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by _448 5y ago
Here is a very interesting video on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN--erHStqA
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by _448 5y ago
Just out of curiousity, how is Pike[0] for this type of use-case? [0] https://pike.lysator.liu.se/development/git/
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by _448 5y ago
Looking at the visualisation in the above link, I remembered this[0] video I saw a few days back. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ds0cmAV-Yek
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by _448 5y ago
This is a very cool idea! Anyone else doing this?
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The Web is fundamentally a Lisp machine
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Ask HN: Bright minds of HN, how would you solve the HN posts disappearing issue?
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UK's Age appropriate design: a code of practice for online services(ico.org.uk)
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by _448 5y ago
Apart from equations or properties, at the core you need understanding of mathematical induction and discrete maths.
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by _448 5y ago
How does this look on mobile?
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by _448 5y ago
> The best way I think is how HN does it. How does HN comment thread look on mobile? Almost all HN readers are tech savvy, so it may not be an issue. What about users who are not that savvy?
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by _448 5y ago
I like nested comments too, but the screen realestate on mobile devices does not permit that; it can immediately become messy.
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by _448 5y ago
It takes a whole country and decades of patient diplomacy to get anything remotely like this to work. Ask the Indians. The Indian government and pharma companies have been battling for decades with the US and European governments and pharma
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Ask HN: What is the best way to display nested comments on mobile devices?
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by _448 5y ago
> C++-wise, you probably want to catch std::exception and "..." too. Yeah, the "unknown_exception" in the above pseudocode represents that :) > Finally, you said that there's two types of exceptions and only o
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by _448 5y ago
I am writing some C++ code for a web application, and there I am handling errors via exception. There are two broad types of exceptions, one that is internal and one that needs to be reported to the user. Following is how I an handling the
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Ask HN: Anyone using Apache Cordova for cross-platform development?
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Ask HN: Which systems programming language is maintainer-friendly?
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by _448 5y ago
How to strike a balance between this? The sweet spot is somewhere inbetween.
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by _448 5y ago
It depends on where you pinch. If you start pinching everywhere, it is going to be very painful! I am described by some as penny pincher. I am actually not; I just don't like to shop because it is stressful for me. So I try to avoid or
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by _448 5y ago
What is the advantage over Crystal[0]? [0] https://crystal-lang.org
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Sudoku maker Maki Kaji has passed away(apnews.com)
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by _448 5y ago
Reading about Object Algebra!
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by _448 5y ago
There is a company in the UK, Internet Watch Foundation[0], that works on this very problem. They were looking for volunteers sometime back to classify online abuse content and one of the requirement was "This is a tough job and only e
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by _448 5y ago
Search for KVM switches.
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by _448 5y ago
The outcome of the various games depend on the way rewards are distributed. If the reward for bad behaviour is high, obviously the bad guys are going to win. This is evident in the 5 step "The Evolution of Distrust". Try reducing
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Reanimating Hamsters Using Microwave(youtube.com)
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by _448 5y ago
> Naturally, this would be a good time for a competitor to capture market share. Problem is, the infrastructure behind a search engine like Google is gigantic. A competitor would first have to cover all of the basic features that Google
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by _448 5y ago
Do they? I was working for a big US tech company in the UK. They regularly use to give servers and computers for decommissioning/dismantling. Once I asked if I could get those servers and computers to give it to schools and students wh
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by _448 5y ago
All sorts of things! I was working at a semiconductor company, and one of the research I came to know about was brain telemetry i.e. collecting data from the brain for analysis. There are lot of exotic projects going on in these companies,
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by _448 5y ago
On the topic of conspiracy theories and the NSA, read the novel "Digital Fortress"[0] by Dan Brown :) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Fortress

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