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keppy
2y ago
Thank you for your concern I will update it. Can I include this license after a different license still? Been wondering which one gets applied first/last.
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I Demoed Too Early
(keppylab.com)
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keppy
2y ago
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keppy
4y ago
This resonates with me. I have close friends who would be great co-founders, 3 out of 4 have moved in to camper trucks or vans. They work easy remote jobs and just enjoy life. We are mostly in our early 30s, worked in startups together over
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keppy
4y ago
You can't write off all lending that you don't see as "worth it" as a "penny box". We spend money on things like housing and cars because those things empower us to create and forge new paths ahead. Sometimes i
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keppy
5y ago
In the past you would boast if your IM software was instant/fast. We all wanted real time everything if only to push the SOTA. But the results aren't ideal; we have slack overload, zoom fatigue, gmail addiction etc. I think there
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keppy
5y ago
Let's not get too ahead of ourselves; a general AI and better brain-computer interfacing first. Then we'll see where we are at. Everything else is just snapchat/tiktok/minecraft/roblox, HTTP/HTML, and cryptogra
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12y ago
You're totally right and I think your idea could help. Somethething else that could help is cheap, decentralized forms of communication. If we want to enable real momentum for change, people need to be able to talk to each other withou
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N-gram prediction project
(rickosborne.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I was worried this submission would get deleted for being irrelevant, but I'm glad others have picked up on the theme here. There is a market for justice, but more importantly hacking is about systems; breaking them, securing them, imp
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keppy
12y ago
Recently went through this a few times, found it here on HN: http://jackschaedler.github.io/circles-sines-signals/ Made me realize how useless degrees are, why pi is used, etc.
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Three out of four Ferguson residents have arrest warrants
(huffingtonpost.com)
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keppy
12y ago
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keppy
12y ago
Others have commented that evidence of Mallory's wrong doings would not be permitted in trial. Assuming this is true, court won't work. Another thing I've gleaned is that Mallory spends incredible amounts of money to undermin
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12y ago
> Another such area of work is logical time, manifest as vector clocks, version vectors, and other ways of abstracting over the ordering of events. This idea generally acknowledges the inability to assume synchronized clocks and builds n
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keppy
12y ago
I suggest reading this article for some insight if you haven't built out a distributed system. Good hands on, practical information: http://engineering.linkedin.com/distributed-systems/log-what...
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keppy
12y ago
Yes, this is a valid and timely point. On a side note, I hope that the companies and corporations that will come out of the startup scene in Germany can help to counterbalance the over reaching. There is certainly demand for progress in the
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keppy
12y ago
As other people have stated here, security is a justified means to an end to those who practice it. I cringe a little bit whenever someone starts on the "first they came for..." monologue. Not because it isn't true, but becau
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keppy
12y ago
The currency itself is not anonymous. In fact it's a huge mistake to suggest such a thing. That would be like saying keeping a ledger at a currency trade makes the currency 'anonymous'. Since there are more avenues of trade a
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12y ago
Reflections on whiteboarding: Lately I have realized that I use google a lot less than I did in the past. I don't have to look things up as much, thus I have seen gains in speed when working on some functionality. The interesting part
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keppy
12y ago
Well if your job resembles writing on a whiteboard, solving problems, then they should make sure you can do that in the interview. Try going through some problems on a white board you'll probably enjoy it more than you assume!
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keppy
12y ago
Great material! Can we get a follow up article for seventy year olds? Not a lot out there for the elderly. Math for seventy-year-olds Thanks!
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keppy
12y ago
The Title Of This Article Makes Me Think Of Jaden Smith https://twitter.com/officialjaden
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keppy
13y ago
I worked as a dish washer and then line cook for several years. It is true, that is way 'harder' work than programming. It was actually money (or, lack of money) and a work related injury that made me make myself a hirable coder.
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keppy
13y ago
True, but many people working at Trader Joe's who pull in the higher salaries have a degree, some college education, or they have been full timers for many years. The majority make just over minimum wage (and no longer get awesome heal
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13y ago
I use this in clojure where I am interacting with the code from the repl. run-tests will execute tests for function defns wrapped with the with-test macro. This is fast and no external file or namespace needs to load just type run-tests; h
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13y ago
in clojure: (with-test (defn my-function [x y] (+ x y)) (is (= 4 (my-function 2 2))) (is (= 7 (my-function 3 4))))
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FPGA-Based Circuit Model Emulation of Quantum Algorithms
(atrak.usc.edu)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Shen/Qi was the first Fluchtpunktish lisp I ever spent time with, and I had not used any typing system outside of Typed Racket and some other hand-made implementations. I remember being amazed that the Shen type system isn't more
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keppy
13y ago
The stark difference being that no hacker has the ability to deploy a standing army, a secret police force, or secret courts for issuing secret warrants.
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keppy
13y ago
> That isn’t writing at all, it’s typing. — Truman Capote I'd like to point out that this quote was originally directed at Jack Kerouac. This possibly helped establish the myth that On The Road was actually produced in three weeks[1]. [
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keppy
13y ago
I saw this post on twitter; logged in here to make sure these words were spoken.
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