troym

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by troym 10y ago
> Imagine having to constantly fight similar urges all the time I don't have to imagine, I have a child who survived a TBI that included damage to the hypothalamus. He's never satiated, always wants food. Even with strict die
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by troym 10y ago
I'd assume it's argument chaining, e.g.: > find('elements').clear('contents').add('border')
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3D all-dielectric metamaterial solid immersion lens for subwavelength imaging(advances.sciencemag.org)
2 points by troym 10y ago|0 comments
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by troym 10y ago
iAlwaysStartGreenFieldJavascriptWithCamelCase_but_then_comes_the_json_and_all_is_lost.
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by troym 11y ago
> Code should be clear first, elegant second. I disagree: code should be correct before it is clear. And because it's so easy to mess up a for loop (for me at least), I choose list comprehensions where reasonable. > you're
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by troym 11y ago
Yes, I understand that. I guess my original question would have been better put: can the notion of "current state" be avoided with persistent data structures, and if so, how?
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by troym 11y ago
> Once you scratch a little bit the surface, you will see the extraordinary power of its persistent data structures. I've heard this repeatedly, yet in the examples I've read (for web servers and for web ui work with cljs), the
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by troym 11y ago
> So the solution is to provide drugs that somehow deaden random neurons in somewhat random parts of the brain, and hope they don't cause massive side effects down the line? The author didn't share a diagnosis, nor did he or sh
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by troym 11y ago
I tend to agree with you and I understand the distinction you're making. And yet: > but conceal or misrepresent what they've seen. That's lying. They're accomplices to the abuse and worse, perpetual enablers of it. A
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by troym 11y ago
> that, in fact, the bad actors constitute an overwhelming minority of the population This survey contradicts that assertion: http://www.aele.org/loscode2000.html From the survey: `In response to “Please describe the fi
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by troym 11y ago
There's a more, er... traditional, debugger for Golang in the works: https://github.com/derekparker/delve
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by troym 12y ago
> I'm pretty sure the side effects would be utterly intolerable even at half of that dose. I'm absolutely sure. My son takes methylphenidate for traumatic narcolepsy and hyperphagia. At ~60 kg with a 30mg dose, he's got
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by troym 12y ago
Interesting, thanks! FWIW, ambassadord has consul integration and that's something I've wanted.
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by troym 12y ago
Maybe a bit off-topic. I haven't found a satisfactory solution to having communicating containers across multiple hosts. There seems to be quite a few solutions in the making (libswarm, geard, etc). How are other people solving this
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by troym 12y ago
(3a) No, because your data model never allows physical deletes. (3b) And because you modeled up to 6NF with temporal keys, you've got the record from (1) and (2) and you know at what times they were related.
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by troym 12y ago
> Making an action undoable often more than doubles the development cost of that feature. Every time I've added the feature, it's bordered on trivial (start a timer to execute the actual delete request, show a link to cancel th
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by troym 13y ago
Would a similar suit by Pelosi also be theater to you?
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by troym 13y ago
September... 2012. See this thread (one of the longest on the mailing list atm): https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/angular/tqFZBkWPvl8 I know that doesn't answer your question directly; just want
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by troym 13y ago
I avoided routing with Angular as long as I could because my initial attempts were.. shall we say, painful (and I blame me, not Angular). When I returned to the routing bits in my app, I picked up ui-router. It's such a nice library,
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by troym 13y ago
Hayek was not a conservative. http://www.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/articles/hayek-why-...
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by troym 13y ago
It's the "blank identifier", a throw-away variable. See http://golang.org/ref/spec#Blank_identifier
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by troym 13y ago
AngularJS is too cool for babies!
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by troym 13y ago
> The idea of the tax man as a thief in the night is just silly. Oh, really? Instead of argument by assertion, let's try an idea. Your neighbor comes and takes your bicycle without your permission and won't give it back. Theft? Sure.
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by troym 13y ago
> Taking advantage of the infrastructure, market, and support of one country only to flee to a tax haven abroad is neither moral nor respectable. A thief comes into your home and takes half of your property. He's done the same with you
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Show HN: Your Shot, National Geographic Community Photography Site(yourshot.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by troym 13y ago|0 comments
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by troym 13y ago
I will not: I will not allow the ignorance that spews from Redmond to infect my software. I will not: I will not cater to users with a broken OS. I will not: I will not bother because it represents the minimal technical hurdle for Window
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by troym 13y ago
> how can they justify to give money to criminals ? Easy: they're both criminals.