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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   16e is not a small phone, it's about the same size as an iPhone 16. https://phonesized.com/compare/#2552,2644,1975,1863
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Is getting a kit like this the recommended way to learn electronics? I don't know anything about it! I would like to get to the point where I can light up a LED bulb programmatically and understand how it's happening.
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   Why does the cost need to be so high? Chinese markets have many small phone options like Soyes and Servo that cost less than $100. Unfortunately, these devices are potentially loaded with malware. Can a similar device without malware not be
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   I learned Python from your Udemy course of the same name. Congrats on the new edition of the book!
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   You can choose to implement it differently based on your implementation language. Data Classes and If statements work really well for this in Python, for example. Statement Data Classes: https://github.com/alabhyajindal&#x2F
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   I hate talk titles of this form: "Most of your projects are stupid. Please make some actual games.". So annoying. I know it's not personal but I'm sure a better title exists for all talks that choose this form. Why do yo
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   Miniyacc – A Lightweight Yacc for C(c9x.me)

   7 points by alabhyajindal 1y ago|1 comments
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   From the suggestion email¹: > "Click here" assumes everyone has a computer and mouse. And it's not even needed: most users of the Web understand how to follow links. 1. https://lists.w3.org/Archives/
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   by alabhyajindal 1y ago

   This matches my experience as well. I have been journalling on and off for 4-5 years. It's a way for me to process my thoughts. But I never look back it, I don't feel the need to. The writing is the important bit, not the resultin
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Very cool! I didn't know pilots are required to maintain a logbook. What's the official recommendation for this - using a paper logbook?
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Yes but the issue is those code snippets are generated artificially and are not coherent. Same issue as artificially generated prose.
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    https://typing.io ? I like it but feels outdated, and has many little QOL issues.
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I love this! Reminded me of TypeLit.io [1]. I would love something similar for programming: typing out snippets of code, that make sense, to improve typing speed involving special characters and symbols. Maybe selecting code snippets from p
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Why do you consider playing guitar as something tactile but not programming? Genuine question really. Isn't playing guitar also not producing anything tangible?
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I had never heard of Pinia. Visited their landing page [1] and there's a button selling a course on how to use the library. There's a CTA for the course when you go to the Guide page as well. Very strange! 1. https://pi
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    So many comments about static vs dynamic typing whereas the article barely discusses that. I loved reading this - very well written!
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    The Definition of Standard ML [pdf](smlfamily.github.io)

    1 points by alabhyajindal 1y ago|0 comments
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Very cool!
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    The Future of Mathematics? [video] (2020)(youtube.com)

    2 points by alabhyajindal 1y ago|0 comments
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I made a browser extension that hides stories based on user supplied keywords. So far, it's been working great! I even got a 5 star review the other day! https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hn-
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Amazing website! Very refreshing to see a well designed page, since most articles submitted here lean towards being minimal.
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    LMAAOO
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    Nitpick maybe: It should be Wasm not WASM. https://youtu.be/nnDo0i6NbsI?si=XSqgSVoV6ISBWg2n&t=185 https://webassembly.org/
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    by alabhyajindal 1y ago

    I need to brush up on C for my dissertation. How does this compare to Head First C? I read the first chapter of that book and loved it! Very unlike other books on C which dedicate an entire chapter to `for` loop for instance. How do other p
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    by alabhyajindal 2y ago

    Wonderful! Works surprisingly well!
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    by alabhyajindal 2y ago

    Love the idea and the name! Do you think whether this will worsen the YouTube experience? Because it encourages consuming content at a faster pace than watching the videos themselves.
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    A proof checker meant for education(jsiek.github.io)

    145 points by alabhyajindal 2y ago|51 comments
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    by alabhyajindal 2y ago

    Just searched for this - the demo video is hilarious!
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    by alabhyajindal 2y ago

    This is too funny!! Dale!
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    by alabhyajindal 2y ago

    Thank you! I'll take a look! Yes, I agree with the suggestion on math notation - I should start doing that.