wunderlust

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by wunderlust 12y ago
So it's at least worth looking into. Thanks.
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by wunderlust 12y ago
That makes sense. And no wife or kids, so my lifestyle is pretty flexible.
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by wunderlust 12y ago
I haven't heard of Recurse, but thanks for pointing me to it! Also thanks for the feedback on the app. It is small, but it was the first complete web app I've made. I'll step it up for the next one!
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Ask HN: I just turned 30. Am I too old for an internship?
9 points by wunderlust 12y ago|8 comments
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by wunderlust 12y ago
Good ideas aren't always obvious, and just because an idea seems bad that doesn't make it bad. If you have a valid refutation of this idea, why not present it?
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by wunderlust 12y ago
This essay might be remotely insightful if Sam explained why great companies "often look like bad ideas at the beginning" and "look really risky at the seed stage".
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by wunderlust 12y ago
It bothers me a little that (<)100 is half-way around the meter while (<)400 is all the way around. I don't usually quibble about small details, but if you're going to make a meter, just make it sensible. Why not have a cont
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by wunderlust 12y ago
I hope I never have to use (most of) those.
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by wunderlust 12y ago
But sharing a milkshake isn't like sharing a piece of music. If I saw the icon below an article, I'd think, "read this article with another person". (Ok, maybe I would think 'share', but that doesn't make
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by wunderlust 12y ago
While the milkshake icon is in part for humor, it doesn't represent the same concept that the other icons represent. The acts of 'sharing' a piece of music and 'sharing' a milkshake are different. When people share
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by wunderlust 12y ago
i'm assuming the solutions involved proving that there was a unique curve that satisfied the constraint. seems pretty non-trivial though.
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by wunderlust 12y ago
no, but it makes sense!
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by wunderlust 13y ago
It's a good start, but it may serve best to remind us of the limitations of basic technology. Instead of an X detector, what we have is an X detector detector. From a design perspective this is obviously odd. On the other hand, in a se
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by wunderlust 13y ago
A midi keyboard. If you already have a computer, then adding some free software and a midi controller gives you endless possibilities for exploring music creation. A tournament chess set (vinyl board, plastic weighted pieces). Chess is an a
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How do you generalists out there divide your time?
2 points by wunderlust 13y ago|3 comments
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by wunderlust 13y ago
very strange.
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by wunderlust 13y ago
Woe is me...Twitter has stunted my creativity. Give me a break.
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by wunderlust 13y ago
FWIW, Simpson's paradox is a "veridical" paradox, not a "vertical" paradox as noted in the article. Apparently veridical isn't yet accepted by spelling checkers. (As I'm writing, Chrome offers the single s