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by zachrose 10y ago
It would seem that if you're modifying the cabinet to use a different type of monitor, you could also modify the gun. Is there some kind of light gun-like technology that does work on LCDs?
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by zachrose 10y ago
I don't use Snap products, but from my totally uninformed, unengaged vantage point it seems to me that Snap is valuable because they present a different set of values to their users then Facebook, Google, etc. Their first product wante
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by zachrose 10y ago
It's like the tabs vs spaces of car design.
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by zachrose 10y ago
Note: thanks for clarifying, lovealmond. "Have to" be represented sounds like it's a chore. There are many ways that people can be diverse, I wouldn't see the need to "stop". But if I had to think of a list I g
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by zachrose 10y ago
I'm interested in your interpretation of diversity as a single percentage.
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by zachrose 10y ago
The next step here is that the marketplace adapts gets to some kind of stylometric equilibrium where Breitbart sounds like NPR.
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We’re a tech company that makes suits so of course we published a hardcover book(medium.com)
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by zachrose 10y ago
Essentially just asking if my browser was running it correctly :)
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by zachrose 10y ago
By "live" is the intention that the program will recompile without losing the state of the running app? I remember seeing a cool Elm demo of that, but it seems like Ellie requires recompilation.
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by zachrose 10y ago
The US could even have a higher skill level on average(1), and still have way fewer skilled developers. As Jesse Eisenberg asks in The Social Network, "Did you know there are more people with genius IQ’s living in China than there are
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by zachrose 10y ago
I really hope web concepts move gracefully into VR. I suppose "immersive location" is just like a URL and full-VR experience is just another Content-Type.
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by zachrose 10y ago
> When was the last time a self-made engineer, scientist or doctor was president? Ever? Your best bets would be Carter, Hoover and Jefferson.
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by zachrose 10y ago
I should have added that I'm asking to compare the special parts (e.g. reduce, waterfall, etc) of Bluebird vs the async library.
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by zachrose 10y ago
So much of the promise-based code I see looks almost the same as it would with plain callbacks, just with the callbacks plopped into .then(). Am I missing something? How do promises make for more reusable functions?
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by zachrose 10y ago
I look at images of Apple products and can't tell if they're CG or meticulous studio photography.
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by zachrose 10y ago
I once dealt with a deceptive and/or fraudulent gym by filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. The gym called me almost immediately and gave me whatever I wanted. It turned out that the gym was being sold, and the BBB compl
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by zachrose 10y ago
I'd be very interested in a tool for diffing that gave some broad overview of how things have moved around. Otherwise, the kind of refactoring where you break things apart just creates a pull request that's harder to get oriented
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by zachrose 10y ago
Seems like this is one of the many things that IPFS would be great for. In practice, I'm curious if the user base is wide enough to be as durable as a real archive. (Although I guess if a few people commit to pinning* the research it
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by zachrose 10y ago
I think the question these days is "jQuery or vanilla DOM API?" and less "jQuery or JavaScript framework?" Personally, if I'm working on a project that isn't big enough to warrant a framework, I'm probably
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by zachrose 10y ago
Also, when you've got something that's the same in two places it's hard to tell if it's really the same concept or just a "rhyme" that might later evolve into two distinct things.
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by zachrose 10y ago
This is my first time hearing about all of those. The only one I remember is Pets.com.
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by zachrose 10y ago
Cool!!! Yeah I'm so glad there's someone doing what Hickman is doing. I hope and wish that programming education were dispersed into non-STEM programs.
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by zachrose 10y ago
I got a BFA from my state university in "Digital Arts", which for me was a combination of filmmaking, ceramics, and graphic design. I didn't start programming until my last year of school when I wanted to make stupid simple
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by zachrose 10y ago
Does the Gary Bernhardt quote about ice cream come from one of his talks or something? (I thought I'd seen them all.)
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by zachrose 10y ago
While mind-boggling, I'm not sure it's generally meaningful to compare counts of actual things (even atoms) with counts of possible arrangements. The latter are in a world of their own[1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org
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by zachrose 10y ago
Thank you! I'm honestly not sure which bugs should go with NixOS and which should go to some application or library that I can't figure out. A typical example: since installing a different video card, videos will play in Firefox b
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by zachrose 10y ago
I've been running NixOS on a casual home desktop for about a year now. I'm in love with some of its big ideas, like per-project dependency files that mostly eliminate my need for VMs and container management tools, and being able
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by zachrose 10y ago
The 'multirec' function here looks to have a lot in common with Clojure's transducers. Can anyone more knowledgeable do a compare and contrast?
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by zachrose 10y ago
> You are actually distorting time too. That explains the significance of the floating hole-puncher confetti in the movie Primer.
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by zachrose 10y ago
No matter what the subject, there's always someone in the Hacker News comments who can speak authoritatively from personal experience. Thank you.

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