rymohr

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by rymohr 6y ago
It is all so wonderfully massive it makes one wonder what lurks in the darkness beyond the bounds of light.
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by rymohr 6y ago
You are confusing equality and equivalence. It’s easy to do. Einstein did the same thing with E=mc2. Equality is a matter of identity. Equivalence is a matter of behavior. The speed of light is not an absolute constant as Einstein believed.
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by rymohr 6y ago
You seem to know a lot about this stuff. I have a question for you. If fusion creates the potential for fission (radioactive waste) and radioactive waste can be used to build atomic bombs, how have we not figured out how to make mini perpet
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by rymohr 7y ago
Look into transcendental meditation, starting with this short overview by David Lynch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2UHLMVr4vg
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by rymohr 7y ago
I've been there. Please reach out to me on twitter (@rymohr) and don't throw in the towel just yet.
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by rymohr 7y ago
Not a bad writer at all. And I think all the problems you describe do exist. I'm just saying keep your head up and look too the bright side. Be happy that you have a job that compensates you well, aligns with your values, is flexible t
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by rymohr 7y ago
I hate when I see people throwing in the towel like this. As a two developer company with four separate products doing nearly $500k in ARR collectively, Kumu [1] is a living example that it doesn’t have to be this way. We rely heavily on ba
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by rymohr 7y ago
Yes they are very separate perspectives. I’d argue they’re still viewing it from their own perspective, though one where they are attempting to circumvent security measures as an attacker. I’m not talking about that kind of perspective shif
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by rymohr 7y ago
Others seem to be commenting entirely from their own perspective. Try viewing this from the TSA’s or an attacker’s perspective instead and thinking about boundary layers. In regard to the comments about disposing potentially hazardous water
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by rymohr 7y ago
If enough people are interested I'm happy to do a webinar specifically for the HN crowd and do a deep dive on the technicals. Built on top of CouchDB and pretty neat stack overall.
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by rymohr 7y ago
Have you seen Kumu? https://kumu.io It doesn't support standard UML diagrams but between sketch mode [1] [2] and icons [3] you may be pleasantly surprised. I personally use it to map out Kumu's own internal application
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From zero to manic(medium.com)
3 points by rymohr 7y ago|0 comments
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by rymohr 7y ago
Any tricks for mobile?
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by rymohr 7y ago
They're like higher-order components on steroids that handle all the heavy lifting of the logic for the component (including what _should_ be rendered) but leave the actual rendering up to you (DOM structure, style, etc). Here's a
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by rymohr 7y ago
There’s some work being done around renderless ui components but I’ve yet to see a complete framework.
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by rymohr 8y ago
Those were the naysayers’ words, not one of Ford’s justifications for the increase.
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by rymohr 8y ago
I recently started using a similar system but I went with now, soon, later, maybe. Once the maybes become nevers they go in the trash. I write everything down on note cards which sit in a shoebox on my desk (with dividers for the categories
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by rymohr 8y ago
Assuming output is tied to hours. As we move away from industrial employment I'd expect that relationship to weaken.
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by rymohr 8y ago
Inflation would depend on the way labor responds. If folks continue to work the same number of hours, inflation is likely. But what if folks use the extra $1000/month to justify spending more time on non-income producing activities?
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by rymohr 8y ago
Or there’s an incentive for the unethical farmer to wreck twice as much to make up for the 50% decline in revenue.
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Ask HN: Why doesn't GitHub allow issues to be deleted?
5 points by rymohr 8y ago|2 comments
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by rymohr 8y ago
Love John Gall's approach to systems. There's actually a section in Kumu's manifesto that quotes Gall's law: A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have
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by rymohr 9y ago
As an organic farmer I'm disturbed by how few commenters here understand what organic produce is. "Certified organic" (aka USDA organic) means the farmer complied with a very strict list of regulations spelled out in the Nati
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by rymohr 9y ago
I’m curious how long the fallout would actually be an issue here, assuming trades were blowing 10-15 knots as usual.
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by rymohr 9y ago
If the visualization side isn't as important to you, Airtable is a great tool for managing structured relational data. https://airtable.com/
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by rymohr 9y ago
Have you seen Kumu? It's a general purpose property-graph editor, backed by a CSS-like language that allows you to transform and style your graphs. - https://kumu.io - https://docs.kumu.io/guides/views-
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by rymohr 9y ago
Surprised to see that your profile says "limited experience working with WebGL" when it looks like you clearly have your hands in deep.
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by rymohr 9y ago
Kumu | Senior Software Engineer | REMOTE | https://www.kumu.io Bootstrapped data viz platform that helps people understand complex relationships, primarily through network, systems, and stakeholder maps. We’re currently working
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by rymohr 10y ago
For anyone interested in applying this stuff to real world issues, I highly recommend the +Acumen Systems Practice course [1]. Rob Ricigliano and Karen Grattan have put together a solid, pragmatic guide on how to understand, analyze, and en
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by rymohr 10y ago
> M3.medium instances are treated as current generation. M3.large, m3.xlarge, and m3.2xl instances are treated as previous generation. Why? These other m3 instances are listed as current generation here: http://docs.aws.amazon

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