I've barely ever used them because FP is so easy in clojure. The few times I have, they make sense.
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by rjeli 9y ago
ok, found it: https://stuartsierra.com/2008/08/08/clojure-for-the-semantic... I think it was in reference to the java ecosystem, more than "a better way to write java," although I still see it that
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by rjeli 9y ago
I can't find the quote for the of me, but it was from Rich Hickey and went something like: "First, you use Clojure to escape Java. Then, you use Clojure to write better Java." I definitely found it to be true. Clojure takes t
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by rjeli 9y ago
Illegal porn rips on aggregate sites are uploaded by the producer themselves, who are usually a sister company or subsidiary. This is done in a very nudge nudge wink wink manner to drive ad impressions and sell exclusive content
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by rjeli 9y ago
I'm a college dropout with only a few years experience, and I'm looking for opportunities to learn - this looks pretty valuable, as well as nice resume material. Do y'all agree?
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by rjeli 9y ago
> What if gene A gives you a little boost by itself and gene B gives you a little boost by itself, but genes A & B together actually lower your IQ? Seems like a good application for NNs?
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by rjeli 9y ago
Wow, I can't imagine engaging in deep thought during a work set. I'm pretty much an unthinking fury machine at that point.
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by rjeli 9y ago
or even something like Spark which has an explicit Java API is pretty hellish to use in Java...
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by rjeli 9y ago
What's a hub and spoke office style?
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by rjeli 9y ago
One of the segment engineers addressed this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13887218 tl;dr: They like the IaaS (ECS, Dynamo, ..), they need a lot of resources, and they're moving too fast to build it out in-
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by rjeli 9y ago
Don't worry, just wait a few years and the processors will be fast enough for native-like performance.
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by rjeli 9y ago
there are compounds (deca, npp) that pretty much solve joint pain. It's unknown whether they actually stimulate collagen synthesis or just mask the pain, though
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by rjeli 9y ago
I'm a dev now, of course! I'd rather not link this account to my really young usernames, out of embarrassment... Thank you so much for the work you and the Scratch Team did! The Scratch online community was a big part of my childh
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by rjeli 9y ago
That's because natural test levels drop in old age, so TRT restores them to the former, youthful levels, between 200 and 1000 ng/dl. For noticeable benefits, enhanced athletes are generally blasting at 3000-4000 ng/dl, and th
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by rjeli 9y ago
Yep, testosterone dramatically increases strength, almost eliminates recovery time, reduces the need for sleep and food to maintain muscle mass... the downside, you die at 50
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by rjeli 9y ago
Until you find out no one really cares what you finish, and telling people before you start gets all the positive feedback without the hard work
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by rjeli 9y ago
Why do I never read articles targeted at other high-stress jobs (lawyer, med student, etc etc)? Do software engineers have a unique culture that identifies this danger? Or are we the only ones that get burned out, maybe because of some self
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by rjeli 9y ago
This is very important. I watch Instagram and Snapchat stories every day. Instagram is 2 or 3 celebrity stories, then I scroll down to look at a few new pics. Snapchat is a constant stream of glimpses into the lives of my close friends. edi
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by rjeli 9y ago
longgame.co according to history
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by rjeli 9y ago
I learned programming through Scratch as a young kid. I was frustrated with the limitations of the syntax, and the lack of structured programming (although I didn't know what I was looking for). However, I loved it and came back to it
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by rjeli 9y ago
I could definitely keep myself entertained. Maybe that's why I don't have f-you money.
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by rjeli 9y ago
This article breaks my heart to read.
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by rjeli 9y ago
And then we'll have AST wars instead of language wars... unless we can compile to and from Turing machine instructions :-D
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by rjeli 9y ago
I agree that Haskell guards are aesthetically uglier, but they're much easier to read with the conditional before the result.
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by rjeli 9y ago
While we're on the topic, can anyone explain to me the purpose of paying dividends? When I try to look this up, all I get is the definition of a dividend. Wouldn't that money be better going back into the company, increasing its v
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by rjeli 9y ago
don't forget lainchan.jp ;)
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by rjeli 9y ago
Because any HN discussion that mentions the W-word will inevitably devolve into discussion of the controversial man

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