kylepdm

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by kylepdm 16d ago
His "Things I Won't Work With" series on Science ( https://www.science.org/topic/blog-category/things-i-wont-wo... ) is fun to read. The link in the article itself now unfortunately just points to the
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by kylepdm 1y ago
Very refreshing to finally see people on HN call out the ridiculousness of the "both sides" arguments when it comes to this topic.
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by kylepdm 3y ago
FYI the underlying link in that previous discussion post seems to be defunct and kind of suspicious.
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by kylepdm 4y ago
Nah, I think they just really "ship their org structure".
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by kylepdm 4y ago
I feel like the difference isn't so much that you have AI recommendations or that of a human, but rather the entire environment is fundamentally different. With Netflix or whatever Streaming Service you have you have an immense catalog
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by kylepdm 5y ago
Don't forget the keycaps: https://omnitype.com/products/gmk-dracula
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by kylepdm 5y ago
That's quite literally not how 230 works, and completely ignores the historical reasons of why 230 was created. https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200531/23325444617/hello...
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by kylepdm 6y ago
No love for the Alice and it's loving clones?
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by kylepdm 6y ago
It's a shame that the RTS is a dying genre but those three issues he states are pretty spot on of why they aren't as popular anymore. Those three issues are also some of the most defining aspects of RTS games, especially competiti
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by kylepdm 6y ago
I used to have consistent but relatively mild wrist pain from using a standard keyboard all day, but I was able to alleviate that once I switched to a split ergonomic keyboard which I made. For anyone who also wants to get their feet wet in
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by kylepdm 6y ago
Hand wiring a mechanical keyboard.
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by kylepdm 6y ago
I can't do the close face action in his cupboard but I really do appreciate folks who don't edit out their mistakes. It really helps knowing that it's ok to mistakes when you're learning to cook, that there's a lot
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by kylepdm 6y ago
Yeah I don't fully get this whole anti-Markdown sentiment. Have I ever ran into limitations with Markdown? Yes. Has Markdown ever been the reason why things were poorly documented? No. Whatever gets people to document stuff, and mainta
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by kylepdm 7y ago
Shoo-in for the Ig Nobel
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by kylepdm 9y ago
A lot of this is absolutely great advice. I struggled a lot in my first couple years of university having to get adjusted to a much more difficult learning environment that expects much more of you than what HS required. The biggest change
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by kylepdm 10y ago
How big is the Vancouver office?
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by kylepdm 10y ago
I think you've completely over looked the benefits to the individual, and society, as a whole when you allow parents to spend more time with their new born kids. It's really easy to say "hey you decided to have a kid, so that
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by kylepdm 10y ago
In this case, would the user just not resolve any DNS queries at all then if their ISP is intercepting all of them? Or am I missing something?
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by kylepdm 10y ago
Any particular reason none of the implementations just do a random pick of a pivot? This usually is good enough to prevent the O(n^2) solution that the diet implementation runs into.
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by kylepdm 10y ago
That is super sweet. It looks sort of similar to how Dwarf Fortress generates its geographies. You should look at how that game does it because it also involves creating a whole mythology and history to help generate civilizations and their
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by kylepdm 11y ago
Really? One of the "worst" places? edit: Like I completely agree with the sentiment that Vancouver is just too expensive to live in. But one of the "worst" places in the Western world is a pretty ridiculous hyperbole. Ju