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Vector Symbolic Architectures in Clojure(youtube.com)
4 points by zonotope 3y ago|0 comments
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by zonotope 4y ago
Public Transit > Cars for both individuals and society, if the infrastructure is there. Maybe we could devote more energy and resources on developing and improving that infrastructure before 2035 so that cars, electric or otherwise, are
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by zonotope 4y ago
I found this Freadonomics episode [1] enlightening. A lot of restaurants have tried to have "no tipping" policies, but they usually revert after they lose business due to the higher prices. Tipping also allows for price discrimina
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Inside the movement to remake America’s city streets(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by zonotope 4y ago|0 comments
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Relic: Functional relational programming for Clojure(Script)(github.com)
224 points by zonotope 4y ago|93 comments
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by zonotope 4y ago
> About understanding how to control computers (which are fast electronic machines) Computer Systems Engineering > About inventing programming, from the ground up. (A weird sub-discipline of mathematics and category theory) Computer S
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New York City Subway System to Install Security Cameras in Train Cars(nytimes.com)
6 points by zonotope 4y ago|6 comments
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by zonotope 4y ago
> An end-user node is like a device, which verifies that bank notes are genuine or that gold coins are pure. If everyone can independently reject bad money and accept good money, the good money will have more demand and therefore be more
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The future of cryptocurrency is at stake in Ethereum’s switch(economist.com)
96 points by zonotope 4y ago|188 comments
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by zonotope 4y ago
I'd love to hear these recommendations. I know you thrive without a car in New York and Boston, but I would love to hear about other places like that in the US.
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by zonotope 4y ago
I haven't used it in a while, but it sounds like Auth0 [ https://auth0.com/ ] is what you're looking for.
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by zonotope 4y ago
It's illegal for a taxi at NYC to reject a fare to any part of NYC. He might huff and puff if you're going out of his way, but he has to take you. You shouldn't have gotten out.
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by zonotope 4y ago
"Redshift" doesn't work, but there are many alternatives that do work for Wayland like Gammastep or Wlsunset.
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by zonotope 4y ago
Why, why, why with the significant whitespace? That makes it a non-starter for me.
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by zonotope 4y ago
I use firefox and don't see broken sites per se, but there are many sites where performance, especially js performance, suffers. Gmail and other Google sites are sluggish for example, as well as Amazon. It sometimes takes a minute af
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by zonotope 4y ago
Me 3 and it's maddening. I've posted this [1] on the Arch Linux forums but haven't found a fix. I've seen it mentioned around the web that it's a known bug, but I have yet to find a bug report 1: https://
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by zonotope 4y ago
For those of us still beating the "crypto == cryptography" drum, maybe it'd be more satisfying to leave the title as it was ;)
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by zonotope 5y ago
> ... and just have everybody agree to shift their work day to 7:00 to 4:00. That "just" is doing a lot of work in this phrase. We live in an interconnected society consisting of lots of quasi independent actors organized in fa
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by zonotope 5y ago
There's Datascript[0] and Datomic[1]. While not "identical", they are definitely complimentary. There's a (now defunct) library[2] for keeping them in sync too. 1: https://github.com/tonsky/datascrip
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by zonotope 5y ago
My comment about how big America was had nothing to do with density. I only mentioned the size of the country to highlight that there are a lot of different jurisdictions with lots of different development patterns.
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by zonotope 5y ago
America is _very_ big. Bigger than Europe even. That means that there are lots of different development patterns all across the country. While it is true that most places are car dependent, there are also cities where the majority of people
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by zonotope 5y ago
I think babashka [1] is what you're looking for. It's a limited Clojure interpreter suitable for anything a bash script is suitable for. 1: https://github.com/babashka/babashka
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It’s ‘Back to That Isolation Bubble’ for Workers Pining for the Office(nytimes.com)
7 points by zonotope 5y ago|6 comments
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Crux Development Diary #6(opencrux.com)
1 points by zonotope 5y ago|0 comments
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The Strength of the Record(opencrux.com)
3 points by zonotope 6y ago|0 comments
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by zonotope 6y ago
IANAL, but the enterprise companies that make up Slack's customer base are often under regulations to preserve their employees' official communications in case they are needed for future investigations. Those same regulations prev
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He Wants to Save Classics from Whiteness. Can the Field Survive?(nytimes.com)
2 points by zonotope 6y ago|0 comments
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by zonotope 6y ago
> Good point! I guess it's not different to the equator on the surface of a sphere... so yes, a straight line "encloses" half of the plane "inside" it, so it has a hole. My topology is rusty, but I do not think t
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by zonotope 6y ago
Change one law, or negotiate with hundreds of thousands of employers, school boards, day care centers, among other things, simultaneously, in the hopes that they all come to the same decision. Seems easier to me.
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Man hacked Trump’s Twitter account by guessing password, ‘maga2020,’(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by zonotope 6y ago|0 comments

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