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by Philipp__ 8y ago
I did that, and still not working. After setting A records, re-entering custom domain and waiting for few minutes, I get this message in Settings of GH-pages `Domain's DNS record could not be retrieved`. Bummer. Maybe I was to eager to
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by Philipp__ 8y ago
And Clojure? I find it to be the best experience on JVM.
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by Philipp__ 8y ago
Basically by reading comments here, every single person has it's own view. Maybe there are too many variables in the equation to have bigger consensus. Clearly it's a trade-off situation; I am on my early beginnings of journey to
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
You gotta be kidding me. Good luck using multiple HiDPI monitors. The only reasonable way to use Linux is tiling wm with as less graphical interface as possible, in my case only xterm and emacs. Which is crazy, since it’s 2018. and I am usi
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Definitely not true. Depends, if you went with 3 years of studies + 2 on Masters, maybe it is true. But 4 years (and in some cases more) of studies are the "norm".
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Alan Kay on Why is FP seen as the opposite of OOP rather than an addition to it(quora.com)
44 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|1 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I still haven’t wrote any posts, I just finished website few days ago. But thanks for stopping by. :)
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Hugo is still most convenient, at least for me and my workflow. I just pull it with homebrew, created my theme/template, write blogposts in Emacs org-mode (using ox-hugo), host it on GH pages for free, and use custom domain and free ti
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
This is beautiful. Really interesting reading. Thanks.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I totally agree with you, but I feel like with math theory there is always good chunk of knowledge that needs to be somehow inserted in your memory as is . That’s the most irritating part for me personally. If i find a way to overcome it o
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Yes. Talking with professor in front of you, and trying to pull everything out of my head is the hardest part. There I just don’t have enoigh time to sit down think about something and try to prove theorems on my own. And I’ve been on 2 fac
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I agree, but I still haven’t found a way to make that process more enjoyable or less fatiguing.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I always strugle with memorizing part. I am never able to reproduce word for word what I’ve learned or read, but I can put it into context and show my understanding pretty well. Here, with math theory, there is no alternative. I failed exam
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
> As it should for most users. No, if it asks me and I say don't install any updates, and restart computer for whatever reason, all I see is installing updates screen, despite my instructions not to do so. > Forcing? I'm not
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
The thing is, Windows 10 could be usable OS if Microsoft approached it from different angle. Now there is no way in hell I am using standard version as it is of right now, installed it on my father's PC few weeks ago, and it was instal
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TablePlus – Modern, native tool for relational database(tableplus.io)
1 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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Stuart Halloway on Repl Driven Development(vimeo.com)
2 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Clojure. It’s built on top of JVM, it’s dynamically typed but it makes so much sense, it’s probably language that makes most sense out of dynamic type system. It really is language for solving problems, if you get past that initial brackets
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Wow, just gave iTerm2 Nightly with Metal renderer a spin! Holy shiet it's fast and smooth! FINALY! Opened 20k C file in Vim (stock vim 8 that comes with macOS High Sierra), pushed that scroll down and let it roll, it was soooo smooth!
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
It's free, but I would really like to see the source of this... I'll give it a shot anyway...
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34C3 – Inside Intel Management Engine(youtube.com)
2 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|0 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
“The only downside is that, like any advanced Emacs functionality, if you don't use it frequently you forget all the commands.” I thought this was happening only to me... but I’ve ditched Vim and went Emacs 100% so it’s bit better now,
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I was holding to that famous UNIX mentality for many years, since I started programming almost... Use many programs that do one single thing, pipe the data, print it on the main output etc etc. That’s how I used git too, writing 160 chars w
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
In my country Moleskine is available in local book shop, while others I have to order online, pay shipping and then it’s almost double the price. Not worth it imho. I am not caring about brand, I use what is most functional to me.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
I use it more like Bullet journal with todos like this: * TODO (SCHEDULED: <date>) etc etc.
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Wow, you are so cool cause you run Linux!
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Currently I am very happy with my note taking setup, it consists of 3 modules: 1. Black Moleskine notebook where I write down ideas, and explain myself some complicated code for example. I use it more as a "mind-organiser" if I ma
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Bigger question for me was when does one truly learn C? Finishing C course on college didn't felt like I learned C. Nor implementing some common algorithms and data structures. [Lets mark my experience until this moment as `phase 1`] T
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NEXT Browser: A NEXT Generation Extensible Lisp Browser(next-browser.github.io)
17 points by Philipp__ 9y ago|3 comments
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by Philipp__ 9y ago
Oh, I always come to HN and hold my breathe not to see comments like this... Do you think that someone who has never touched computer except for Facebook, MS Office and emailing should know Lisp and UNIX environment?

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