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by sebringj 7y ago
This is the best thing I've seen in a long time, you took a fairly mundane topic of cv work etc and made it fantastic and fun and engaging.
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by sebringj 7y ago
I have to routinely use VIM for SSH related in command lines and am pretty comfortable but in no way does it compare to VSCode with the small exception use case that happens to be quite common of hop-in and hop-out of quick changes. Vim shi
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by sebringj 7y ago
Why not look at this from a humanity perspective? Imagine connectivity being extremely fast, reliable and cheap for all? Isn't that a good thing? Why is this even debatable as not a good thing? It's like debating if electricity is
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by sebringj 7y ago
Yah I think so maybe like that but more in a way that it was setup for existing workflows in that marketing people could actually create some video mockup demonstration then an AI could look at that video then produce a working product from
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by sebringj 7y ago
new business models != corporate crooks maybe ar greeters from uganda?
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by sebringj 7y ago
possibly Behavior-driven code generation... meaning create some platform to enable watching users use an application, then it could make machine code to create a similar application. This would enable making videos for training that simulat
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by sebringj 7y ago
This is an amazing time to be alive. Starlink opens up bandwidth potential and global service reliability to bring completely new business models and capabilities. There is no more edge for trading on fiber under the ocean wires either (It
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by sebringj 7y ago
Relating to this I had an experience recently in speaking with an autistic person who was functional and could almost pass as normal without people noticing. As I spoke with him more, it seemed something was off with him as if he wasn'
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by sebringj 7y ago
I really like this article because it exposes the notion of computation vs. consciousness. We don't really understand consciousness but have a feeling for what it means. It could be that approximating consciousness so close, similar to
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by sebringj 7y ago
Essentially redux is programming the state part of your app outside your UI and having an immutable approach where given a state X with Y action, Z will always result so its good for testing. This does allow you to reuse the redux parts in
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by sebringj 7y ago
This is just silly. It is a transition idea of an old paradigm to a new world where people are lagging behind. If nothing else, we are going to be in virtual spaces / augmented ones where amazing visuals / interactions can happen.
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by sebringj 7y ago
Kind of but not really as there is no correct blueprint or end result in mind as there can be beneficial mutations. Its kind of like the philosophy of a tree in the forest falling making a sound when no one is around to experience sound typ
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by sebringj 7y ago
The author wrote: "Evolution is driven by random mutations - mistakes, not plans." But...plans are often mistaken or go awry and random mutations are not actually mistakes as there is no plan. But to note, Elon has really been a d
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by sebringj 7y ago
Southpark, NBA, keep going and China will implode with boredom.
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by sebringj 7y ago
What about announcing deadlines and completion times that others will depend on? Won't you feel more shameful if you can't meet that and will work harder to meet that rather than secretly working to accomplish something with no re
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by sebringj 7y ago
PHP doesn't run inside Chrome's JS engine as far as I know... probably apples and oranges here.
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by sebringj 7y ago
If I had to do this in practice, I would still use plain javascript files in source but using JSON.stringify to files in some webpack process but still doesn't seem worth it.
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by sebringj 7y ago
wow, i hope this creates a movement to buck the trend of telecoms as they were only there to keep the status quo so they didn't have to keep costs low and profits high for themselves without care of how it affected progress at such a f
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by sebringj 7y ago
I'm completely amazed by that. The hint of a simulated world seems so matrix-like as well, imagine some intelligent thing evolving out of that. Wow.
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by sebringj 7y ago
The only thing reliable on this is the names of the planets, the distance away, the mass and the possibly the elements it possesses. We don't know much about how the planet looks at all or if its atmosphere is a death trap. I think its
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by sebringj 7y ago
From your complaint of deep comparisons in hooks, you should not be doing deep comparisons though which is the point of immutability in checking refs which is the whole craze of redux but craze meaning warranted in this case. In plain class
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by sebringj 7y ago
Does this feel like a scramble to make up for lack of innovation lately? Apple is taking away from the community that builds them up which seems like a play to make quick profits. It would be too much to hope for an open platform that was c
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by sebringj 7y ago
I would point toward someone like David Sinclair at Harvard Med and his team's more rigorous approach and more measured progress rather than some study of 9 people. Nothing to see here.
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by sebringj 7y ago
This reminds me of "god of the gaps" idea where the receding domain of things doesn't show a clear line of stopping. It seems more like a limitation of the current implementation as the opportunity but watch out for the next
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by sebringj 7y ago
I was attempting something like this but the company paying me to do it lost patience around 30 days where I was only able to identify widgets visually from mockups from past training data. This was a nice step but going to know what to do
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by sebringj 7y ago
Great as a fun idea for your own amusement... but if this gets applied from an org...on behalf of many remote workers, this would be terribly intrusive and bothersome. "Sell crazy someplace else." as Jack Nicholson eloquently put
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by sebringj 7y ago
How old was this guy?... man he was so old, it was before written history. well then, he must be a centenarian then. for sure.
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by sebringj 7y ago
You have a very good and valid point that I completely missed as I was fooled by the category it resides in.
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by sebringj 7y ago
Elephant in the room...no birth certificates.
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by sebringj 7y ago
Roblox is like the internet in its flexibility and its lawlessness. My 3 sons have ipads and play together but in a restricted time setting. My oldest (10) started playing with lua scripting and all 3 like to create on roblox studio. There

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