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by uticus 4y ago
Wow this is the first I've seen of this, amazing it hasn't come across my radar. Seems like a major consolidation, tied closely to a government institution (or whatever the FRB technically is).
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by uticus 4y ago
forgot memory controller https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_controller
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by uticus 4y ago
Epistemology, aka that thing from before post-modernity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistemology
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by uticus 4y ago
I would love to study how this was done. Seems kinda like making a will, in a way - what needs to be spelled out, spell it out. Consider everything else to happen in a possibility against your wishes. Any good refs or documentation availabl
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by uticus 4y ago
Tried really hard to avoid the term "hit by a bus" but yes this is exactly what is meant. But looking for something more specific - like, how is that specifically planned out in a project? How does being "open source" af
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Ask HN: Contingency plans for a lead dev no longer avail?
37 points by uticus 4y ago|47 comments
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by uticus 4y ago
> data dependencies as graphs rather than stacks... > ...A graph a.k.a. a register architecture... This is a new thought for me. What resources would you suggest to help me better understand how "register architecture" bette
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by uticus 4y ago
Thanks. Also interesting to compare to JetBrains survey from last year https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-2021/scala/
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by uticus 4y ago
> 40.1% used “Scala 3.x”, an increase from 6% in the 2019 survey. As an outsider, I thought v3.0 was released last year[0]. Can someone explain? Also, would a 6% increase over 3 years for v3.x, vs a 56% increase for v2.13, indicate v3
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by uticus 4y ago
Agree with improvements available in other editors. But disagree with this: > I never think "damn, typing 3dd would be so much faster than selecting 3 lines and hitting delete" I actually do think that all the time, and get ann
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by uticus 4y ago
> do you think it's worth the effort to learn using VIM more deeply today? Only worth it on four conditions: 1. You are able to incorporate it into the tools you need - whether than be an IDE, a workflow that involves actually openi
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Ask HN: Are we headed towards a slowdown of programming tools adoption?
1 points by uticus 4y ago|0 comments
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by uticus 4y ago
Ruby is an interface between at least three realms: the human (typically English conversant), the machine (instruction-based), and logic. Not unique and not the best, but popular and usable enough to be fascinating for anyone who's giv
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by uticus 4y ago
> showing factual images I think I see what you mean by images being "factual" but wholeheartedly disagree. Images are one of the least factual or neutral media out there. Let's be honest this is propaganda, not an article
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by uticus 4y ago
I wonder the point of bringing this up on HN. > “They’re expecting to see a little fetus with hands – a developed, miniature baby.” Often, she says, “they feel they’ve been deceived.” If the goal is drawing a line between tissue and nasc
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by uticus 4y ago
No Ruby support out of the box - yet there is support for Java (a la IntelliJ), C# (a la Rider), Go (a la GoLand), C (a la CLion), Python (a la PyCharm), Web-anything (a la WebStorm & PhpStorm)... RubyMine is a great IDE, worth paying f
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by uticus 4y ago
The friends are consensual, and they are simply inviting people to watch. It all sounds so welcoming, natural, wholesome, harmless. Of course it seems that way. Any person worth their salt in the industry would be ashamed to admit it depend
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by uticus 4y ago
> Under those conditions I feel that it becomes pretty hard to defend these apps. The problem is that there are precious little alternatives. This article focused on Christians as a primary user of these tools. Put yourself in a Christia
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by uticus 4y ago
> The reprehensible exploitation of sex workers does not make sex work inherently bad. Yes, let's avoid slippery slopes, please make things clear. What defines "bad" or "good" here? How much money porneia makes f
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by uticus 4y ago
> It's interesting you automatically assume it's "truth" Well, not automatically. I confess my automatic response is to go with what is easy. It is certainly easier to believe there is no God like the Abrahamic God we
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by uticus 4y ago
So, if truth was said 2,000 years ago, it certainly can't apply today...interesting. If anything it is us that have changed our minds, and we continue to do so. How likely is it that our culture will change its mind on what murder is,
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by uticus 4y ago
> While these apps claim to have helped many people overcome pornography addictions, experts who study sexual health are skeptical that the apps have a lasting positive effect. “I’ve never seen anyone who’s been on one of these apps feel
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by uticus 4y ago
> Knitting is distinct from weaving: in weaving, fabric is created by interlacing 2 sets of threads at right angles to one another, while knitting involves taking a single thread and looping it around itself, one row at a time. ...now lo
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by uticus 4y ago
https://www.slicemk.com/pages/ergodox-wireless perhaps? Can't personally attest tho
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by uticus 4y ago
Alternate data: been using my Ergodox EZ (original, not shine or anything) for six years with heavy use, no problems. And I bought the thing used six years ago.
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by uticus 4y ago
Been using for 6 years, bought used off ebay so keyboard is actually older. It's great but also a bit a rabbit hole that ends up with modifying code in QMK because none of the ten thousand layouts already in existance are quite right.
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by uticus 4y ago
Understanding central banking, like so many other things, also means understanding philosophies, worldviews, perceptions, and outlooks. And goals. Especially goals. So yes, read. But my advice: read widely, not naively, because economic the
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by uticus 4y ago
Disagree slightly. It seems to me that the issue isn't how the taxation happens but where . In your example, the $55k person is paying less taxes up front than $$$ Mega-corp, but increased taxation on Mega-corp (and not $55k person)
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by uticus 4y ago
> its too much of a temptation for politicians to use it for social engineering Bullseye on the problem. This is the number one reason for the complexity. And the complexity is the number one reason for the massive resources required jus
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by uticus 4y ago
The only (somewhat) newer code I've seen hosted is for Anduril (nerdy firmware for nerdy flashlights). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25514288 https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~toykeeper/flashlig

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