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zellyn
10y ago
The author's website is a pretty good start :-) Also check out https://rachelbythebay.com/
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zellyn
10y ago
Anyone have any idea why so many judges recused themselves?
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zellyn
10y ago
Certain kinds of good writing do. Many kinds do not.
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zellyn
10y ago
"Ping Identity, for instance, disclosed a 40% annual growth rate in its acquisition announcement. That’s below the average growth rate for a 9 year old public SaaS company" Wow. It's crazy that 40% annual growth can be consid
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zellyn
10y ago
It didn't show anything until I pressed a bunch of keys. Then it came up at 0.3-ish. Then climbed to just around 0.5. I guess I'm fairly random.
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zellyn
10y ago
It's great for nerdy niche interests, like retrocomputing.
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zellyn
10y ago
Yeah. I haven't squared it all myself, and I'm not sure I expect to. I do know that many of the oft-quoted passages are in the Old Testament, and thus explicitly superseded by the New. There are however a few troublesome passages
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zellyn
10y ago
Heh. Our kid stops talking when he's asleep. Mostly.
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zellyn
10y ago
We lasted about five minutes in the Episcopal church near us. Our two-and-a-half year old was happily talking about the stained glass windows (months later, he still talks about them), when someone came up to "helpfully" tell us w
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zellyn
10y ago
"demands submission in exchange for community" - that's a fantastic way of phrasing it. I'll be using that in the future :-)
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10y ago
http://www.firstexistentialist.org/
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10y ago
It's so difficult to find a church that (a) values community, and (b) hasn't made some kind of big, public decision against LGBTQ people. And that doesn't preach guilt and condemnation in a thousand overt or subtle ways…
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10y ago
"Dada Science"… fantastic!
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10y ago
I was astounded at the low number of shots per barrel. As the other replies to this comment show, it's actually quite good. Surprising!
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10y ago
"The Navy now believes it has a design that soon will be able to fire 10 times a minute through a barrel capable of lasting 1,000 rounds." So the barrel lasts just over an hour and a half?
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Pyston 0.5 released
(blog.pyston.org)
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10y ago
Really? When we returned to Atlanta, we bought a pretty expensive house in Morningside, so that we can be close in and not deal with traffic. Most people I know in Atlanta have to deal with terrible amounts of traffic.
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zellyn
10y ago
Well, he states in the article that supporting both makes his job as a library writer more difficult. That seems entirely reasonable.
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10y ago
"several" Aside from YouTube, I don't see any other Google properties in the list. https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msg/chromium-dev/...
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10y ago
I don't think I'd characterize his blog post that way. The last sentence captures what I got from reading it: "It may not be as beautiful as federation, but at this point it seems that it will have to do." Also, as djb p
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10y ago
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-le-grand-b752111
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10y ago
Just out of curiosity. I'm trying to decide which client-side framework/language to dive into, and it seems that many people consider Om Next a really nice step forward, away from "giant blob of state". My (uninformed) o
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zellyn
10y ago
Oh very nice.
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10y ago
This has to be a contender for the most hackernews comment ever. Fantastic. :-)
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11y ago
"He made me feel uncomfortable" is like slide 3 of every "unconscious bias" training workshop ever. As we slowly try to claw our way out from a deservedly terrible reputation in our industry, high-profile retentions for,
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11y ago
I can also highly recommend the Coursera Compilers class. Sign up for it after it's over, and just work through things at your own pace. The provided scaffolding code is either Java or C++, but with a bit more work, it's perfectly
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11y ago
Tech Compliant seems to have picked up the torch: https://www.reddit.com/r/techcompliant/
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11y ago
Seems weird they only tangentially mention archive.org in a reference: check out the 4am collection of cracked Apple II software running in an in-browser emulator, with full descriptions of how over 680 disks were de-copy-protected. And tha
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11y ago
Yeah, I first heard about them while reading writeups from http://save-endo.cs.uu.nl/ and spent quite a while trying to figure out how so many of the contestants knew about them and how I would have found them by Googling (
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11y ago
Can't tell if joking or serious: https://twitter.com/Foone/status/722096054968057856 "@textfiles @internetarchive I just had to move a bunch of floppy disks, I'll have it back by lunch"
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