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by wrnr 5y ago
Inside baseball. Talking about music like dancing about architecture.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Sad as it may be, I think it is foolish to resist the commodification of technology. I've disassembled my broken washing machine and found I can find a replacement for most constituant parts. How would you event improve on such a thing
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by wrnr 5y ago
Dunno, but I wonder if there are even "tasks" in CT that don't use energy. I think even a proton will lose energy through redshifting.
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by wrnr 5y ago
I've had programming jobs like that
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Hitchin moduli space, Mirror symmetry, and Geometric Langlands Conjecture(youtube.com)
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by wrnr 5y ago
The ELF binary format, really? This is like a course advertising itself as an introduction to normative ethics and proceeding to lecture people on canon law in the 14th century in Flanders. Like sure if you into obscure shit this might be i
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by wrnr 5y ago
I don't care about karma either
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by wrnr 5y ago
Is he gonna start writing software? Be the change you want to see in the world, is what a zen master would tell you.
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by wrnr 5y ago
execCommand was used to add rich text to web mail clients, it's fine for writing once but not exchanging documents between browsers because of different interpretations at to what the commands do and how they handle nested tags ala &lt
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by wrnr 5y ago
Was wondering what makes this different form prosemirror but it looks like it uses it, why would I use this instead? For sure pm is hard at first but once you get the system it's like a new superpower.
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by wrnr 5y ago
It can go the other way, like I started of creating a POC of a 3D app with three.js and then simplified the code by just creating my own typed array that is send to the gpu. There are many software designers, they are just not famous becaus
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by wrnr 5y ago
How is the output of the software transferred to the fabric?
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by wrnr 5y ago
Thats 50/month, but ok it's not for everyone. Designing cloth is not something everyone can do and it takes practice and some are more talented at it so it makes sense to pay these people for their work. More customisation is also
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by wrnr 6y ago
IMHO Twitter is great, I think I find more interesting things there then HN. I't more how you curate your own feed, don't follow people that are "political" or have some "agenda". My feed is mostly about math,
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by wrnr 6y ago
The automotive bizz was spun off into Cerence
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by wrnr 6y ago
The related trustchain project has been posted here before and the one interesting thing I learned from it was the NAT punching technique to build an p2p network overlaying a exisiting network, IPv8 they call it. I don't know where it
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by wrnr 6y ago
Live from the Fermilab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81PfYnpuOPA
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by wrnr 6y ago
Girl why waste your time on what other think while you could have told me how your would prolong a dogs life and when you think to migrate to the human market.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Nice, I was just reading how to solve the same problem using geometric algebra: https://www.jeremyong.com/klein/case_studies/ga_skeletal_ani...
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by wrnr 6y ago
Deno is a super interesting project, I love the built in support for webgpu and webassembly, I'd love to see something like BadgerDB for deno, maybe written as a Rust extension, this would allow a lot of cool clustering where each node
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by wrnr 6y ago
Oh so I can basically do a SaaS and as long as I don't change the codebase without charing the changes its ok
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by wrnr 6y ago
How does the choice for AGPL influence third-party consumers of governments deployments the citizenlab platform? I understand this license closes the network loophole in GPL by forcing all calling code to be released under the AGPL, so I be
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by wrnr 6y ago
We should ban articles like this from HN, I only want to see math, science and engineering not these opinion peaces about blockchain, ai ethics or visionary vc shit
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by wrnr 6y ago
Yes they will even go the the funeral of your death grandmother to raise media awareness of the swine flue: https://eswi.org/eswi-tv/marc-van-ranst-communication-and-pu...
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by wrnr 6y ago
I wanted to point out the same thing, I'm counting six authors on this piece of science complaining there aren't any doers around. At this point we have reached peak papers, there is more truth to be found in a HN thread and thats
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by wrnr 6y ago
google HBR yourself
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by wrnr 6y ago
Good looking women (and men) have an easier time making progress in their carrier at least up to the point when everybody starts assuming they just got where they are because of their looks. Companies with an explicit diversity and inclusio
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by wrnr 6y ago
Having an open mind but is good but make sure your brain doesn't fall out of its skull. Just because a mining operation produces methane gas and it is better to burn this gas at the site and turn it into carbon dioxide because it is th
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by wrnr 6y ago
Etherium has a grim trigger in to form of a future parabolic increase in difficulty that is perpetually delayed by a signed patch to prevent miners from being too conservative.
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by wrnr 6y ago
what do you mean, like linking many trucks as a type of kinetic bomb. Haven't thought about security implications, but that might be one. Safety is defiantly a reason to have some oversight over what the swarm is doing.

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