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by 0xCE0 10mo ago
I love Fossil, I love SQLite, and I also like Althttpd. https://sqlite.org/althttpd/doc/trunk/althttpd.md Just like Fossil vs Git, SQLite vs $SomeRealSQLServer, I wish someday Althttpd would become a no-bulls
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by 0xCE0 10mo ago
Real life is the new forum of 2026, just like Roman Forum 2k years ago. You can see, feel and communicate with the reality as it is. Go find people and talk to them, and maybe you will meet someone with whom you can have a discourse of your
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by 0xCE0 10mo ago
I don't like at all. My experience for iPhones is iPhone 6+ (which was amazing), then I've been at Android world (Sxx series), and now I have iPhone 17 Pro Max, and truly wonder what is the value proposition here. Feels really bug
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by 0xCE0 10mo ago
These kinds of cases just triggers all the rage for me, be they true or not and whatever is the actual case. I have fresh experience of setting up Azure/M365 and AppleDev for my startup. Those things are scary as f*uck, in many perspec
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by 0xCE0 10mo ago
Make sure you eat your own dog food by doing your own company's accounting 100 % with your own product. Because if you don't dare to trust fully your accounting on it, why would anybody else.
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by 0xCE0 10mo ago
Excel is a real CEO/CFO-grade tool, because the mental/simulated model stays local, stabile and personal, Excel rarely corrupts data (never happened at least for me, even with massive file sizes) and you can just generally trust i
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
This.
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
Product-Market Fit, i.e. finding the point where your product/service resonates with the market.
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
I know what you mean by charting/mapping the problems and their solution. But I think/feel this method doesn't work anymore, it feels like "2012-2022 world". How can one sell something that doesn not exist even by t
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
Booting up startup (even the startup needs to be started, it doesn't start by itself) is a constant struggle. Almost every simple and basic sounding action/operation/step causes heavy reaction/resistance by the reality.
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
Seems like Will's clock drawing test in Hannibal :)
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
I think what makes Mathematica so great product is that it is not open source (development is strongly guided by one man) and that it costs (can afford to hire many hundreds of people to build the professional design).
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
I think the most important thing in life is to feel how precious and potential it is to be "alive", whatever it means - having self-awareness, consciousness, agency (mind-body-environment interaction). After this comes the questio
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
IBM IMS - fast until abend :)
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by 0xCE0 11mo ago
Is this vibe-coded? Variable naming cases differ between snake/camel cases even they are at same row? And variable naming is almost too consistent and "clear" to be written as human. Uses GCC instrinsics that are not in MSVC,
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
If one is "experienced software developer", I'd say one then can guide oneself to right direction for learning by starting asking the most basic/obvious/childish questions, e.g. what libraries/languages/da
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
"CSCI 2100: Unlearning Object-Oriented Programming" immediately caused me to disagree this one. When I code in C, in the end, I usually miss the syntax for defining "objects/classes" (structs with functions and acce
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
If someone wants to see SKs in their dreams, read following :) https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2020/12/combinators-a-ce...
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
Computer executes only one programming language: its own machine code. Everything else is just people's own mess of how to convert something that usually resembles English to this machine code.
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
The topic reminds me at least these two documents, which shows in more detail how simple but well-thought data model can create great results. https://www.notion.com/blog/data-model-behind-notion https://git
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
Also patents and other per-country legal stuff. And also the current application ecosystem: all the apps for iPhone/Android must be runnable. Not mentioned payment systems etc.
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
The most obvious answer would be to use the OS's native UI widgets, e.g. in Windows maybe even Win32 widgets. With under 200 lines (!) of C/C++ code you get windows, buttons, text fields, lists, tables, whatever you need. The end
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
I smell the "AI creativity tools" coming, meaning it cannot be fixed priced anymore.
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
The only way to win copycats and competitors is to just execute your own vision. The best example I know is Wolfram Mathematica. ~35-40 years of incremental development guided by the same "product owner/visionary", and there
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
Low-tech is needed only when the high-tech is crippled/toxic/uncontrolled/broken/overengineered/expensive.
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
Couple of days to get basic commands to muscle memory and to get intuition how git works internally. Save yourself from confusion and waste of time, and read/skim through the Pro Git book. It has very good diagrams explaining the worki
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
General Magic (movie) Halt and Catch Fire (series) Silicon Valley (series)
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
This question is so multifaceted and psychological (personally, and in the end, collectively), that it cannot be answered satisfyingly.
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
First thing I'd say is to figure out if the kid has real interest and willingness to learn programming/computers at all. If you want to find motivation, figure out what topic/hobby the kid is interested in, and code together
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by 0xCE0 1y ago
Here is my strategy for bookmarking: I have my own custom frontpage.html as browser's homepage, where are links for websites I visit daily (e.g. HN). In that frontpage there is a tab, which shows links.txt content in iframe, where I th

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