smnplk

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   by smnplk 10y ago

   I watched the video. Are they selling waterproof phones ?
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   A hobby poker player here. The main goal of any poker game is to win money. You win money from your opponents, you don't play agains the house. Although , the house (poker site) does take a small percentage of every pot you win, this i
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   you should try Programming Clojure then ;)
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   I agree with you about the book, it's not for everyone. > I know the clojurescript people are all enthusiastic these days, but the strength of clojure is its concurrency and seemless interop with the java ecosystem; if you don'
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   He should be in a Shimano 105 groupset commercial :)
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   I see it as a mechanical failure. http://www.helpguide.org/harvard/how-addiction-hijacks-the-b... These last words are optimistic: " It is not enough to “just say no”—as the 1980s slogan suggested. Instead, you ca
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   Well done. I hope I can do the same. Do you think I can ease off sugar in small steps, like substituting candy with sweetened tea (agave syrup) ? I also heard that lemon juice helps when you get a sugar craving.
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   I have the same gut feeling about dairy. I think we humans are the only specie that drink milk from other animals (not 100% sure about that) and you don't have to be lactose intolerant, you can also be allergic to milk protein(s). And
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   by smnplk 10y ago

   Did about 8k on the bike and got back on a rowing machine, but somehow ended the year still overweight. So in terms of health my year will hopefully be 2017, I will get on a LCHF diet. Because I have Hashimoto's thyroiditis, I did a li
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    I love the feeling of cold MBA on my thighs :) Wim Hof would probably laugh at your comment ;)
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    I hate it when people use the term "coding" instead of programing.
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    wow. I am such a loser :/
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    Thanks for advice, I am using similar approach too. Because I also try to learn the positions too, so if you ask me what note is on sixth string/8th fret I have to know it's C and then if you ask me where are the other C notes, I
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    It sure is.
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    cognicast
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    + learn the notes on the guitar neck + continue learning Clojure and build stuff with it + improve english speaking skills + read more, in english and native language + learn how to find clients outside of online freelance marketplaces + ge
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    To me it's funny because it is true. :) True for me.
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    Have you tried any of the online freelance market places, like toptal, upwork, peopleperhour..etc ?
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    For hobby stuff I use Ring with Compojure (or bidi) on the server side and re-frame on the client, so Clojure(script) all the way. Still learning web dev in clojure, came from years of rails and some JEE before that. Hope to start using it
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    Email him :) mike dot anon at hotmail
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    awesome guy ! thanks for posting.
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    DISCLAMER: Had nothing better to do today, than learn me some re-frame.:) It's based on Dajana Štiberová's code, you can follow her tutorial here http://lambdax.io/blog/posts/2016-01-19-snake-game-part-1.
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    Show HN: ClojureScript snake game in re-frame(smnplk.github.io)

    3 points by smnplk 10y ago|1 comments
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    Don't overthink it. Just introduce him to something basic. Hell, why not even BASIC hehe ;) I remember when I was 9, my father enrolled me into some "bootcamp", I don't know what it was called back then, but it was some
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    Why lisp ? Because you want to give him the best possible tool for computing and ruin his (possible) future career, where he will be forced to work with people that like java and/or javascript. (Downvote me all you want... :P )
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    I would sit him through a few Leslie Lamport lectures on category theory, maybe just 10 hours worth of material. I think this would be enough to get him stared with Haskell.
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    Also, let's not forget that some more fortunate cough John Carmack's cough kids are exposed to lisp in this day and age. https://goo.gl/Fy4CSa
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    Beginner's introduction to stock investing(youtube.com)

    3 points by smnplk 10y ago|0 comments
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    I find your decision surprising. >> there just wasn't a compelling reason to keep it over es6 << How about these reasons: - much simpler language - core.async channels/ no callback hell, easier to read async code - per
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    by smnplk 10y ago

    >> Maybe Pyret isn't for beginners, and it's intended to teach people who already have some basic knowledge more advanced concepts like functional programming << I often hear people say that functional programming is a