keyboardwarrior

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Show HN: PythonInsideHTML, Render Python 3.6 inside HTML(github.com)
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
Very true, culture is a type of information system and it depends on distribution, so at some point the cause of alot of problems lies at corporate media production creating a positive feedback loop of shitty culture (low quality informatio
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
Not just your phone, my 4790k froze. Like jesus.
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
People confuse marketing with innovation. Ask the creator of sliced "wonder" bread.
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
I think the mindset is valid but the people behind it are inconsistent, if your locale is being around indignous african people. Then killing and enslaving them kinda goes against the whole "act local" thing. Thereby making them i
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
very dark yet very accurate
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
RPN style thinking is also something i feel that helped. Because "thinking" has the inputs on tape/memory already, so its matter of bandwidth and pre-processing. i.e "lets do the integratation" becomes "integ
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
Programming and math start at opposite ends but will eventually meet in the middle, they both deal with computation (modification through time). Only math as a language originates from past assertions to model a determinant factor, while pr
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by keyboardwarrior 10y ago
The language of computation is now a common tongue and of course there will be people who master it poorly or who you perhaps would call inferior. I think this speaks more for the "inferiors" (programmers) not against it. You can
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
"Most of the officers I talk to are motivated by a strong sense of right and wrong." is total opposite of "There are plenty of calm, humble, balanced police officers." Its a coinflip wether you belong to the right or the
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
What if each observer hold its scale as a state (like a ear mark), so the thing is observer independent. Sounds like a universe to me.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Well yea because a dimension is infinitely divisiable. so a dimension can hold infinite dimensions within it. like i.e numbers.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
You might have looked at the code but i dont think you know what you are looking at. comparing it to a database is just silly. There is no "state", the state gets created and verified by transactions. What this means is that inte
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Lets not fool ourselves into thinking this is about security. We are talking about microsoft here. its not like they would ever break anti-trust...
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Wouldnt touch neo4j with a ten foot pole. Between the orientdb/neo4j dick swinging contest and the whole oreilly "graph database" book for pure fluff. I am left with a very bad taste in my mouth. It tries to do the whole vend
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
The other side of the story is that they probably want a consistent approach to education, having people go "unconventional" as they say. might work but it also might backfire. Its like being on the bleeding edge.You might bleed.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
More like sparse array.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Why would we want bitcoin to be relegated to a black market only use? Bitcoin is more valid money then paper currency. we can directly verify the creation of the transaction.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
The Church of HTML send thy 10 commandments. Only the purest of websites will make it to our kingdom. obey you heathens.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
It sounds like biologic growth, processes bootstrapped to other processes.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
IBM did a study on this, i think they call it the doherty treshold, or maybe just the show "halt and catch fire". it assumes that anything under 400ms response can add to the addictiveness of a user interface. http://ww
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
feel free to replace model with dogma, when talking about politicians
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Completely agree, you can spot the competent programmer from miles away who was atleast some opensource projects he thinks of as "hobbies" in his portfolio. companies dont care what you think you can do, because you have a degree.
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
What seperates this javascript module from other javascript modules? besides convenience what kind of value adds it to a business? javascript is typically something you shouldnt focus on as open source experience imo. so many people doing i
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Who says anything about freelance work. People think experience = programming + being paid. experience = programming if you can show a active github profile with clean code that shows you are pro-active or a expert in stack or domain, why w
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Personality grows out of the environment you are in. Teaching personal responsibility to someone who is on the street associating with gangs can be a lost cause. I think prison can serve to change someones environment to such levels that th
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by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
Tend to agree with this. For instance big porn sites, where every byte count, rarely has major bloat.