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Meet people on social media and once you like them, meet them in the real world. It worked well for me. Social media allowed me to cast a larger net and be more efficient at filtering people I liked from people I didn't like as much.
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> but could our existing social medias at lest be somewhat biased towards promoting content that connect people over common interest in the real world? Why can't they? Aren't they already? I've made a few very good friend
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Discussed yesterday, 24 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31475765 .
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There's some clarification on the "limits" page [1]: > Most Workers requests consume less than a millisecond. It is rare to find a normally operating Workers script that exceeds the CPU time limit. A Worker may consume up
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Cloudflare workers: $0.15 per 1M requests per month, minimum charge of $5 per month. Free tier is 100 000 requests per day Here's the pricing page: https://workers.cloudflare.com/#plans
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Note that some of these apps, the one that have "Pro" at the end, are not free (they cost $0.99). Here is the announcement by the author of the apps: https://tibbi.medium.com/some-simple-mobile-tools-apps-are-b...
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I expected to see something about probability and statistics but they're hidden with dozens of other topics in the electives > Any and every topic imaginable. Are probability and statistics not part of a regular mathematics curricul
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I think that's because they're not really equivalent. At least for me, a hole the size of 2 washing machines is something that will look close to two washing machines put together. That limits the shape it can have. On the other h
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I think it would be a better idea to focus on the total number of speakers, or even second language speakers [1]. For example, English has 372 millions first language speakers and 1 billion second language speakers. Mandarin Chinese has 929
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> 10 minutes is also almost certainly an underestimate, assuming you live a 5 minute walk from the grocery store. That depends, it's recommended to walk a certain amount every day to stay healthy. If the trip to the grocery store is
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At least here in France, fresh meat and fish won't last 2 weeks. Usually 5 days at most, more often 3/4 days. Some fruits that are bought when they're very ripe won't last long too. Bread of course (technically it will l
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Nuts are very calorie heavy, more than most foods.
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> I strongly suspect that some of the new development patterns (I won't name them, because holy wars) were developed specifically to break up projects that are really best done by one or two skilled engineers, into ones done by a fa
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I like it a lot. I've been using Twitter as a private account with a dozen of friends that I follow/follow me for the last few years. This would allow me to have that, but to also be able to make public tweets from time to time, i
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I don't think it's about risk, I think it's about low-hanging fruits. It's also why some people could bring revolution to mathematics, physics, philosophy in just one life before, and these days it's not possible.
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Find book that interest you. A good way to tell is when you can't put down the book and would rather not sleep than stop reading.
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I didn't learn about the internals of OCaml either, I learned about dunea and how it works. I feel like I know it better than npm or cargo since I had to do a bit more manually.
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> Why else would it be done that way? My guess would be ease of maintenance. OCaml has a small team of people working on it that are already bringing improvements to the language that are multi year projects (multicore recently, modular
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That's how I think things will go too. I really enjoy the time I spend with OCaml but whenever I need to do something I use JS because it gives me the frustration in lower doses if that makes sense. I learn less but sometimes I don
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> As an example a lot of the list manipulation functions are not tail-recursive because the tail-recursive implementation is less elegant. What makes you say this has to do with elegance? This sounds surprising.
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Dune is a great "window" in my experience with OCaml, it forces you to do more than with every other language but you end up with a better understanding of everything.
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> At this point, as far as I know, the only things on my site that require JS are the "Make the image bigger when you click on it" feature On a website linked in the article, there is something if you search for "Lightbox&
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> The only employers not using React but other SPAs (Angular) are the “I want to be cool too” companies pretending to be in the tech sector. I guess that depends on where you are. Here in France Angular usually indicates companies that a
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I enjoyed reading your article. Your experience is interesting, and I like the way you write. Thanks for sharing it.
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> It's easy to feel like, "at ${year - 1} I was such an idiot, glad that's over now." You'd be surprised how many years in a row you can feel that way before the meta realization sinks in. I'd frame it a lit
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> While this is absolutely true, there's also another elephant in the room: a global pandemic that's destroyed every kid's routine, robbed 2+ years of their childhood from them, and for many put them severely behind in sch
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From what I understand, people use a strict schedule regardless of motivation for two reasons: - be sure that even if inspiration never strikes, you still have something after a week, a month, a year - maximize your chances of inspiration s
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How do you train grip strength?
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How is this premature optimization? Since it's equivalent to the alternative, it should be known that this way has an advantage.
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Where did you buy/how did you make your lightbox?
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