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abenedic
8y ago
Of course it is obvious, it is just that almost no one online believes that the information contained within is worth enough to subscribe, and there is not a frictionless way to compensate the other the $0.03 cents worth of value I potentia
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abenedic
8y ago
A person might make a language so they can learn to make a language. How could Lua exist if a person had no idea the tradeoffs in implementing various languages? You do not know the person's reasons.
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abenedic
8y ago
The source is actually pretty readable, do you have a git repository anywhere so others can contribute?
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abenedic
8y ago
Not really a comment on the topic, but I feel like name pollution is becoming a bigger and bigger deal recently. With Dropbox's Naultilus and DragonflyBSD and Google's Dragonfly, and like a hundred other examples, things can only
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abenedic
8y ago
As a meta comment, I really like how active Stepha(e?)n is on internet forums. And the energy around Rust is pretty intense. I feel like in there, people are unwilling to try to embrace some of the nuance in the arguments that some people
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abenedic
8y ago
Regardless of the person's reaction, they do make a very good point. There is a weird thing that happens when you criticize Rust on HN or Reddit where lots of people jump in to prove that any criticism is invalid. I like Rust well eno
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abenedic
8y ago
These are only weird if you give them weird names like the author. Teens have been doing the same things forever.
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abenedic
8y ago
You should maybe feel bad. Maybe not. In your first month, you should have had what? 20-ish days to get around the monorepo. Look to the bug tracker. Ask your manager for projects or idea about things to work on. Sorry to say it, but you
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abenedic
8y ago
> I have never had any regrets. You have lived a very charmed life.
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abenedic
8y ago
I think the idea from a corporate perspective has always been the idea of a programmer as an industrial worker. Just as dispensable, and just as replaceable. Luckily reality has not borne that out.
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abenedic
8y ago
> ever met someone in finance who studied for months to get ready for an interview? me neither. I have. My roommate in college. A lot of students in his group studied very year for internships with finance companies.
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abenedic
8y ago
So, HN has a culture of not explaining down votes, but in this case I can only reason that it is because I said "fuck China". I do not know what experience the down voter has had with China. Myself I made the mistake of loving a
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8y ago
> Listening to spoken English is not easy for non native speakers Thank you for saying this. You clearly have a good understanding of English(far better than mine at least). I feel like this is an area that is glossed over. For every
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abenedic
8y ago
Myself, I would say this is 80% correct. The bigger deal is the spectral convergence of the trapezoidal sum for periodic entire functions.
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abenedic
8y ago
I am getting some other spam. I will say my friend came up with the abbreviation of Kazakhstani Secret Military Aptitude Police. That was not the official title, but how my friend characterized our work. Myself I worry that I have said to
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8y ago
I think it a little funny that you are attacked for this. Personally I have a hate for China due to nationalistic reasons, perhaps unreasonably. But it is good to question the source of information. After all that is the idea of a free pre
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8y ago
I have found from the opposite way that the English alphabet is not so dissimilar to the Cyrillic. Once you get past that a bectop is a vector, and everything is nearly the same. I find there is a vitality in the region that I cannot find
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8y ago
I have wondered about this in the context of future secrets, I have enjoyed that someone else has thought about the present case and come to not dissimilar conclusions as myself. I do wonder about research into future secrets, and coordina
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8y ago
> It's mostly men, white guys in my city I am sorry, I am not American, though I live here. Does this not in itself contribute to the uncomfortable feelings of women and minorities in your city?
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abenedic
8y ago
Sorry to the person who PM'ed me on other media, KSMAP was a phonetic translation. I cannot myself translate it faithfully.
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abenedic
8y ago
Thank you for commenting, I have not lived in a way to understand the tradeoffs. I do not mean to miss understand. Where I am from I worked with many women in tech, who all graduated from technical universities. I do not know. I hear a lot
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8y ago
So, I am a person who wishes there was a proper article I could read for this. I don't know how much this matters to people, but I can understand written English far far better than I can understand spoken English. I know auto-transl
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8y ago
That is a point not oft appreciated. There is a price at which your bank can maximally use your funds. The should use them at that rate. So what is the rate, and what is the bank that allows that?
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8y ago
A person who thinks in such terms must inherently be an artifact of the past. How else could one imagine the future properly? Attacking satellites of any type, is an inherent dismissal of the idea that there could be a peaceful purpose of
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8y ago
Where I grew up, there is a majority group with fair skin, later(possibly incorrectly) attributed to the fact that they worked in the fields less. The minority group is darker skinned. If you train any reasonable machine learning model on
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abenedic
8y ago
A thing more oft than not forgotten about war, is the individual element. I was in my countries armed forces, while necessary. I saw many different types of commanders during that time. One thing not to forget is that a person is still a
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I have been in both, albeit in BC during fall two years past, and Newfoundland in summer eight years ago. In Newfoundland, I was purple in minutes, but in BC I was relatively okay for two hours for my lesson. So I do disagree humbly.
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8y ago
As a person trained in maths, I feel like this is a little to in itself. There are many scenarios where a similar thing happens. When I was digging ditches during KSMAP there were many periods where you get into the groove another speaks a
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So I am not Bulgarian, and not currently in that hemisphere. That said I feel as though this is unfair to many in the ex-Soviet blok countries. There was a push in many to force equality of the genders, which may or may not have been misgu
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8y ago
Maybe for tech device things we should have two separate tracks, one for wealthy snd people who can modify devices and one for poor and people who cannot. Even my Thnkpad laptop under Ubuntu has a setting for 10% brightness which is far to
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