hrrld

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by hrrld 1mo ago
tmducken creator here, this is so rad to see - duckdb is a monster for sql on csv.
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by hrrld 4mo ago
No, you're right, we don't want to get rid of it; it's great.
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by hrrld 6mo ago
In practice we use `ds/filter-column` and `ds/filter` much more than `select-rows`. The sell isn't about typing a few more or a few less characters, it's about doing data science functionally.
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by hrrld 2y ago
Ha! Too late: https://coffeescript.org/announcing-coffeescript-2/
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by hrrld 2y ago
Cool! Maybe put the pictures at the top instead of the bottom. (:
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by hrrld 3y ago
Related (?): https://github.com/cnuernber/dtype-next/blob/master/test/tec...
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by hrrld 3y ago
That's cool - we've used bidi for years on lots of projects and have always just built our links w/ string concatenation. Formalizing this more makes a lot of sense. With SPAs we've put a decent amount of thought into th
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by hrrld 3y ago
The answer to the rhetorical titular question is 'some probably have, but not in general, no'. The business logic goes in a .cljc file, and the frontend and backend are both written in Clojure, so it doesn't matter if the com
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by hrrld 3y ago
In my experience, it's surprisingly helpful to have knowledge of Java libraries and an understanding of Java classes, objects, etc... when working in the JVM with Clojure. Otherwise, one would need to spend time understanding streams a
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by hrrld 3y ago
It's great. Certainly matured a lot in the last 7 years. Of course, still small relative to other language communities (esp. JS and Python), but for web backends it's wonderful. http-kit is a solid server with a nice simple design
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by hrrld 11y ago
For one-dimensional problems (Like forward generation of word sequences) there are definite comparisons to be made. In my experience (having used both nets and markov processes in computational creativity), nets hold more promise for higher
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by hrrld 11y ago
I giggled at `A/10` ... Thank you for that.
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by hrrld 11y ago
I felt the same. I found the following by perusing the first few search results for obvious search terms: http://www.quora.com/What-is-a-good-strategy-for-Risk-the-bo... It might be a good start at answering the questions r
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by hrrld 11y ago
I have thought about this quite a bit and I believe that this particular pairing, Nietzsche with Family Circus, is at least especially good (if not uniquely good). For me, Family Circus was never really enjoyable. Somehow that makes Nietzsc
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by hrrld 11y ago
Reminds me of one of my all-time favorites: http://www.nietzschefamilycircus.com/
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by hrrld 11y ago
This looks fun! Has anyone experimented with trying to avoid aliasing? I would guess it would not make the programs _much_ longer, and could drastically 'improve' the output quality. I put improve in quotes because the gnarly arti
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by hrrld 11y ago
Super-interesting article, thank you for sharing. Two great quotes from near the bottom... "At this point in the project we have Super Mario Brothers 1 running mostly on native code, although not very highly optimized. We've learn
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by hrrld 12y ago
I like it. You might enjoy this: http://phrogz.net/css/distinct-colors.html
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by hrrld 12y ago
Cute.
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by hrrld 12y ago
Nice explanation. (:
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by hrrld 12y ago
http://viewsourcecode.org/why/redhanded/images/hoodblink.gif I miss _why.
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by hrrld 12y ago
This is neat. Thanks for making and sharing this. So far I have been using site44 ( http://www.site44.com/ ) to accomplish this already. I see that you guys have built some node apps to make deploying and rolling back easy, w
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by hrrld 13y ago
Yes.
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by hrrld 13y ago
I'm working on a simplest-possible rss reader you can actually host yourself (locally, and trivially) with node: https://github.com/harold/rss-box I've been using it exclusively since the Google Reader shutdo
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by hrrld 13y ago
I have been programming my own replacement: https://github.com/harold/rss-box It's fun to hack, and works well enough for me now. Come check it out.
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by hrrld 13y ago
Thanks for the pointer.
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Show HN: rss-box, a simple web-based rss reader you can host yourself with node
7 points by hrrld 13y ago|2 comments
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by hrrld 15y ago
An apt, but tragically late, entry into an important discussion. I mean, downhillbattle.org closed up shop years ago. Gibson ( http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.07/gibson.html ) recognized it at that time too.
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by hrrld 15y ago
And by you, you mean I.
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by hrrld 16y ago
An all time favorite of mine! (:

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