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    Comment #40186455

    Excellent interview with Bob on this book that's worth a listen: https://corecursive.com/032-bob-nystrom-on-building-an-inter...

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    Comment #36705708

    I genuinely can't tell if you are being serious or not. Are you not familiar with Britain's and Ireland's "relationship"?

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    Comment #35888605

    Looks like the author has it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License and so the work is to be used it its entirety only. So I guess if yo…

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    Comment #35057496

    From a comment by the author: > Also, I can't justify why, but my gut feeling is that the database should be an order of magnitude faster than Python, provided the implementation w…

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    Comment #33787363

    I'm super excited for this, but also scared. These little puzzles are such a dopamine hit that I can't really be productive until I have that day solved. As the month progresses an…

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    Comment #32711874

    Reminds me of Cory Doctorow's last story in Radicalized: "Masque of the Red Death". summary from Wikipedia: A wealthy financier builds and manages a doomsday vault, designed to wit…

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    Comment #32674137

    Everything Linus produces just blows me a way. Especially loved his C64 organ [0] and also maybe the only "cool" NFT I've ever seen [1] (basically the source code for the demo is e…

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    Comment #31488181

    Econ PhDs are funded

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    Comment #31447309

    Even if this does work, I'd imagine there is a pretty high selection bias. Therapy is work. Journalling is work. Changing is work and really takes commitment. Taking a pill isn't s…

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    Comment #31431838

    Unauthorized cheese, anyone?

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    Comment #31420487

    I mean isn't C ubiquitous enough that it is essentially language agnostic? Or is your suggestion that is should be purely pseudocode?

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    Comment #31229525

    For myself, the one positive outcome has been more empathy for others. I do count that as a super power (that comes at a crippling cost)

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    Comment #31227744

    Oh you didn't read the article?

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    Comment #30112391

    Doing it only in Chrome? Having easy buttons for certain snippets? The author didn't make this to be a vim replacement. I don't think this would be a daily or main editor, but seem…

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    Comment #30021930

    Nothing really. He addresses this in his post. But also the purpose isn't to sell the song (it's already creative commons). Purely just a commemorative token (and the only one he p…

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    Comment #30010396

    Linus Akesson (big in the C64 demoscene) created the only good example of an NFT I've come across [1]. In the token he puts the source code to his "A Mind Is Born Demo" which compi…

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    Comment #29968156

    Yeah I mean I unironically like doing this at times. Texture contrast is great!

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    Comment #29875833

    Right, it's not something unique to corporations. It's a consequence of concentrated power

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    Comment #29875569

    Not a shocker that corruption ruins things. I guess then the question is how you can design a broadly distributed system that removes the incentives for corruption and minimizes it…

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    Comment #29872705

    Work. Meetings. Normal corporate hell

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    Comment #29872620

    Really cool idea. Saved it to my home screen. Only thing is that is that the questions feel like roadblocks. For instance, last night I got 6 hours of sleep and it says I should co…

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    Comment #29429185

    Actually nice to have in the background. Reminds me of a (sometimes poorly) translated book of Russian fairy tales my dad gave to me as a kid

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    Comment #29317436

    Yeah you weren't kidding. "Heavy", to say the least

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    Comment #29238960

    Another cool gradient descent visualization tool: https://distill.pub/2017/momentum/

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    Comment #29011136

    Surprised that Livraria Lello in Porto, Portugal wasn't mentioned. Absolutely stunning to visit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livraria_Lello