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by tylershuster 6y ago
Maybe. You would have to have a star, which is already about $2.000
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by tylershuster 7y ago
I'm not positive that the 2 Kings example is exactly free will being removed, because Elijah asks God for what happens, and God does respond to prayer (praying with faith is another issue). But I do see what you're asking — how Go
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by tylershuster 7y ago
I truly feel for your loss. Two of my grandparents have gone or are going through dementia. I don't think that this has any bearing on the existence of God, however. Humans are the ones who have created such an overwhelming and toxic p
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by tylershuster 7y ago
Your data lives on your computer. And on the network, to anyone to whom you have given access. If your hard drive dies, you lose your stuff. But you might be able to recover the shared information.
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by tylershuster 7y ago
Drupal is a great dev experience, in my opinion. WordPress's code is a dumpster fire, but the recent rewrite of Drupal in Composer is a pleasure to use. A bit of a learning curve, but it is powerful and extensible, plus it has a great
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Ask HN: Best Language for Programmatically Transforming Large Datasets?
3 points by tylershuster 7y ago|1 comments
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by tylershuster 8y ago
I agree. The original statement was kind of silly. Vegans basically say "You don't need to eat meat" to which a population of meat-eaters say "But I like the way it tastes and feels" so vegans create this burger, an
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by tylershuster 8y ago
Yes significantly so. Compare buying bulk coffee and brewing a large carafe like Sylvan says, to K-Cups. First it's more expensive for you. Second you have unrecyclable plastic waste. Third what could once be composted now gets thrown
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by tylershuster 8y ago
Does anyone know a good way to view RSS in Safari? I'm tired of getting "Safari cannot handle..." errors when debugging RSS. Even if I can just view the code, I'd live with that.
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by tylershuster 8y ago
, said the tadpole in the river. I agree in general with your sentiment: this is what prevents me from thinking lucidly about time as yet another dimension. But to provide some examples that counteract that, I think about instances when tim
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by tylershuster 8y ago
Urbit currently runs on top of Unix, so yeah that repository will be mostly C. If you look up the project on its website, you'll see it runs in three new languages that solve the problems the author talks about.
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by tylershuster 8y ago
See: Urbit
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by tylershuster 8y ago
This is a perfect metaphor
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by tylershuster 9y ago
Logos are the easiest to compare — by convention they are simple, composed of basic shapes. There's still a lot of variation in how they can be combined. Comparing layout designs introduces a lot of permutations.
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by tylershuster 9y ago
I see a pinched finger and thumb
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by tylershuster 9y ago
*Credit card workflow: - Cashier tells you the total amount - You look in your wallet/purse - You swipe card/insert in chip reader - You avoid making eye contact while the transaction is processed - (optional) The card reader fail
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by tylershuster 9y ago
Agreed: http://www.massey.ac.nz/~wwifs/mathnews/Nzms82/news82.htm#mo...
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by tylershuster 10y ago
You mean like Uber, AirBnB &c? Give it a couple years. The internet is ~30 y/o. "The Sharing Economy" isn't even a decade old.
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by tylershuster 10y ago
Cheese contains morphine, so that's cheating.
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by tylershuster 10y ago
This is part of a much larger project on which I was working, but this checklist is a good overview of the fundamentals plus some details, ordered by priority: https://tylershuster.gitbooks.io/agile-seo-campaign-methodol...
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by tylershuster 10y ago
Or you could grow your own food ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by tylershuster 10y ago
I used Sublime for a couple years before switching to Atom. As a disclaimer, I just do HTML/CSS/JavaScript so I'm rarely working with massive files. That's where I hear most complaints. However, I have yet to come across
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Notes on the Academy and Commercialization(tyler.shuster.house)
1 points by tylershuster 10y ago|0 comments
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by tylershuster 10y ago
Yes, web developers end up winning. But be honest: web developers already are winning. We're freakin wizards. What we need is to cooperate upon and use standards that can be used by generations after us. React is a patch for profit, no
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by tylershuster 10y ago
What you're saying reminds me a lot of the Hacker Manifesto's argument about the hacker v vectorialist classes.
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by tylershuster 10y ago
Coconut
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by tylershuster 10y ago
Atom has syntax highlighting, markdown live renderer, file management, maybe even tagging.
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by tylershuster 11y ago
My understanding is that the primary value of Ethereum other then its decentralized nature is the capacity for smart contracts. A cursory examination of this project doesn't look like it supports that.
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by tylershuster 11y ago
Imo as a mediocre web developer and huge fan of open and decentralized technology, this is the way that social networking should be done, at least until a reliable standard becomes available for social networking. It doesn't depend on
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by tylershuster 11y ago
That's one of the features http://www.commonaccord.org/ is trying to achieve, as I understand it.

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