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Ask HN: Where can I access live, raw data of Covid 19 cases by country?
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aliakhtar
6y ago
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7y ago
Why? Mental illnesses are not a choice, so its not others will start getting mental illnesses if its celebrated. But if you're successful despite a mental illness (by any measure of success), its worth celebrating that so others with t
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Uh, what's wrong with listing if you have a mental illness? To me, its no different than listing any physical illness you're a survivor of.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Cool project, what would be cooler is if you had an API to retrieve the labels for a given word. May be that's in the works?
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aliakhtar
7y ago
nah, we genuinely prefer working for ourselves if that's an option.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
I found that to be a bit dry personally, I personally just looked up Scala tutorials online and followed them
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aliakhtar
7y ago
You should definitely go for Scala if you're coming from Erlang. You'll find it much more Erlang-like. I don't have the time to convert their whole site right now, sorry, but you'll find the same pattern holds - Scala do
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Its copied from Scala pattern matching, and still isn't as good as it.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Its really amusing to consider Java somehow simpler than Scala. Take any Java class and rewrite it in Scala, you end up with at least 3x fewer lines of code.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
I think its growing because its the only way to do Android dev if you don't want to do Java 6. For that, its still great, but for any backend programming, you should consider getting the real thing (Scala) and not its watered down copy
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aliakhtar
7y ago
All of what you're describing here is bad programming practices. Bad programming practices * scala's power = Incredibly bad work. If you're a good programmer who writes well engineered code, you can do that incredibly well in
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7y ago
> overengineered code False, scala is really concise. > slow compile times A few seconds slower on average, you mean > worse compatibility with other JVM languages. Its completely backwards compatible with Java.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Absolutely untrue, Scala is completely backwards compatible with Java - you can use all your java code in Scala and even write scala as mostly a better Java.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
For fun, I'm going to rewrite all of the examples in Scala: 1) Main def main() = println("Hello") 2) Variables: val y = 1 3) Options (nulls are discouraged): val name: Option[String] = None 4) Null 2: //If bob is no
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7y ago
It pisses me off a bit to not see Scala mentioned anywhere. Scala has everything Kotlin has, and a lot more.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
I get it about naming struggles. I built something to solve this, https://naminator.io
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Sent you an email.
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Tweets do show up in search though
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aliakhtar
7y ago
Clickable link: https://naminator.io
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Show HN: Name generator that learns your tastes
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7y ago
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aliakhtar
8y ago
http://paulgraham.com/pierced.html
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aliakhtar
8y ago
(I.e those who got accepted, then rejected, and are now accepted again. I.e, Team 2nd chance!)
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aliakhtar
8y ago
We have a slack group of people who previously didn't get in but are now in, feel free to join: https://join.slack.com/t/startupschool-rejects/shared_invite...
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aliakhtar
8y ago
Awesome, thanks :)
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aliakhtar
8y ago
As some of the 'accepted' companies with advisors quit / drop out and spots open up, could those spots be filled with promising companies who don't have advisors?
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aliakhtar
8y ago
This is fantastic. It would be great if there could be a way for teams to 'level up' and get access to an advisor + the AWS / Stripe credits. Is that possible @yc ?
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8y ago
For those of us who didn't get in, but still want to be in a network of other founders.
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Slack group for StartupSchool 2018 Rejects
(join.slack.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
For those who didn't get in but would still like to join a slack group of founders: https://join.slack.com/t/startupschool-rejects/shared_invite...
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8y ago
Created a slack group: https://join.slack.com/t/startupschool-rejects/shared_invite...
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