Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
vertline3
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
26 ms
·
241.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
I enjoy writing JS, so no, I won't stop.
242.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
Well at risk of waking a tiger, I think his view was one of intentionality. Whereas he did not say it was because it was made with a computer, that sort of feels like putting words in his post. I think cool generative art is the space stuf
243.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
Is it odd that instead of a large company, I think W3C should be setting standards? Lockout is a game I've seen played by nearly all of the big tech companies, why is this different? Another concern, I write hobby JavaScript web apps,
244.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
Steve Kerr said it's common for players at the top, said Draymond was the same way. I imagine Jordan as well. Did LeBron’s memory of the fourth quarter surprise you? Kerr: “Not for a great player. I think great players remember everyth
245.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
I agree in that I worry about how technology may impact our ability to concentrate deeply. I get this view from the book by Nicholas Carr called "the shallows" I did however talk to an elementary teacher, she said the kids do the
246.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
Toyota plays closer to their vests, so I'm not sure we even know enough about what they have. I suppose I should clarify since I was downvoted, Forbes wrote a story "what Ubers crash tells us about Japan's silent strategy fo
247.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
I probably won't be as good at explaining as others but I will try. I think the books are like a synthesis of the art, and not designed for the teaching of the regular guy. He has a book to help approach the math called concrete math.
248.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
That's amazing you did that, maybe he meant book one. I read where he was working on early compilers also, so maybe he had some odd domain knowledge.
249.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
He was in math 55a in Harvard, it was considered the hardest math undergrad course in the country back then. So I think it's maybe possible for him.
250.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
I'm saying it would have likely been destroyed, just as early Christianity destroyed Roman statues. Just as Arabs preserved Roman texts.
251.
▲
by
vertline3
8y ago
A lot of the lack of old art in china is due to the "destruction of the four olds."