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There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom – Richard Feynman (1959) [pdf](web.pa.msu.edu)
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by wrnr 5y ago
The better term is "behind the curtain", maybe institution X should take out an insurance policy for the ransom money asked after a kidnapping, but any such contract will state this agreement most be held confidential or be void.
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by wrnr 5y ago
what do you mean, the FP job market?
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by wrnr 5y ago
Although I appreciate his content there is something about his behaviour that almost seems to invites this kind of response, not that he says anything wrong persé, but from an evolutionary point of view it is unfit for the current environme
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by wrnr 5y ago
Writing extensions in rust is also an option, not done it myself but it seems to use the systems shared library capabilities: https://blog.logrocket.com/how-to-create-a-deno-plugin-in-ru...
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by wrnr 5y ago
I've been trying to build a CAD system, where the node's of a model are stored in a content addressable network, a bit like glTF but with CSG or BREP instead of meshes.
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by wrnr 5y ago
That is what lots of actor frameworks are trying, first specify a DAG of tranformations and then instantiate that graph on a physical network of computers such that the async boundaries can be scaled independently. It's cumbersome, lik
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by wrnr 5y ago
Pillarization isn't a thing anymore, politics is still a thing but doesn't revolve on party lines, if that makes any sense. More like hyper-politics, it isn't politics until it is. For research IMEC is huge, the people workin
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by wrnr 5y ago
Belgium, Flanders
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by wrnr 5y ago
I live in a small EU country, sometimes it feels like I live in a total state. Government and universities glued together by big consulting firms following some innovation management framework with people that don't know what they are
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by wrnr 5y ago
What do you suggest we do and what do you except the voters, managements, shareholders, jury, customers and parent will think about it? I don't care what they think, or want to but seems to me that is what most people do all day.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Yes this is political trolling, and should France get it way Hungary will counter troll and insist we adopt their language for 6 months next time around.
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by wrnr 5y ago
> To Narcissus, everything is a mirror; in everything and everyone, he sees himself. No field is riper for narcissism than history, since the dead past cannot even laugh at the present’s appropriations of a human reality it could not eve
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by wrnr 5y ago
Interesting, not the content, but that someone thinks this means anything.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Big Orange?
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by wrnr 5y ago
As Abraham Lincoln would have said: The best way to predict the future is to create it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by wrnr 5y ago
The web components and the pending state protocol is one of the things I which more people would know about. Listen for change events bubbling up and push down changed values. This does not only apply to single data fields but the entire DO
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by wrnr 5y ago
I've been waiting to do things like that in Go for a long time. It can be done efficiently just like the Java Stream interface.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Take a look at the source code of the Pink Thrombone, there are some interesting link in the comments of the source: https://dood.al/pinktrombone/
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by wrnr 5y ago
KG are cool, but I haven't find a practical framework of combining simple logical predicates with temporal facts (things that are true at a certain moment in time) and information provenance (the truthiness of information given the ori
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by wrnr 5y ago
Yea, we learned that in highschool as well, too bad not everyone frequented this forum was afforded the privilege of going to a poorly funded public school in the inner city. Indeed facts about anuses where surprisingly easy to come by.
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by wrnr 5y ago
I always thought that the human embryo develops it's anus first, and that this is a indication that is was also first in evolutionary development
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by wrnr 5y ago
> the gripes that many Europeans have with the European Union seem to be mostly focused on the legibility rather than on the actual performance of the institution This is so wrong, I can find you a 100 million euro of miss allocated fund
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by wrnr 5y ago
There is legit use of this in the wild, my favourite example is from prosemirror: https://github.com/ProseMirror/prosemirror-example-setup/blo...
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by wrnr 5y ago
Reminds me a bit of Weaviate: https://www.semi.technology/developers/weaviate/current/
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by wrnr 5y ago
Just to add insult to injury, read what sebastian says here: https://twitter.com/sebmck/status/1392019586833387522 Relevant: > I'm just going to be explicit. In 2020, Henry created 12 issues, commented 25
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by wrnr 5y ago
This seems to be overlooked, I was wondering why the original author is no longer involved. Babel, Rome, Deno, are all transpilers the tech isn't as unique as it once was. Things come and go in JS land, and Babel will go the way of Dod
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by wrnr 5y ago
I hear too much that the web is broken. My first experience with the web using MSN Explorer to create a Zelda fan site by copying gifs and html from other Zelda fan sites. MSN was a walled of version of the web by microsoft where you could
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by wrnr 5y ago
You are being unfair, its not any better then most HN articles, fits here just fine if you ask me
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by wrnr 5y ago
No, this is a high noice vs low signal kind of thing

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