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infamousclyde

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    Comment #48293171

    I am utterly repulsed by this now-pervasive staccato impact writing. LinkedIn is a quagmire for AI-generated copy.

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    Comment #48243225

    This was a great read, and a bit of a break from the noise. Kept me engaged the whole time. You’re a good guy.

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    Comment #46096829

    I’ve always used AoC as my jump-off point for new languages. I was thinking about using Gleam this year! I wish I had more profound reasons, but the pipeline syntax is intriguing a…

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    Comment #45113677

    Jon Gjengset (of MIT Missing Semester, Rust for Rustsceans, etc) shared a stream doing complex changes of increasing complexity to a geospatial math library in Rust. He’s an excell…

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    Comment #45090924

    To the author: I really enjoyed your style of writing. This had more explicit and realistic examples compared to other HN tutorials on the subject, and that made it easy to inhale …

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    Comment #44265035

    Similarly, there’s a special military unit whose motto is “Facta Non Verba”— deeds, not words. Talk is cheap!

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    Comment #42900269

    I mean… Men are faster than women in the general case. It’s not really up for debate— it’s grounded in biological differences. Testosterone is essentially a steroid that women are …

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    Comment #42900169

    My wife is an Olympian in a track event and we have also discussed this at length. CrossFit’s trademark of “the fittest on earth” for the champion of their international competitio…

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    Comment #42618871

    Thanks for your sanity. My wife is a (Canadian) Olympian and I almost feel betrayed by the level of condescension towards sports in this forum that I am normally aligned with. Like…

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    Comment #37430868

    Recently attending the World Championships for Athletics in Budapest, supporting my fiancée in the 5000m. I'm not super athletic myself, but one of the country's notable figures is…

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    Comment #37342648

    I like running (now). I never played sports growing up, and would not consider myself particularly athletic. I joined my country's military as an officer, and always found myself r…

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    Comment #37151593

    This is purely anecdotal, but I had to complete Conflict of Interest administration for concurrent outside employment while serving as an officer in the military full-time. Basical…

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    Comment #37023671

    "There Will Come Soft Rains", more or less.

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    Comment #36951304

    Well done, must have taken some fortitude.

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    Comment #36552555

    "That are still software based" is interesting. Are there hardware-based trading systems?

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    Comment #36552538

    I guess my presumption was that algorithmic trading was a very tight feedback loop, with as many controlled variables (i.e., GC) as possible, so I think it just subverted some of m…

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    Comment #36539576

    Fascinating application of the language and a terrific write-up. I would presume a GC language would normally be a disqualifying factor in real-time trading, but I think I'm coughi…

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    Comment #36094168

    This was really great, thank you so much for sharing.

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    Comment #35647106

    Oh my god, same. I'm not exactly a cybersecurity whiz, but going through the details, it was like "Is this a PCAP? Is this a PCAP?". Good lord, this was a silver platter.

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    Comment #35349453

    This is the premise of "Two Phones" by Kevin Gates. The lyrics are more or less just paraphrasing this comment.

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    Comment #34957956

    As a guy who has run basic training for recruits in the military, I would say the most common is shin splints (by far), followed by tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, IT band syndrome,…

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    Comment #34957839

    > Because professional athletes are anything but "balanced" I'm sorry, how much money do you think professional runners make that it affords them some crazy diet that the general p…

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    Comment #34955873

    > Unless you are a pro athlete (in which case you have your own dietician anyway) Why not train like a professional athlete and just eat a balanced diet, like their dieticians reco…