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keppy

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About keppy

James at KeppyLab

https://keppylab.com

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    Thank you for your concern I will update it. Can I include this license after a different license still? Been wondering which one gets applied first/last.

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    This resonates with me. I have close friends who would be great co-founders, 3 out of 4 have moved in to camper trucks or vans. They work easy remote jobs and just enjoy life. We a…

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    You can't write off all lending that you don't see as "worth it" as a "penny box". We spend money on things like housing and cars because those things empower us to create and forg…

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    In the past you would boast if your IM software was instant/fast. We all wanted real time everything if only to push the SOTA. But the results aren't ideal; we have slack overload,…

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    Let's not get too ahead of ourselves; a general AI and better brain-computer interfacing first. Then we'll see where we are at. Everything else is just snapchat/tiktok/minecraft/ro…

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    You're totally right and I think your idea could help. Somethething else that could help is cheap, decentralized forms of communication. If we want to enable real momentum for chan…

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    I was worried this submission would get deleted for being irrelevant, but I'm glad others have picked up on the theme here. There is a market for justice, but more importantly hack…

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    Recently went through this a few times, found it here on HN: http://jackschaedler.github.io/circles-sines-signals/ Made me realize how useless degrees are, why pi is used, etc.

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    Others have commented that evidence of Mallory's wrong doings would not be permitted in trial. Assuming this is true, court won't work. Another thing I've gleaned is that Mallory s…

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    > Another such area of work is logical time, manifest as vector clocks, version vectors, and other ways of abstracting over the ordering of events. This idea generally acknowledges…

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    I suggest reading this article for some insight if you haven't built out a distributed system. Good hands on, practical information: http://engineering.linkedin.com/distributed-sys…

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    Comment #9079270

    Yes, this is a valid and timely point. On a side note, I hope that the companies and corporations that will come out of the startup scene in Germany can help to counterbalance the …

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    As other people have stated here, security is a justified means to an end to those who practice it. I cringe a little bit whenever someone starts on the "first they came for..." mo…

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    The currency itself is not anonymous. In fact it's a huge mistake to suggest such a thing. That would be like saying keeping a ledger at a currency trade makes the currency 'anonym…

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    Reflections on whiteboarding: Lately I have realized that I use google a lot less than I did in the past. I don't have to look things up as much, thus I have seen gains in speed wh…

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    Comment #7984222

    Well if your job resembles writing on a whiteboard, solving problems, then they should make sure you can do that in the interview. Try going through some problems on a white board …

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    Great material! Can we get a follow up article for seventy year olds? Not a lot out there for the elderly. Math for seventy-year-olds Thanks!

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    Comment #7890808

    The Title Of This Article Makes Me Think Of Jaden Smith https://twitter.com/officialjaden

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    I worked as a dish washer and then line cook for several years. It is true, that is way 'harder' work than programming. It was actually money (or, lack of money) and a work related…