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by zensavona 7y ago
> But what if someone gambles away their {salaried | welfare | annuity | retirement | pension} income, or has it scammed from them? Tough luck, back to the streets? Either people are treated like adults and manage their own finances, or
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by zensavona 7y ago
And I suppose any American should have no trouble integrating into the religious deep south culture?
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by zensavona 7y ago
I am an Australian national who lives overseas and recently I was going through the airport going into Australia to visit. Turns out we have something similar going on, but backed by law and without constitutional protection. I was told to
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by zensavona 8y ago
Yep I took it from Gothenburg to Berlin (via Copenhagen and Hamburg) and those wind farms are seriously impressive! Also a really cool view if you take the bridge from Denmark to Sweden, windmills in the sea almost as far as the eye can see
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by zensavona 8y ago
Interestingly enough in Europe there are places [1] where you can take a train which goes on a ferry, so you can take the ferry while you take the train [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogelfluglinie
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by zensavona 8y ago
Interestingly in the last 6 months I’ve been on both sides of this: being hired and hiring others. It was really cool because it allowed me to understand what is actually good and useful in the hiring process from both ends. While hiring (o
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by zensavona 8y ago
Probably want to add a PM (particulate matter) sensor to the mix. I've built a few similar devices using ESP chips and various laser dust sensors, highly recommend the Plantower PMS5003 - laser defraction, PM1-PM10 accuracy, ~$20 and t
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by zensavona 8y ago
It does, until you use it every day for a while. When I use my partner's air it feels very unsatisfying in comparison.
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by zensavona 8y ago
If not a disability, what would you call it?
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by zensavona 8y ago
As much as I disagree with mass incarceration, I don't like these "it costs $nK to house a prisoner", since usually it's not quite true - costs are amortised over many thousands of prisoners and the state wouldn't a
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by zensavona 8y ago
You can't do that because that's not the way encryption works. The reason onion addresses are random looking is because they are a function of the hidden service's public key. If you could generate a "private key"
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by zensavona 8y ago
With Elixir/OTP there would be no disconnection/reconnection. The way hot code push works with OTP is that each "channel" (OTP "process"/websocket connection) has a GenServer, which is basically a state ma
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by zensavona 8y ago
===== REMOTE ONLY ===== Elixir, JavaScript, Ruby developer (6+ years experience) ===== Location: Melbourne / Bangkok Remote: Yes (only interested in remote) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, Ruby/Rails, Java E
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Chrome engineers make a site that showcases annoying browser API features(theannoyingsite.com)
4 points by zensavona 8y ago|2 comments
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Thailand legalizes medicinal marijuana in New Year’s ‘gift’(dw.com)
38 points by zensavona 8y ago|7 comments
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by zensavona 9y ago
No :)
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by zensavona 9y ago
I have first hand experience with this actually... Over the last 6 months or so a good friend of mine has learned to code from scratch. After much deliberation I took a gamble and set him up with Elixir as his first language (largely becaus
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by zensavona 9y ago
This is a great tutorial (I've read it), but I think for a number of reasons JUCE[0] is vastly superior to WDL-OL (although if you're not already familiar with audio programming in C++, the docs can be a little daunting). I would
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by zensavona 9y ago
Meanwhile in the real world... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzD_3OFOPVQ
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by zensavona 9y ago
Hacker News should be a Safe Space.
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by zensavona 9y ago
I would argue that Elixir is far closer to being a "JavaScript-like language for concurrent programming" than Go, due to it's dynamic typing and relative freedom it affords in comparison to the others you mentioned (except fo
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by zensavona 9y ago
Maybe what you should do is deep learn some data and then do some deep learning with your deep learned [deep] data. Deep.
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by zensavona 9y ago
I'm only 23. I guess I have grown up in a time where Tattoo Stigma is a very "old fashioned" idea.
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by zensavona 9y ago
That part about tattoos strikes me as very odd. I live in Australia and have both of my arms fairly covered in tattoos, no job I've ever had has asked me to cover them, even as a travel agent.
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by zensavona 9y ago
We actually have a very effective, natural fix for this kind of Parkinson's symptom. Marijuana. Look how amazingly (immediately) effective it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4s-6fnLSzE
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by zensavona 9y ago
Because if you've see the kind of "farm" most eggs come from you'll know it's a horrific kind of place.
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by zensavona 9y ago
I recently had to do this (my gym had a data breach), it took over 3 months to get my money back and god knows how many hours and phone calls.
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by zensavona 9y ago
I understand where these people who are saying it sucks and it's too expensive are coming from. It is more expensive than normal solar panels. BUT! How many wealthy people have beautiful houses that don't have solar panels? Why do
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by zensavona 9y ago
"The order made by King Salman, pictured, is the latest in a series of steps to include more women in the workforce to help diversify the country’s economy and reduce its reliance on oil" So this tells us a couple of things: 1. If
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by zensavona 9y ago
I think what this person is talking about is simplicity in the actual UI pattern, and thinking about them. The problems you mention are JavaScript problems, not UI problems. Have you ever tried to build a UI with Qt or JUCE?

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