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by throwaway47292 5y ago
She is almost 11, and some of the cards are very very challenging, and some are impossible for her at the moment, but I just pick the ones who are appropriate for the mood/patience/concentration capacity for the day.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
She didn't like scratch at all, says it feels patronizing, so I didnt push much, but she is doing fine with python and c.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
apparently fun is subjective :D
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
She is almost 11 now, but we are coding every day for almost a year now (I am logging the progress here: https://github.com/jackdoe/programming-for-kids ). Its often we go to the number line :) but because we usually ma
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I made those specifically with my daughter, and are tailored to improve her level. But you are right, in the future I will make decks with different difficulties.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Thanks! The 300 decks arrived yesterday, and we were super excited with my daughter. Today we played multiple times and its super fun. Even though we played many times when I printed the game on normal a4 paper, having the real professional
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Show HN: Programming Time - Playing card game to teach your kids Python(punkjazz.org)
203 points by throwaway47292 5y ago|72 comments
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
the logging part is obvious, but in their privacy policy they say the share it, which is something they should get consent on.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Beware the preachers. (Bukowski) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0doGM_6izYg
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
I built a small raspberry pi zero "laptop"[1] with 4" screen and usb battery that does not have X and inits directly into openvt that starts vim (takes like 2 seconds to boot) and it has python and you can directly write pixe
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
As the tools improve, the craft and skill decreases. More people get into a field that are less idealistic, just for the money, not that its a bad thing, but certainly changes it. We can see that in code, food, design, construction, educati
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The Great Dictator speech slowed down 1024 times – slow pattern sounds random(punkjazz.org)
2 points by throwaway47292 5y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
yea, visibly it looks like its starting from the head, and probably the smell comes from there as well, and of course thats where insects can start eating first (eyes, mouth etc) it is funny though, i have used this proverb hundreds of time
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
i think the original proverb is actually the fish stinks from the head, which later became the fish rots from the head, but this is biologically incorrect. https://australian.museum/learn/science/stages-of-decompos
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
> A fish rots from the head. Are you sure about that? Doesn't it rot from the guts outwards?
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
create-react-app has thousands of transient dependencies, being worked on by maybe 40000 developers (possibly more), 1 in 100 people is a sociopath, and 1 in 100 is a psychopath, and looking at the general population around 1 in 100 is a cr
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
Hmm, this is hard to answer. I have read Jung's CW 9, 11, 12 and 16 and bits and pieces from the rest, but I think when I read The Red Book things really changed for how I see his work. It is extremely raw material, of an alienist on t
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World of Text is an infinite grid of text editable by any visitor(yourworldoftext.com)
155 points by throwaway47292 5y ago|84 comments
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
haha i imagine a simple console.log('${jndi:....}) on some website will trigger some java log processing thing on my TV to re-log it and my tv will be hacked just by visiting a website or maybe someone's fridge? the future is brig
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
next step, self hosted paper website on a pi zero :) send them the notebook and the pizero, make dyndns ipv6 only thing and let people selfhost nice project!
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
> "Individual humans are the ones who choose to believe or not believe a thing. They are the ones who choose to share or not share a thing," This is just bullshit. You can say the same thing about extracting confession under to
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
If you are interested in Jung's metaphysics I strongly recommend ordering a copy of The Red Book ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/0393065677 ) even though it costs 200$, it is worth every penny. It is amazing to read Jun
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
I can make an argument that money will make it even worse, as people will full-time make even more useless features that just increase the attack surface. This particular class of problems (same as the sqlite fts tokenizer exploit and most
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
How many developers have you seen to do that? Removing code is twice harder than writing it. Sometimes even more than twice, not only technically, but politically.
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
This is the best game ever, I played it from 10pm to 6am.. non stop to reach the end. It should be studied in addiction classes. On every level there is some mystery and you have expectations, and somehow they are always blown away on the n
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
There is no reason to believe that money would actually solve the issue, and maybe even exacerbate it. The log4j issue is product debt, similar to the sqlite fts tokenizer exploit, and a lot of the openssl exploits, features that are rarely
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
As I am writing this comment my 2017 macbook is spinning fans, as if it is doing protein folding.. and it has like 3 tabs open on chrome. And for what? to edit a text box? There are new capabilities around encryption and encoding, things li
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
I really dont know what happened, but borland c++ 3.1 was the very best IDE I have ever used, no amount of emacs can replace it in my heart. Delphi was super good as well. We have only gone backwards since those days..
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
haha all this scala hate as if huge javascript or c or whatever at scale are the best the reality is, we are in this spaghetti together, so pick your noodle and move on its just computers, dont take it so seriously :)
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by throwaway47292 5y ago
nono ssh is great medium, just most people have agent forwarding by default, and its annoying that it can be exploited by malicious ssh host[1] [1]: https://book.hacktricks.xyz/linux-unix/privilege-escalation/...

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