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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> I think the site would also need a rock star moderator who diligently checks every comment and keeps the site clean. My idea was to give people IP-like addresses like the early internet. And start off (until we find something better) w
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
I’m sure at least 75% of you guys in here are stronger technically than me. And 99% of you have probably seen more success in their careers than I have. But I’ve been building little throwaway code experiments for the last three years and i
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
I hadn’t realized that much of the public doesn’t know Edwards. Then again, I’m a SoCal native with a father who was an aerospace engineer…
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> Surely the bullshit run high in modern corporate. Ain’t that the truth. At least he didn’t have the 2x2 matrix- the pinnacle of management fluff. You can basically put any two attributes on each axis and an audience will often connect
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> Also it is pretty disgusting that CIA (or, as the latest agency-approved "conspiracy theory" has it, "rogue elements" of CIA) killed Kennedy to make sure we fought that stupid war. You got any good sources on this?
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> Classic Gemini excuse-making. you’re proud of yourself for that aren’t you? you part of New Nazi Nation or someshit?[1] ~ genx jesus
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
I’ve got a few beefy servers that are under fixed fee contracts and are underutilized at the moment. Anyone got an ideas on how I can support the cause?
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
aren’t we talking about root servers here? or just me…
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> And it doesn't then take those records and casually publish it for anyone who asks for it. Because that would be fucking creepy, right? Or you’d be Google Maps…
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
Shoelace looks great, thx for posting! If you can think of any more in that vein- that is clean looking vanilla web components without adding a ton of ‘framework’- feel free to share. Personally, I’m of the believe that the bumbled mess tha
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
I just posted how the parent comment was the funniest thing I’d seen today but this is awesome too. I knew I come to HN for a reason…
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
From those of us who are new to this: How dare you bring your fancy pants “facts” into this convo? Just kidding. Good info thanks for posting. > a manipulative act is one that sends “a false pricing signal to the market” and therefore do
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> Web3 is built on the blockchain; Web4 is built on the deli counter. This the funniest thing I’ve seen all day. I actually laughed out loud…
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
Didget looks pretty interesting, I’d be interested in hearing more. I just dropped you a message on your site…
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
Great piece! I’ve had a rambling zen practice for over 20 years and little of it has been the tranquil, peaceful experience that people imply when they colloquially call something ‘zen’. But totally worth it. And as you rightly pointed out,
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
> I know HN loves Peter Thiel like fat kids love cake This just made my morning… lol.
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by runlaszlorun 4y ago
I’ve been playing around with wrapping SQLite in a similar way for applications. Suppose folks would call it “low code/no code” but I find the title a bit cringe. Just been crappy little experiments so far but I’ll prob push something
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by runlaszlorun 5y ago
I’ve actually worked for them as an interviewer (no longer). They ‘try’ to make it a decent candidate exerience in my view, but are missing some obvious flaws in their approach. For example, they do “care somewhat” about code quality but y
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by runlaszlorun 5y ago
I’d say the ability to compile other code to it by using it as an LLVM backend. Also, designs like V8 isolates seem to be much lighter weight to spin up than the designs Amazon Lambdas use. Cloudflare has some blog posts on this. I’ve been
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by runlaszlorun 5y ago
Agreed! I also think that von Neumann (and some of his contemporaries as well) were likely the last to be able to understand the entire breadth of math, physics, and computer science at the time. These days we’re all far too specialized…