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thecoppinger
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About thecoppinger
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Comment #45650636
> trying things that were beyond my ability to implement technically but within the bounds of my conceptual understanding This is a really neat way of describing the phenomenon I'v…
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Comment #44999940
Right there with you :)
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Comment #42659590
Jeff Yass, see: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/28/us/politics/trump-tik-tok...
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Comment #42628719
Here's an excellent lecture that drives this point home: "Physics in the Interest of Society Lecture 2019: John Parmentola" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx-55BhuFks
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Comment #39809201
I read somewhere years ago that each subsequent recall of a memory is remembering the last time you recalled it—in a sense, an entropy-like phenomenon called memory reconsolidation…
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Comment #38438942
Yep: this is by intention. Here's the logic: - I wanted to ship fast to see if anyone liked the idea and would actually use it - There are a couple of safeguards in place: 1. Since…
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Comment #38438676
> I wonder what the internet would be like if there was some sort of "if you don't use it, you lose it" rule I think about this a lot, too! I think the current system was a bit of …
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Comment #38427568
Thank you! Yeah, apologies—I should have implemented other auth early on but figured I could start with X given I was only going to tweet about it to my immediate circle... One of …
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Show HN: I built a domain name marketplace for folks (like me) who hoard domains
Problem: I (accidentally) hoard domains :') 1. I get excited about a new project 2. I buy a domain 3. I get busy, and the domain collects a thick layer of dust I know I'm not alone…
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Comment #36403071
This guide, just like your others, gave me the gift of several ‘ah-ha’ moments that not only helped hash maps click, but also several other linked concepts. Thank you so much for m…
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Comment #36029853
All credit goes to my wonderful friend Sam Who: https://twitter.com/samwhoo He recently published a similar guide on load balancing that is equally intuitive and insightful: https:…
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Comment #35473370
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Comment #35230122
Oh boy, I can deeply relate :’)
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Comment #35230098
Arguably, in part, optimism could be considered a derivative of poor risk assessment.
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Comment #35223511
Well, I think Diego’s point was that he knew how to create and utilise a powerful “reality distortion field” such that, without claiming direct creation over any of the vast classi…
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Comment #34573820
I'd never come across this, but it looks promising. I broke my jaw in the past, so I imagine I'm even more at risk of having jaw related breathing issues. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #34573812
Good luck with the surgery! I'm looking at doing it next year myself. Anecdotally, everyone who I ran into locally who'd had his said the same thing: they wish they'd done it soone…
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Comment #34538401
Thanks for writing this all out—I too have a deviated septum and can relate to a lot of what you wrote. Have you considered surgery for your nose?
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Comment #34363684
That seems disingenuous at best—the man helped create Ruby on Rails & founded a mutli-billion dollar tech startup that has been wildly successful. Is there really any ground to que…
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Comment #34303786
Honestly, it's a bit of both. It keeps me committed & accountable, as well as gives me a small community of supporters who help me learn and support me as my friends—I've formed so…
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Comment #34240801
My advice would be to either find projects/things you really enjoy & are excited to work on, or try streaming your adventures and side projects on Twitch in the Software & Game Dev…
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Comment #34238337
Can I ask what your source for this is? Perhaps you're an ex-employee? I never worked under Tobi directly (or even close), but I was almost always thoroughly impressed with his com…