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by akkad33 3y ago
There's this fitness app called madmuscles https://madmuscles.com/ that takes dark patterns to the extreme. It has to be seen to be believed. I don't know how they get away with it
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I feel burnt out every year, it's a cycle and it's a small startup
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My money is on option a
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This reflects my experience so much it's surprising to read
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Crystal is an entirely different language with a similar syntax. Valid Python is valid Mojo
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Well, the world is improving, but it can be better. That's the message of the book. It's very optimistic and you should read it.
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Maybe biodiversity is shrinking, but the book has examples of environmental conservation efforts that have improved biodiversity in the case of tigers in India, to give one example. I strongly believe that when humans are doing better, the
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by akkad33 3y ago
The book [factfulness]( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34890015-factfulness ) is precisely about this. They present how the world is improving in an irrefutable way but media and politicians would only focus on
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What's the most beginner friendly framework for web app development that is lean and not bloated like angular
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In my job I notice the opposite: people who are successful dont hold back but are diplomatic and are never seen as jerks
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> Then you need remote "telemetry", meaning access either to chat messages, email, tickets, etc. and a way to process it at scale (without reading everything) in So tools to spy on your employees?
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It allows people who know clojure use it for scripting without the load time of JVM. Most similar implementations of other languages is to overcome some limitation of the original implementation. Like Pypy for python. People do not have to
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by akkad33 3y ago
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I see comments like this with previous posts on a big number of hackernews posts. Are these auto-generated and what is the point of them?
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This seems to be a rare update to the site which hasn't seen new content in more than 3 years?
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What note taking system do you recommend ?
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Which language is expressive in your opinion? I haven't used Scala but I think F# is a statistically typed language that stays flexible and is able to use types as an aid rather than a thing that adds complexity for its sake
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I have an early zen book pro with a touch bar screen and although the laptop is well built I never used the touch bar screen. If I were to do it again I'd spend a bit extra and get a Mac because I find Mac's have better battery li
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by akkad33 3y ago
So is Spark I guess. And that's a strawman and it says nothing about whether Scala is good or bad. Most people are taught OOP in class and they naturally move to a language like Java, which is familiar to them. From experience that&#x2
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He works on high speed simulations. What is the personal spite you refer to?
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V has a garbage collector, so it does not compare with zig or odin
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What about all those big projects like spark that use Scala ? Just because one company dropped Scala does not prove anything
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Can this me applied to everyday software development to ensure correctness? If so do you know of any resources on this?
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Ask HN: What are some non-intuitive but useful CS facts in programming?
23 points by akkad33 3y ago|28 comments
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Matlab
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I know Christian philosophy teaches that, because it's in the Bible. What others?
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Maybe we should be asking "do humans feel emotions in a bovine way". And the answer would be an unsurprising no, so why should one spend any time stating and disproving the converse. Animals do not have to feel in a human way for
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by akkad33 3y ago
It is kind of like the Royal We https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_we
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A couple of examples that come to mind is using the wrong verb form, since English has a lot of irregular verbs, and another is mispronouncing words, since there are many words with the same spelling but different pronunciations. And then y
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So what do you do if there is significant changes to be done and have to revert the commit? All your collaborators will have wrong commits in their history and will have to reset their branches
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by akkad33 3y ago
Looks nice thank you

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