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Can you email me at hello@cs.cards along with a screenshot? This is something determined by Shopify and I did not set anything that specifically leaves out India as a shipping destination.
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Thanks for the feedback! I'll incorporate these suggestions in the next version.
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Shameless plug: I drew 36 illustrations of various data structures from simple ones like stack and binary trees to advanced ones like skip list and Merkle tree, and sell them as collectible card decks [0]. Use code HAPPY23 to save 15%. [0]
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Data Structure Collectible Cards https://cs.cards/ Disclosure: I made this as a side gig. Use HAPPYGRAD for 15% off.
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I have to admit, this changes my opinion of Karens. As long as no personal attack is levied against the person taking your call and the focus is on getting to the decision maker, I think this enterprise could be a force for good.
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We make artisanal collectible cards from freshly harvested binary trees
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Project Orion (Nuclear Propulsion)
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Didn't Elon clarify that he's referring to the RPCs between services in the BE?
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Try active reading [0]: - Examine purpose of assignment before reading. - Alter reading speed based on significance and difficulty of passage. - Preview text by skimming headings/topics/keywords. - Read with questions
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Distill your idea down to its simplest core value proposition that would appeal to a niche group, make a landing page that demonstrates what that is, and drive traffic to your site. Understand that the title/lead/copy is very impo
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I know your book! How's the baby book sales going these days?
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I suspect some folks upvote it as a way to bookmark this post for later consumption.
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Glad you like it that much! A crowdfunding campaign is in the works.
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Thanks uncle Tammy :)
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Haha thank you! I'm sure your friend will like them, if not amused.
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Ah sorry dang I didn't know such a rule exists. Thanks for editing the title.
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Believe it or not I hadn't thought about arranging the cards that way, but that's a brilliant idea.
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Hey wunderlust thanks for the encouraging words! I definitely looked around quite a bit in playing cards forums for advice but ultimately decided on MPC as it's easiest to get a prototype out. I'll likely shop around some more bef
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We make artisanal collectible cards from freshly harvested binary trees
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I don't think it's misrepresenting researchers. The article chiefly focuses on Richards' research, which shows correlation between a self-supervised model and parts of a human brain, hence the title, but also takes the space
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TL;DR: testing your microservices using production cluster and potentially live traffic is a legitimate form of integration test. This might not work very well if your system interacts with external systems that you don't own or contro
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Testing Microservices the Sane Way
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Segfault! Card Game
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This is really neat. I like your thinking that it could create a whole genre of software-art. I see it as being very plausible as I'm sure engineers worth their salt have seen poetic charm or elegance in expression of some of their cod
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City can be planned and for them to be efficient, has to be planned. That's why we have urban planners. The charm of a city however, certainly comes from the organic and adaptations its inhabitants make over time. I'm optimistic t
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Yeah I've heard of Factorio, but never played it. When you zoom out of a Factorio game you can certainly see some large scale repeating patterns, and how things are shuttled around, which is really neat. Like how when we move things ar
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Computer Science Playing Cards
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This is not what you're asking for, but I think city as a visual metaphor for certain class of programs could work. Imagine literal factories for manufacturing certain class of objects, highways and roads to represent connections betwe
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Hm I have not. I could certainly look into it.
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Couple years back I built a service called SheetUI that turns your google spreadsheet into a beautiful webpage, and posted it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23760846 It slowly started racking up votes and made i
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