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Show HN: Forge-GPU – 55 C lessons for SDL's GPU API, built with Claude Code(github.com)
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by leobelle 13y ago
My favorite reply so far. I'm 37 and am starting to worry. I haven't run into any issues yet. I have noticed though that experience become a liability. If you wrote JavaScript for IE 6, a lot of the optimizations and things one di
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by leobelle 13y ago
I seem to pretty much always get a higher score by button mashing, or going up down left right in rotation than by trying to figure it out. :(
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by leobelle 13y ago
You can also just always click the "link" and reply directly to a reply there.
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by leobelle 13y ago
> take a look at the school her or she attended and stop interviewing people from that school, problem solved. This is really bad advice, because much about learning programming is about an individual effort. It has little if anything to
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by leobelle 13y ago
A master's degree, assuming no experience, is more like a warning signal for someone who's stayed in academics too long and has no practical skill. It's like you're hiring a really expensive junior developer if they&#x27
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by leobelle 13y ago
> anything else Noogle Now related. I like Noogle so much I might write up a quick chrome extension that turns Google into Noogle everywhere.
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by leobelle 13y ago
This has very little to do with Python developers deciding between version 2.7 and 3.x. If you wrote a library or an app in Python 3.x packagers should require the appropriate version of Python as a dependency. Sam with v2. Developers shoul
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by leobelle 13y ago
Where mastering hopefully means to just avoid them whenever possible.
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by leobelle 13y ago
The title takes a reasonably interesting boat and ruins it with inane link bait. Sometimes when you try to make something great look bigger than it is you've ruined it.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4499435 https://aboutmybrowser.com/ http://www.browser-details.com/
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by leobelle 13y ago
That's not true at all. If you use secure encryption to store plain text, and proper use of HTTPs to transfer said text, that's secure. It's not as bad as obfuscated text. What you've said is just plain untrue. One probl
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by leobelle 13y ago
Twisted is a library you might want to use if you want to write non-blocking code. So you would care a great deal if this wasn't python 3 if you wanted to use python 3. Mercurial is an application you use to version control your source
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by leobelle 13y ago
> Who the hell thinks it's OK to store non-encrypted passwords in this day and age? The post gave no indication how Cricketer was storing the passwords. They may very well be stored encrypted. You can send plain text passwords back
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by leobelle 13y ago
I meant you should use a different domain for static content on your marketing page, and I'm not lamenting anything. Just giving you some advice. Ghostery has been installed over 1 million times just in Chrome. Any one has ghostery ins
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by leobelle 13y ago
Ghostery blocks w3counter so it blocked pretty much everything on the actual site, maybe use a static domain that isn't blocked by ghostery. :O
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by leobelle 13y ago
Pretty interesting idea, good luck! Customer service and returns are pretty important though.
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by leobelle 13y ago
My thoughts. lobste.rs is the only really remotely viable alternative to HN and it doesn't have near that many upvotes for items on the front page, but it has some discussion.
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by leobelle 13y ago
> by designing a product that all ages can use they reserve a place in the mind of the next generation of smartphone users. It's nice they make user friendly phones, but I don't think your logic works out like that.
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by leobelle 13y ago
Misery isn't a zero sum game. We can all have infinite amounts of misery.
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by leobelle 13y ago
I definitely am not eating enough vegetables and too much starch, which I know I have to change. Thanks for your other tips.
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by leobelle 13y ago
I get up at 4 am every day and eat breakfast. I still overeat. I've swung back and forth between 280lbs and 220lbs for the last 5 years. I'm currently around 250lbs. I've been under 260lbs for almost 2 years now and I still h
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by leobelle 13y ago
Yeah well it's not like I love being fat. We all know fat is bad, and I wish I had less of it, but it's not like my adipose is going to go away by scaring it with more bad news about why it sucks to be fat. Once you're fat, n
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by leobelle 13y ago
Thank you for your replies to my questions! For what it's worth I love the redis interface and appreciate your indepth information.
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by leobelle 13y ago
No it doesn't apply, and thus the substance of whatever you've said doesn't appeal to me. It fails a heuristic of mine I'll call "throws out false accusations after misrepresenting what I've said".
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by leobelle 13y ago
> people have voted with their wallets and have said that Legos are worth greater than the sum of their parts That's half a quote. The point you misquoted was very specific, regarding Legos being priced higher than their material co
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by leobelle 13y ago
> "and Legos are selling because they're priced appropriately" Nope never said that, show me where I said this.
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by leobelle 13y ago
If it's not AP or CP, then what is the value? Cassandra is eventually consistent. Consistency is pretty important. It seems like Redis Cluster doesn't have consistency, nor availability, nor partition tolerance. Maybe I misunderst
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by leobelle 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand what your point is. I explained why Legos are not overpriced, and made some probably unnecessary judgement statements about why people would call it overpriced. I didn't say Legos are not overpriced beca
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by leobelle 13y ago
Thanks for answering questions, any comments or progress on aphyr's complaints about using proven algorithms for Redis replication? [1] [1] http://aphyr.com/posts/307-call-me-maybe-redis-redux

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