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atdixon

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    Comment #46467578

    A quick clarification / extra context: This is intentionally experimental and dev-first, not a startup pitch. Games are uploaded as static artifacts and run fully sandboxed in ifra…

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    Show HN: An experimental "Vine for micro-games"

    My original idea: we have Twitter/X for text, Vine for short video... what if there were a social-style feed for user-submitted tiny browser games? * Build a game in a few hours * …

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    Comment #34877430

    It might help to imagine a different world. One in which Mary steps out of her room, sees a rose, and absolutely nothing new is added to her understandings. She already had it all …

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    Comment #34877396

    > We don’t have a word for it because we don’t see that color. I think you’re missing the argument. We can easily assign words to things we know exist. That’s not the issue. When w…

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    Comment #34857677

    You’re assuming the consumer is the one producing batches.

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    Comment #34830451

    Beautiful! Would you ever consider building/porting this to nostr? https://nostr.com/

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    Comment #34763416

    Can you just add a random query param value to bust the cache?

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    Comment #34753120

    Exactly. There’s a running joke when talking about code style of “Rich Hickey’s Java” - as the exemplar of weird style. (Which it is if you ever glance at core Clojure’s code base.…

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    Comment #34568181

    Bad analogy. The flat earth theory isn’t novel.

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    Comment #34552648

    https://www.chronos-desk.com/ Personal tasks with estimates and focused on “local first”/desktop usage.

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    Comment #26070183

    To Webmaster: How much $$ to jump first in line?

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    Comment #25375384

    A common point is being made in the threads here: "The downside of Clojure is that you need good, wise developers..." The converse of this is that good, wise developers are going t…

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    Comment #24510188

    A relevant paper to discuss alongside this one: https://www.cs.umd.edu/~gasarch/BLOGPAPERS/social.pdf Social Processes and Proofs of Theorems and Programs Even rigorous mathematics…

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    Comment #24144952

    Exactly. This is the brand of neutered, ludic probability on which The Black Swan is a holistic dump. Very ironic indeed that it leads with Taleb as the inspiration.

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    Comment #24044055

    Your engagement of the plot in any manipulable way can only come if you are not simply observing. So if you find this happening, you're doing it wrong.

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    Comment #24042483

    Similarly I tried to get myself to exercise for years and years. I must have discovered the same approach as this author. I stopped any kind of thinking about it and focused on obs…

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    Comment #23490592

    One very helpful thing to understand wrt this idea of "tacit knowledge" especially in terms of understanding and managing personal relationships... You or someone you know may very…