wrnr

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   by wrnr 6y ago

   That's called blackface and is sort of what Elvis did.
2. 332.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   Its a shame of your bankrupcy, but I do wonder what all the other ideas really are, Tupac on Coachella, Carrie Fisher in star wars, Trump's face on a baby, and maybe like in the old movie Simone true virtual stars (sim one, get it), wh
3. 333.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   No, it's a brilliant pease of irony by an animation studio making fun of Hey for being full so of themeless for "reinventing" email. Look at the bottom for more of their work. I'd love to see them tackle HN.
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   by wrnr 6y ago

   Seriously that interaction gives ma a headache. Hand-drawn mockups on papers is where I'm at baby. Know HTML, CSS and SVG as the back of your hand. Code 10 modals and dropdowns and you won't even thing about it anymore.
5. 335.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   Yikes, I'd rather stair in the eyes of Darth Maul on a killing rampage
6. 336.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   Y'all ignorant gorillas https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_eye_hypothesis
7. 337.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   U know what is cool, human eye's sclera is white making it easier to know where a person is looking and to trust them. As opposed to gorillas you never know if they eying u to maul ur head.
8. 338.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   How is the adoption of IPFS going, any example application that are using it and are themselves being used? I'm thinking of integrading it into a product, it has the best blockchain like properties without the mining madness.
9. 339.▲
   by wrnr 6y ago

   Maybe the financial industry is interested in it, they have time series too
10. 340.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Best guess they use an integral images to do the zooming
11. 341.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    This is a half measure, erasing the painful history without correcting the wrongs of the past. We should keep the blacklist/whitelist terminology, but with their meaning reversed.
12. 342.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    There is this mini game in Ocarina of Time where you enter a room with two locked exits and a chest containing either a key or some consolation price. Every exit leads to a new room with a chest. You win the game by picking the room with a
13. 343.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Was it beyond Oppenheimer's intellect and imagination to comprehend what he was doing? Sort of like nazi Germany having no idea what was happening to the jews?
14. 344.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Say i agree with the sentiment expressed here, what does the curriculum of a neo-classical humanities look like. Let's presume you'd want to keep the good stuff, things like Arrow's impossibilities theorem, Bayesian statistic
15. 345.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Accuracy is not what I am going for.
16. 346.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Siva Vaidhyanathan writes only about Mark Zuckerberg: https://www.wired.com/author/siva-vaidhyanathan/
17. 347.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    This need not be a directive set by google management, it could be individual speech annotators censoring the transcripts. I've worked with systems like this and remember a group of mormon house wifes not being font of curse words.
18. 348.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    I always thought that the non integer spin was more of an historic artefact, because they measured the photon first. Not my area of expertise, but does the half spin have any meaning?
19. 349.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Hey maybe thats why we have this old joke is Brussels: How do you know someone is working for the Belgium secretive service? ... They tell you.
20. 350.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    It actually it is (mostly) as easy as it can be if you think about how the web lets one run third part code safely, not only as a sandboxed in the host environment but also from different domains. I've seen this space evolve since the
21. 351.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Probably, but that still doesn't make the NYT the independent alternative edgy medium it would like to be.
22. 352.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Thanks, I get it, instead of using only 0 and 1, use the index to indicate which property, and the index is also a node in the graph.
23. 353.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    Is their a similar connection from algebra to hyper-graph (semantic graphs)?
24. 354.▲
    by wrnr 6y ago

    I used to think the same way, give frontend & backend their own repos and we will talk in a meeting about some rest api, works fine for most, but if you want to grow ur proto anus into an intestinal track that safely processes nutrients
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    by wrnr 6y ago

    Boy look at that architecture diagram, I'm going in the opposite direction. A mono repo that compiles to one single binary that does everything. Sort of like how an fertilised egg divides and each cell finds its place in the organism.
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    by wrnr 6y ago

    Seriously they don't even have a WYSIWYG, I've build a WYSIWYG, and it was fun and profitable. This is what u don't get, OpenOffice did not beat MsOffice, no close sourced google cloud did, in the mean time they changed their
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    by wrnr 6y ago

    Don't get ur hope up, Wikipedia is the best side ever, but it is run on the worst software ever, WikiMedia, I'd think that with the 100 million they get in donation every year it would be better.
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    by wrnr 6y ago

    I don't know, the only positive thing that can be said about some software is that it is open source. In the past it has been more profitable to sell my time at an insane hourly rate to keep a pile of crap running yet I struggle to sel
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    by wrnr 6y ago

    I don't think you are wrong about the DAGs, though in programming language parlance they are called abstract syntax trees (AST). Sure you can do like Scratch, which is basically an AST editor instead of a code editor. Not a bad idea in
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    by wrnr 6y ago

    It is a bit like neo4j's cypher, (2) is an edge, like a circle, [2] is a label, like in a property graph. (Alice)--[loves]-->(Bob) (loves)--[type]-->(Property) --[domain]-->(Human) --[range]-->(Hu