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by _andrei_ 3y ago
This. His story is very similar to mine. I was super lucky that my (persistent ASD) special interest got fixed to computers from a young age, and ADHD has been both my superpower and my nemesis. But I wasn't aware of all of this, just
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by _andrei_ 3y ago
For me, the pythonic syntax was what made me not want to try it. Of course it's personal preference, but I can't stand anything that uses the indentation level to structure code. I love my curly braces and formatting tools. I imag
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by _andrei_ 3y ago
Phind, the 2nd entry, is live and well.
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Show HN: Auto – A TypeScript-powered automation tool(github.com)
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by _andrei_ 3y ago
The most useful thing I built for myself is my workflow. Being both on the ASD and ADHD spectrums, I intuitively knew I need systems, and started working on them, long before I was diagnosed and got treatment. One of my dearest parts of my
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by _andrei_ 3y ago
TIL https://patents.google.com/patent/US20040188942A1/en
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
check my profile ^_^
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Related: https://github.com/pemistahl/grex
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Here I am worrying about launching stuff without getting all the legal things sorted, not screwing up somehow, afraid of doing some financial illegality, or get into any trouble with the system, and others don't even put their company
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
it's abandoned, the jenkins server is down
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
quick script #!/usr/bin/env bash set -uf -o pipefail IFS=$'\n\t' BOT='\033[33m' NC='\033[0m' messages=() trim() { local var="$*" var="$
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
For me, "At least it's not Webkit" sounds more like something one would say. There are horrible bugs in Webkit that have not been solved for more than 8 years. Developers that had to build something complex on the web, with l
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
TLDR; ChatGPT is dumber than the author thinks, because the author does not understand what ChatGPT is and how it works. The author also assumes the reader suffers from the same lack of information.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
I see no benefits in using Warp over a regular (and more supported) GPU-accelerated terminal emulator. It's just "prettier" out of the box, and it seems to market quite a bit to people that either don't know how to confi
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
I wish people didn't use it to solve the advent of code problems in less time that it's needed to read the requirements.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
It's not running the code, true, but if it's not "understanding", then we (humans) and not "understanding" either. We receive inputs, learn patterns, and apply them; we're just using a different mechanism
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Can we see a demo? Best I've seen in this space is https://smmry.com , but probably a customized GPT-3 model would be even better.
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One.one.one.one vs. One.one(1.1.1.1)
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Available .com domain name ideas drop for your project/blog(gist.github.com)
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Posted more on a different thread not to spam this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31675510
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
... subpager.com wakflights.com electronuke.com uiparticles.com dopplergram.com investigapedia.com bitmuzik.com textmaze.com goodtemplatestuff.com additionalmethods.com alrightdude.com conversationboard.com thene
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Available .com domain name ideas drop for your project/blog
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Hey, sure! Check my profile for contact.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
This is why I love HN, stories like this.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
I'd say 50% of it is manual work.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Well, then these could work: - collectiblesquare.com - mystuffpage.com - sellsomecrap.com
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
Not true at all.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
*Dropped some more (~120) here:* https://gist.github.com/3rd/b2d0b2b26493de07ebb2a5ad5e67db1e Maybe someone finds a name for their blog/project/something.
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
But is it a good one? There are better methods for finding an actually good domain name, you just have to think outside the box and come up with new ideas constantly. For example these domains should be available wink wink : editormag.co
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by _andrei_ 4y ago
> then I think you are partly responsible for its misuse irrelevant

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