Arnor

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by Arnor 10y ago
This is all very perplexing. I don't understand any of this internal logic. I can't see how you can "treat [sex] exactly like you would any other experience" because we treat all experiences differently. We don't tr
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by Arnor 10y ago
I'm with you on this. It shouldn't be hand-waved away. It's serious. I just wish we could find some appropriate action between hand-waving and federal indictment...
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by Arnor 10y ago
As will you, yes?
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by Arnor 11y ago
Accio Tesla
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by Arnor 11y ago
No! That is pointedly not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that I don't need every detail of my life to be private. I prefer that nobody go in and start playing games on my chess.com account, but I'm willing to take a
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by Arnor 11y ago
I agree in principle, but in practice I don't care much if many of my accounts get hacked or subpoenaed. Sure, I'd like to keep my communication and financial information as private as possible. My code, maybe and my personal phot
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by Arnor 11y ago
There's been a lot of up/down vote action on this Big Bang theory reference. I've found it quite entertaining. Thanks HN. :)
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by Arnor 11y ago
It's a damn poor mind that can only think of one way to spell a word.
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by Arnor 11y ago
> ... playing host to a herd of feral cats. A group of cats is called a clowder... or a glaring :)
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by Arnor 11y ago
That package looks useful. Thanks for sharing!
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by Arnor 11y ago
Though I agree with others that the price is a bit high, I want to see where this goes. I hope a strong community can grow around it and folks come up with interesting ways to combine previous kits. It would be really fun if some of the mon
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by Arnor 11y ago
On any given day I use any combination of the following languages: Ruby, Python, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, Haskell, Bash. If I could remember how each language handled list operations and JSON/Base64 encoding I could probably code much
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by Arnor 11y ago
How significant is the performance impact on a mid-large Ruby on Rails application?
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by Arnor 11y ago
There's a wide spectrum between "exactly like you" and "opposite"
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by Arnor 11y ago
Awesome! I assume you intentionally released this on a Friday just to eat up everyone's weekends :) Thanks for the hard work. As I dig in, I'm hoping that Rust will fit in the "useful and safe" sweet spot in Simon Peyton
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by Arnor 11y ago
Haskell combinators for ALL THE THINGS :)
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by Arnor 11y ago
WE ARE STRIPSTR. You like to strip. Stripstr does too.
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by Arnor 11y ago
Perhaps the commenter I replied to above wasn't interested in engaging with the idea. Maybe he just wanted to express his displeasure with the tone. Not every interaction is going to be the type of interaction you expect (i.e. "en
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by Arnor 11y ago
I disagree but don't understand why you were down voted... it seems that others disagree and think that's who they should express themselves. Maybe they are smug?
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by Arnor 11y ago
AWS failed this test hard for me a couple weeks ago. A cat walking across my keyboard terminated an EC2 instance. Lesson learned: no cats on the desk when logged into mission critical software :)
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by Arnor 12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGF5ROpjRAU LLAP
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by Arnor 12y ago
I don't have such a hard time getting to Minnetonka and back from Minneapolis. It's about twenty minutes each way with a rare slow down. In the summer I get to cycle past lakes Harriet, Calhoun, and Cedar on my way to the luce lin
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by Arnor 12y ago
I'm working at a Minneapolis (well... Minnetonka...) based startup as well and I agree completely. Finding talent in the city is really difficult. I've been wondering if this is unique to the Mpls/StP metro or if CS talent is
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by Arnor 12y ago
I'm confused as to how it's similar to Tox. Matrix seems to be a server with an API that allows you to send and subscribe to messages. This would be useful for a software engineer working with M2M communication. Unless I'm lo
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by Arnor 12y ago
Confused...
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by Arnor 12y ago
I'm sure you're right that the information is getting used by DoubleClick. To the other point about this information not being appropriate for the purposes Albright mentioned: Isn't this exactly the information that a health
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by Arnor 12y ago
> IMHO, it's a lot easier to track down what is happening where in Grails as opposed to Rails. Do you have any examples here? I can't think of a time when I've had to hunt long to figure out where things are happening in R
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by Arnor 12y ago
You're right that I was looking at household income. Thanks for the correction! Still, that number doesn't seem accurate for the cut-off for the global 1% 2010 census has over 180,000,000 Americans over age 25. So assuming that th
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by Arnor 12y ago
I'm confused... Sniff test: World pop: ~ 7,000,000,000 1%: ~ 70,000,000 Population of the US ~ 300,000,000 Median income in the US ~ $50,000 So you can come up with well over 70 million people in the US wit
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by Arnor 12y ago
> Last year, the Republican-controlled House passed language banning the FCC from banning states from banning cities from building municipal networks. This should be a case study in every civics class...

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