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Kismet: Detecting wireless devices and networks since 2001
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Expanding vocabulary, remembering historical facts, memorising national flags, English counties and US states, remembering facts about programming languages. For things like flags, counties, etc. it works great - I can now recognise more or
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Interview: Creating and maintaining node-Postgres solo
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I made a site for this: https://sourcesort.com/contribute Beyond things like language and topic, you can also filter for things like how long maintainers take to respond to pull requests or how likely your PRs are to be acc
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Shameless plug - I interviewed Andreas, the creator of Nim, about his philosophy and design choices here: https://sourcesort.com/interview/andreas-rumpf-on-creating-a... Might be an interesting read for people who are
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The best thing is to try and find out beforehand whether your pull request will actually get looked at. It's also not so uncommon for maintainers to just get burned out and disappear for a while, so you might get a reply still. I made
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The present and future of semantic code search
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Editor here. This interview is a great example of a useful project emerging from frustration and tinkering. Urban was unsatisfied with the proprietary tools for making PCBs while building a quadcopter, and ended up making something much big
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Interview: Creating a FOSS printed circuit board design tool
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Ask HN: Who should I follow and read on open source?
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Taking mind-maps to the next level with Learn Anything
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I did this interview with brianc[1] of node-postgres a few weeks ago. This situation of a widely used project putting a lot of pressure on a small group or sometimes just one person is quite common in open source software. Brian is a very g
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node-postgres has over 36000 dependents and one maintainer
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This is awesome! I love the photography style. I've been working on something parallel to this myself - interviews with open source maintainers to celebrate their work and aggregate advice for others[1]. It's great to see another
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Just in case it's of interest to anyone reading this, I interviewed the designer of Nim, Andreas, about his design choices and what he learned from Python and the C family here: https://sourcesort.com/interview/and
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Citybound: Delivering on the Failed Promises of SimCity
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Wow, I'd never heard of this. Going to look more into this thanks!
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No, I haven't been consistent or disciplined enough with diet stuff or getting out and socialising even when I don't feel like it, so that's the first thing to change this Winter. I live in the UK, so it would be more like mo
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Did it completely disappear once you moved?
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Thanks. You're correct, I should learn from Gwern and run these kind of self experiments properly. Will at least do a better job of journalling this year. I did this with microdosing and it was quite helpful. Have you tried fasting spe
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Ah, I have indeed read this - thank you for reminding me. I tried unsuccessfully to do this two years ago. Worth a try in my new accommodation which might be more accommodating. There is a separate post from his wife here btw - http:/
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Hmm, I'd actually never thought of using a tanning salon as an extreme form of light therapy, I might have to try that out. I'm just using a lightbox myself.
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Thanks, I'll look into that
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I have this too. Are you saying you feel better when you do eat the high caloric/sweet foods?
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Ask HN: How to deal with seasonal affective disorder?
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I just moved from Heroku to Dokku[1] on DigitalOcean w/ my site[2] and it's great. Dokku is basically set up to run in more or less the same way as Heroku except in a container on another platform. There's an one-click instal
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(Open) Source of Anxiety
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I did this interview a couple of weeks ago with Andreas. I hope it's a good read for anyone interesting in systems programming and the new breed of languages like Rust and Go that have gained a lot of traction in the last few years. Al
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An interview with Andreas Rumpf, designer of the Nim language
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Making an open source, privacy-conscious alternative to Google Analytics
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