Viewing profile — jejones3141
jejones3141
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Feb 22, 2012, 12:17 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 542
- Public activity
- 387 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About jejones3141
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #47595392
Gotta keep that applications barrier to entry going...
-
comment
Comment #42688791
Yes. I suspect that the term "Latinx" was invented by some gringx.
-
comment
Comment #40738607
Growing up in Moore, Oklahoma in the 1960s and 1970s, my mother frequented the C.R. Anthony's store in the City of Moore Shopping Center. They used pneumatic tubes; the person at t…
-
comment
Comment #40669712
CanCon 2.0?
-
comment
Comment #39739604
What kind of hardware would one need to use the model with reasonable performance?
-
comment
Comment #38709669
Darn. Now nobody can attach it to a car, like in the urban legend.
-
comment
Comment #38281158
How does one debug with GnuCOBOL?
-
comment
Comment #37316175
I can only speak for myself, but Python struck me as much simpler to learn and understand than Perl. Also, my hatred for sigils burns with the heat of a million suns, going back to…
-
comment
Comment #37278343
12:30, the Mamas and the Papas
-
comment
Comment #37197447
Libraries bring author $$$/reader down considerably.
-
comment
Comment #37168968
True. We'll see. I run VMs on the computer, so it's nice to have the RAM anyway and I might as well max it out.
-
comment
Comment #37165012
Nice. Just ordered the 64 GB of RAM to max out my computer w/5600G at 128.
-
comment
Comment #37116297
Ah. Thanks. Yes, "accolade" in English is an award or privilege, or the tap you get with a sword when you become a knight.
-
comment
Comment #37111950
I'm curious. What is "accolade-free code"? It's referenced and highlighted as if it had a link but it doesn't, and Google appears to think it's a hapax legomenon (or whatever the e…
-
comment
Comment #37083789
Sigh. Now I have to track down a copy of The Memluks' album Partida, so I can listen again to their classic "Joe's Thymus" (inspired, I'm sure, by the Readers' Digest "I am {Joe's,…
-
comment
Comment #36924774
Perhaps the thing to do is put it in a git repository, so people can retrieve the version they want.
-
comment
Comment #36776204
To schools that have motivation to actually educate children?
-
comment
Comment #36313840
If you refactor, how does that affect email searches including pre-refactor subject lines?
-
comment
Comment #36264987
It's the difference between evaluating all the elements of a list, consing them, and returning it all at once and evaluating the elements one at a time (i.e. lazy evaluation). Save…
-
comment
Comment #35704017
Whoa, man, that's too sharp, too piercing...
-
comment
Comment #35546125
The article mentions Steven Newman, author of Worldwalk. Neat guy. I met him in West Des Moines (or maybe Clive?) when he was promoting his book, and got an autographed copy, which…
-
comment
Comment #35445620
Without a desire for self-preservation? I hope not. If nothing else, if I spend $$$$ on a self-driving car, I want it to have some sense of self-preservation, so it won't obey rand…
-
comment
Comment #35429539
Has anyone tried to run it under WINE?
-
comment
Comment #35223466
The intent, as I understand it, is that "declaration should look like use", so that the base type is on the left. If you declare int *foo; then *foo is an int. IMHO the existence o…
-
comment
Comment #34948122
I agree that in C, the disciplined use of goto is the way to go, but the "ok so far" version could be better written: if (oksofar) { oksofar = something_done = do_something(bar); }…