jgautsch

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by jgautsch 5mo ago
Extremely well said. This lesson has never been more urgently important than now.
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by jgautsch 8mo ago
I've been watching Dagger with great interest, although have not moved production workloads to it (nor, admittedly, even committed an afternoon to setting up any workflows/graphs). Passive comment readers should be aware that ^shy
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by jgautsch 9mo ago
Yes, the whole thing. The only thing in the entire repo I wrote was the CLAUDE.md, which was the only file at the beginning. I just fire up `claude` and say "Have fun!". The only other nudge I've given it is once encouraging
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Show HN: Discontinuum – An Interactive Fiction made during Claude's "20% Time"(discontinuum.delmar.dev)
5 points by jgautsch 9mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: 20-Pct-Time(github.com)
2 points by jgautsch 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jgautsch 2y ago
Interval trees or ordered segment sets are the "correct" answer but sometimes you can accept constraints in your domain that radically simplify– for example, with equipment availability and time slots, you may have a fixed window
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by jgautsch 4y ago
Some users do, and they're right. Talk to those ones often, it's much faster than the full build/measure/learn ceremony.
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by jgautsch 5y ago
Hey congrats on launching– Wanted to drop a note from someone who has been burned: avoid .xyz domains like the plague. They can revoke your control of the domain at any time if you end up on a spamhaus (etc.) list. This happened to me even
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by jgautsch 6y ago
You can add a kill/shutdown message handler and move your state somewhere else before the process dies.
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by jgautsch 8y ago
I haven’t inspected it myself (I’m on mobile atm) but usually that kind of thing is an animated SVG. You can animate SVG nodes with CSS just like HTML
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by jgautsch 8y ago
Professor Philip Wadler has a fantastic talk titled "Propositions as Types" that introduces the Curry-Howard correspondence, some history behind it and ideas following it. In fact it's one of my favorite talks. Well worth a w
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by jgautsch 8y ago
I use Calibre on desktop, sync’d to dropbox, and use the Marvin app on my phone. I like it a lot better than the iBooks app. It has features like search and tagging/collections. The only thing it doesn’t do that I wish it did was hand
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by jgautsch 8y ago
Looks like the High Growth Handbook is available online for free: http://growth.eladgil.com/book/introduction/how-to-use-this-...
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by jgautsch 9y ago
Pretty nice. I'm still in the market for a good lander builder. initial feedback: - I can't figure out how to change the image in a template, close to giving up - more templates please - and maybe more content in the templates (ea
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by jgautsch 9y ago
I wonder if there are any companies aggregating some sort of book of faces.
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by jgautsch 9y ago
No. Many SMTP servers are set to reply with "250 ok" for any provided RCPT TO address.
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SEC Issues Staff Letter Detailing Concerns Related to Crypto ETFs and Mutual Funds(scannavinolamb.com)
2 points by jgautsch 9y ago|0 comments
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by jgautsch 9y ago
Whenever people compare Tether to fractional reserve banking it ignores important details. Some important differences: - Your bank tells you it's fractional reserve, Tether tells you they're full-reserve (deception for financial g
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by jgautsch 9y ago
Perhaps people aren't rational all the time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias#Persistence_...
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by jgautsch 9y ago
That would be lucky, not smart. If a bank took my deposit to a casino and put it all on black, they'd go to jail whether they won or lost. The risk of holding a tether should be reflected in its price. If the underlying asset is bitcoi
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by jgautsch 9y ago
Some economists would argue that "zillions of IOUs" is basically the precursor to currency/money. Then you just need a consistent unit, and that ability to trade/transact (which is a solved problem). > Graeber propose
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by jgautsch 9y ago
The difference between a cryptocurrency backed by something and a MySQL database is that in the former case, underlying value is indeed centralized, but in the latter, both underlying value and the exchange of stake in that value is central
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by jgautsch 9y ago
Why would it change value relative to the underlying asset backing it? Counterparty risk? And what sorts of fees and taxes are you referring to?
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Integration Testing React and Redux(engineering.classdojo.com)
1 points by jgautsch 9y ago|0 comments
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RFC2550: Y10K and Beyond (1999)(tools.ietf.org)
1 points by jgautsch 9y ago|0 comments
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by jgautsch 10y ago
There may be incentive soon enough, via ACOs and bundled payment programs. When dollars saved go to the bottom line, folks start trying to save dollars.
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by jgautsch 10y ago
Do you have a recommendation on the best way to learn to be effective at this craft? Did you learn on the job or from some other resources?
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by jgautsch 11y ago
One use case of having URL in the state (from the lib's README: https://github.com/jlongster/redux-simple-router ) is that you can snapshot/serialize the app state, and load it up later and see the same thing.
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by jgautsch 11y ago
> I'm now wondering if the first direction (state->url) couldn't just be thought of as a component. It just extracts parts of state and renders it into a string. The other direction would then be an action. The specific comp
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by jgautsch 11y ago
Two things I've found beneficial are: In a single page app, your client routes (representing individual views) don't have to map directly to your server side routes, which gives you the ability to have pages/views that don&#x

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