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by riskycodes 3mo ago
I think there's also the opposite – there are a number of places in large marathons allocated for "good for age" entrants, which I would guess are more likely to be taken up by people at the younger end of those buckets.
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by riskycodes 3y ago
I have been considering the latter (accolades and/or naming things after tax-payers) as something that is severely under-utilised in most places.
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by riskycodes 3y ago
Yeah, but you opt in, and you receive a share of it (in their altcoin) if you do.
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by riskycodes 3y ago
I agree with his point about the films being a snapshot of history, but the examples of ET and Roald Dahl highlight for me the issue. Dahl’s language isn’t very friendly, and the guns in ET are scary and arguably inappropriate, but the film
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by riskycodes 4y ago
This is great!
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by riskycodes 4y ago
Your story is true, but I think this is far too broad a loss to be something like that, even providing a smokescreen. An article I wrote has been lost, and there's nothing controversial in there!
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by riskycodes 4y ago
I think this was true in the past, but communities like Premodern, cEDH and, of course, Old School, have managed to sidestep this issue: in the case of Premodern and Old School by sidestepping new releases, and for cEDH by being lenient on
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by riskycodes 4y ago
This is absolutely incredible. Love this technology.
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by riskycodes 4y ago
This is really cool!
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by riskycodes 4y ago
It’s done Flashback Standard a few times, with preconstructed decks. I forget whether you have a choice over decks. They’re really fun if you have the nostalgia, but for newer players who want know, for example, what Affinity or Caw-Blade S
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by riskycodes 4y ago
We pay Heroku thousands of dollars a month for our Staging and Production environments, and one of the reasons we chose them is that we can spin up a toy widget or proof of concept in seconds for free : we probably do a few of those a day,
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by riskycodes 4y ago
Exactly the same thing happened to me (though not with BitBucket) - I'm glad you too were able to find relief!
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by riskycodes 4y ago
Yeah, this is awesome!
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by riskycodes 5y ago
OP here. I'm very grateful to hear of any bugs and/or suggestions for improvement. This was developed as a toy demonstration of some of the principles covered in my SXSW Presentation on Generative Atmospheric music: https:&#x2F
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Show HN: Turn your Wordle score into music(wordle-to-music.herokuapp.com)
3 points by riskycodes 5y ago|1 comments
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by riskycodes 5y ago
And we've come full-circle back to the Atari ST family of computers!
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by riskycodes 5y ago
This is an excellent point. I think the point that the article is trying to make is that people's motivations are divided and we can't expect to change them. If we can find ways to harness the products of scientific or exploration
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by riskycodes 5y ago
I agree with a number of the comments here that this is a false dichotomy in terms of the technology itself (as mypastself says, Nanofabrication and fusion reactors are both “cool” and “cozy”), but understanding that people's motivatio
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by riskycodes 5y ago
Ironically, while this is a very data-driven piece of research, the fact that it chimes with how most people (especially within the HN crowd) 'feel' will make it more persuasive! I hope that some of this trend is due to the accept
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by riskycodes 5y ago
Excellent article - narratively compelling but also very interesting!
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by riskycodes 5y ago
Yup, I’ll take the L here. I guess I did do that. I thought it was different because I wasn’t really making assumptions about segaboy81’s character, but I can see how it’s similar enough. Thanks.
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by riskycodes 5y ago
Thanks, I hope I do too. The last two years have been tough for a lot of people, but I’m a work in progress. I hope you find happiness, dominotw.
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by riskycodes 5y ago
I think you have the wrong person. The big giveaway is that this is posted on TheVentury.com and he references being CTO of TheVentury.
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by riskycodes 5y ago
Do you mean this? https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/08/op-ed-how-i-gave-up-...
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by riskycodes 5y ago
I mean it. Criticising the content of article is fine. However, making mean and baseless pop-psych ad hominem assumptions about someone you've never met? That's unnecessary. I hope that segaboy81 finds a balance in their life wher
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by riskycodes 5y ago
I'm sure that lots of the HN community will have made suggestions – please drop your links here, so we can take a look!
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SXSW PanelPicker voting now open(panelpicker.sxsw.com)
1 points by riskycodes 5y ago|1 comments
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by riskycodes 6y ago
I also had this exact thought.
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by riskycodes 6y ago
This looks very useful. Good luck with your pursuit!
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by riskycodes 6y ago
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