Pensacola

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by Pensacola 1y ago
This actually captured my intended point, which was expressed poorly and hastily. It's not my intention to twist or neglect the good intentions of the OP in designing an app for his kids, merely pointing out that some of the language r
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by Pensacola 1y ago
<Kids also love tactility, and the more your 2D app can feel like a real physical object the better.> All of a sudden, this delightful article about a dad creating a toy for his kids now reads like a big-tobacco eyes-only internal mem
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by Pensacola 5y ago
> The problem is the mixing and matching of state management. This. But IMHO the right solution is to make the back-end stateless and manage all client state on the client. Each request authenticates itself, and (if you're ReSTful a
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by Pensacola 5y ago
There are no other articles by SV Gossip but this. While I don't dispute the content, it does feel like a very targeted hit.
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by Pensacola 5y ago
I am starting to allow that the skeptic in me might be wrong, and I'm just missing something that others can see when it comes to the crypto frenzy. There are real irrefutable problems lurking in the technology as it exists now, but le
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A Clever Web3 Pitch(coinmarketcap.com)
2 points by Pensacola 5y ago|2 comments
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Why 666?
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by Pensacola 5y ago
In 2017, at a big-data ad tech company, we used to use nginx as an API gateway. Our experience with the tool was difficult enough that I'd strongly caution you to execute a deep-dive POC before committing to it. Our main problem at the
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by Pensacola 5y ago
People might do good things or bad things, but people aren't good or bad. They're just people. Actions can be good or bad. It's fair to completely condemn the action, not the person. Since you can't get inside someone&#x
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Is this "regulatory arbitrage?"
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Funniest thing about this is that is-even requires as a dependency another node package written by the same author, called "is-odd." the is-even code just returns !is-odd. The "is-odd" package actually contains the logic
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by Pensacola 5y ago
I'm newly afraid to use emojis in domain names: https://tinyprojects.dev/projects/mailoji
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by Pensacola 5y ago
> Of course most "paleo" nutritionists are scammers pushing cookbooks and dubious nutritional supplements. You're right: most of the protein in the diets of our paleolithic ancestors came from insects and leftover carrion
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by Pensacola 5y ago
I'd not call it a characterization but a fact. I was initially thinking of Western(ized) society, although a moment's reflection suggests to me that it's nearly all current human society. For starters, (nearly?) every nation
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by Pensacola 5y ago
This was written by a non-parent.
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by Pensacola 5y ago
All of these replies seem to co-mingle the concepts of equal opportunity and equal outcome. The foundation of a free society is personal responsibility. Personal outcomes in such a system are pretty much guaranteed not to be the same (equal
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Only? Sound like plenty.
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Disingenuous and chock-full of the same type of moral panic (directed squarely at one side of the American political aisle) it claims to debunk. How did this partisan hackery make it to HN?
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Use the Spring Framework. Within the context of your analogy, I'd not call it a "Universal Hammer," but rather a tool box that contains multiple hammers. For any construction job I've encountered, there's a tool in
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Hi, nice site! But since you asked, here's an issue: the little "Click to increase or decrease weights" feature doesn't work in Firefox.
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by Pensacola 5y ago
While the read was interesting and informative, something about the tone made me search for a disclaimer/disclosure of interest. Are you an "influencer?"
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Very cool animation!
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Arguably, so is scala.
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by Pensacola 5y ago
ColdFusion is java, so those numbers should be added to the java line instead of broken out.
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by Pensacola 5y ago
fantastic idea!
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by Pensacola 5y ago
Fantastic toy! No hitches at all on FF on OSX
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by Pensacola 5y ago
<consipracy theory>This is intentionally malicious activity conducted with a perfect cover story</conspiracy theory>
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Open Source Ecology(opensourceecology.org)
2 points by Pensacola 6y ago|0 comments
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by Pensacola 6y ago
The aspect of this story that fascinates me is that one could argue that DeepMind has not, in fact, solved anything. An inscrutable, black-box ML model has. While such an algorithm could ideally predict protein folding in any case, it can&#
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by Pensacola 6y ago
I'll guess not much - since the climate models have been consistently wrong. But since Covid was politically weaponized in 2020 just as climate science was politically weaponized in the 1990s, I suppose we can learn something about Cov

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