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xmonkee
12y ago
Apart from making it seem like a game, is there any reason why the user has to click the squares? Is there a way for the browser to report back which elements are currently red?
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xmonkee
12y ago
Man, I love Dre, but you really don't gotta look far for those kinda lyrics "bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks....", I mean cmon.
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12y ago
I've used Laravel a lot and my very biased personal opinion is that it's hard to beat. Have you tried it?
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xmonkee
12y ago
So why are you?
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12y ago
Dayum, that's one of the best articles I've read in a really long time. I think we are still decades away from really understanding experimenter effect, and till then, I take all medical studies with a fucten of salt. Example: I u
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12y ago
I had no idea, thanks. It never looked anything like a lisp though.
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12y ago
Can be a couple of things 1. It intimidated him. Happened to some friends of mine. 2. He realized history is better than writing procedural code . Should have learnt haskell
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12y ago
Thanks
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12y ago
Very moving article. Makes me appreciate my own, living, mother quite a lot more. I have a friend who lost her mother a few years ago. It's changed her in quite a few ways. I'm not sure if I should sned her this article. She belie
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12y ago
This is a rather gross oversimplification. What you state is true, and is in fact the essence of the first 2 noble truths, but that's hardly the meat of "the logic of buddhism". The hardest attachment is that to the self, and
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12y ago
From a Buddhist perspective: In what country do you not have death of loved ones, old age, sickness? In what country do you not have attachments, fear or sadness? Technology can make us more comfortable, but not "solve" life for u
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12y ago
And foobar is a word that has come to mean FUBAR.
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12y ago
Life is suffering regardless of your position in time and space if you haven't attained nibanna. Its not specific to the vedic nomads otherwise there would be no need to walk the eight fold path in the first world. Suffering is the fir
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12y ago
I use Clojure for almost everything now, but I must say Haskell looks interesting. My issue is that Clojure is thriving right now, and Haskell has been around longer than I've been and the world sees it as some arcane science. Is it
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12y ago
And does anyone know how can I make the bookmark bar a bit thinner?
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12y ago
>A beautiful thing about Evolution by Natural Selection is that the principle itself is metaphysical, not physical. It exists in the same realm as math or logic. Evidence of this is genetic algorithms. They would work even if darwin was
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13y ago
But it's bound to happen. Waging war against common usage is so futile.
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13y ago
That article took way to long to say, "Don't call me a hacker because words can only mean one thing". Edit: Also, this totally happened >“No, I’m not. I don’t think scale, hiring and leadership coaching is something one c
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13y ago
Haha exactly the same 3 courses I did last year. Doing any currently?
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13y ago
For me Dan Grossman's course on Programming Languages takes the cake. Best course I've ever done. Taught SML, Racket and Ruby enough to touch on so many concepts (FP, recursion, algebraic datatypes, polymorphism,... the list goes
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13y ago
https://gist.github.com/xmonkee/10099892 The robot follows my player, unless it's green, in which case it goes 'down' (cause it wont pick up the key under remote control for some reason). I'm saving
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13y ago
Jesus Christ, man. On the one hand, thousands of people lost their status in society and their dignity due in part to Eich misusing his wealth. OTOH, this guy loses one job. Who's the real bully here?
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13y ago
He paid his money to take away some rights from some people. He wanted a certain group of people to not have the same status in society he himself enjoys. That goes beyond expression. That's using your money, effectively your power in
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13y ago
>Wu-Tang is pretty much the opposite of what the stereotype about rap culture is As a die hard rap and Wu fan I would just like to say that very few artists actually fall into that stereotype. There's no "rap culture". Rap
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13y ago
Paying money to influence policy that oppresses a group of people isn't your "personal" fucking life. It's personal only if it doesn't affect other people. I really really respect this dude, he's straight up le
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13y ago
Tldr: inclusive, inclusive, inclusive... Unless you are gay and want to be included as an equal citizen.
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So anyone ever defending any company ever is an irrational apologist? He at least gave some points. You just sounded like an angry teenager. And I'm not even a Facebook user, let alone fan.
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13y ago
Thanks, man. This helps.
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I'll be honest, this just makes me feel terrible. I like to think of HN as the one online community where the comments are usually on point and there's no "power user" bullshit going on. Slashdot devolved into irrelevant
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13y ago
Could you give me a range of how much a dev can expect to earn at bloomberg? I'm curious because currently I'm a client (front office finance) but by next year I hope to get a tech degree and job. I'm just bracing myself for
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