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pumpmylemma

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About pumpmylemma

As part of my spring cleaning, I've made a new HN account. See if you can guess my former handle...

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    Comment #3130197

    Has anyone found the contest end date? I have a project I can't put down (unfortunately), but would really like to have time to enter.

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    Comment #3115779

    https://github.com/jwagner/Neonflames

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    Comment #2667503

    I'll get down-voted -- correctly -- for saying something that adds nothing to the conversation, but YES! I think spending my childhood watching Lucas Walencheck was part of my insp…

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    Comment #2580508

    I'd really like to see a longitudinal study that models something like: log(mean_realized_income) ~ log(mean_expected_future_income) People who go into humanities don't expect to m…

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    Comment #2580482

    Joe Armstrong is a really interesting guy. I think he was my favorite interview in Coders at Work.

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    Comment #2501721

    I'm similar. I used to always listen to music while coding, but over time I realized for a lot of work, it really is a bad distraction. The only time I really listen to music while…

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    Comment #2497781

    Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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    Ask HN: Can someone link me to the cartoon about forgetting how to dream?

    It was posted on hear a while ago, but I can't seem to find it. It was made like a children's story book; the premise was that we grow up and forget childhood dreams. I hate to use…

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    Comment #2483220

    As far as I'm aware, no. That's why RightAWS said they get an F for communication.

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    Comment #2482808

    I don't think it was a symptom of routing synchronization specifically, but I'd be curious to know if it was a case of unexpected and undesired synchronization. (E.G. An independen…

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    Comment #2482389

    http://ee.lbl.gov/papers/sync_94.pdf I posted this yesterday, with the conjecture that it may have been a sudden sync problem. It's a good read.

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    Comment #2479272

    When the dust settles, I'd be curious to know whether some unexpected and accidental synchronization occurred that put EC2 into it's mangled state.

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    Comment #2456616

    Also how do you meet programming partners. It's been my experience that trying to find a good person to work with is like dating. If you're actively trying to find someone, you see…

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    Comment #2456509

    Something I really enjoyed recently: Common sense is that which tells us the world is flat. --Stuart Chase

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    Comment #2454204

    I was. Thanks for the great link!

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    Comment #2452887

    1) Explicit privacy policy that never stores DNS requests on a per-client basis. I haven't followed the ISP retention laws but they seemed to be getting more and more ominous. 2) W…

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    Comment #2452153

    I mentioned this in the Poker thread. (If I had time right now, I'd consider implementing it.) I would like and would use a DNS service that 1) did not keep any record of my querie…

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    Comment #2451796

    Okay. This makes me want to indulge in youthful indignation. If I saw this and was at a company like OpenDNS, I'd start considering saying "No. Sorry. We're going reverting back to…

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    Comment #2447369

    Felipe Fernandez-Armesto has a good book called Civilization: Culture, Ambition, and the Transformation of Nature that talks a lot about this, among other things. http://www.amazon…

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    Comment #2434220

    How different is this PDF from the book version? (see: http://www.amazon.com/Purely-Functional-Structures-Chris-Oka... ) Regardless, thanks for the link.

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    Comment #2422009

    See wealth of background material: http://boom.cs.berkeley.edu/papers.html

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    Comment #2405267

    Part I really caught my attention when it was posted a week or so ago. I've never really learned about music but it seems like a lot of programmers really like composing music. (Ac…