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   Streaming Joins and Nested Tables (Reactive Database Series)(adama-platform.com)

   1 points by mathgladiator 3y ago|0 comments
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   Beyond the questionable IP theft. The lesson of what you build for a company as something that may be thrown away is a good one. However, I believe the only way to actually have a sacred masterpiece is to own the company and make the compan
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   It's business, but we can also label it as predatory, unethical, immoral.
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   I live in Midwest where it gets hot and humid. I used to dread it, but no longer after doing sauna (175F for 30min) for 2 days a week... Beyond old people dying, it seems everyone is going to need to prepare for the heat.
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   I've been playing with reactive data binding via my own library and platform and it's a joy to use ( https://book.adama-platform.com/rxhtml/ref.html )
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   Ehh... my business aspiration is deeply personal: https://www.adama-platform.com/blog/ My entire "content strategy" is to write and post here. I mainly am writing for myself as I think things through.
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   My nephew did. It was light choking until he tapped out.
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   They also need rough play. Last night, I was playing with my nephew, and I was just picking him up and tossing him on the couch. Then, I was choking him out, and he was just laughing and laughing. I think about what men need most, and I&#x2
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   by mathgladiator 3y ago

   This warms my heart as I have a 37 foot travel trailer that I pull with my F250. I love driving my F250.
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    Flat and differentiable JSON for collaborative editing(adama-platform.com)

    2 points by mathgladiator 3y ago|0 comments
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    Individual freedom isn't free. Most people need to work, but achieving freedom takes a LONG time. It requires a lot of work, strategy, and discipline. If you are born in America, then it is possible in your lifetime if you don't e
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    Facebook's Folly(adama-platform.com)

    2 points by mathgladiator 3y ago|1 comments
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    It's a great feeling to leave and set off on your own journey. Beyond the feeling, it's also educational as you learn about your deficients quickly (or, in some cases, too slowly). I'm wrestling with this now as I'm buil
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    I did a full ketamine treatment... and I had a conversation with Darth Vader
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    Building a Reddit Clone with AI(adama-platform.com)

    7 points by mathgladiator 3y ago|1 comments
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    A Commitment to Freedom(adama-platform.com)

    1 points by mathgladiator 3y ago|0 comments
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    I went through these horrors and came out stronger and less fearful.
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    For context, I was 13 walking door to door asking neighbors if I could rake their yards. Fall was money. Same thing in winter with shoveling snow.
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    Does homework have to get done? Like, really? Growing up, the yard had to be done weekly. I did it, got paid, and I was able to walk to the store and buy shit. Work when done well is gratifying. The way we think about jobs sucks...
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    The truth is that we haven't solved automated all the jobs that require suffering. With the worry about AI, I was staring at my plumbing stack the other day for hours... Realizing, this is a shit job in the truest form, and I couldn&#x
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    Things have to get done. I own a house. Some time ago, my plumbing had issues. I had to go down into my basement and deal with shit. Literal shit. Work ethic is what lets you put on the "I got things to do" hat, and then you do th
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    I was raking leaves when I was 13, and I started freelancing 15... Why? Well, it started because I wanted to play Mario Kart on Super Nintendo... There is something about developing a work ethic as a young person that is important. It start
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    The first bit is interesting. I really didn't get excited about math until I had a TI89, and then I was obsessed with reverse engineering it. Eventually, I would build my own computer algebra system while doing math grad school.
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    I did poorly in high-school, and then did better in university. However, I went to a state university in a fly-over state which was limiting. It wasn't until I started a company with friends that my career took off, and now I'm se
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    A Deep Dive into Adama (As a Platform as a Service)(adama-platform.com)

    1 points by mathgladiator 3y ago|0 comments
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    I'm married (15 years), and I wish there was a hardcore mode where not even death would end it.
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    This resonates with a dry-run of my architecture ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWYgChA_aYA ). A central thesis is that that "sure, you can have all these infinitely scalable services" but then the composition
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    RxHTML started as patterns emerged while building useful things with Adama, so RxHTML is a templating language on top of a reactive document. ( https://book.adama-platform.com/rxhtml/ref.html ) My web-dev skills are fa
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    That's fair as well. Honestly, this is the first version, and I've just been surprised by how little I've had to debug things. The handful of things that I've added to RxHTML are carrying me farther than I thought.
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    by mathgladiator 3y ago

    Or the Unix way with simple layering of tools...