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Repl.it: Create your own programming language(repl.it)
2 points by amasad 6y ago|2 comments
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by amasad 6y ago
I wonder if you get enough of it on a highly carnivorous diet -- bone broth, bone marrow etc.
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How to play audio from Docker containers over the web(blog.repl.it)
8 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: How to Teach Yourself Coding Course with Quizlet Founder(blog.repl.it)
1 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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Shareable Computing(blog.repl.it)
3 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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Repl.it is hiring front end, fullstack, and designers to revolutionize computing(repl.it)
1 points by amasad 6y ago
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by amasad 6y ago
Hi! What's not working with rustlings and repl.it? Feel free to email me amjad@repl.it
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Show HN: The GPT-3 Development Experience(twitter.com)
1 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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by amasad 6y ago
No. I'll add this to the FAQ.
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Tell HN: The Programming Language Jam and Grant(blog.repl.it)
34 points by amasad 6y ago|3 comments
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by amasad 6y ago
Looks like it's resolved -- we're coming back up at Repl.it.
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by amasad 6y ago
I'm surprised the author didn't complete the analogy -- if Bitcoin and ham radio are both "clunky and old-fangled," what was the internet at its inception? The internet didn't start in "1991" it started in
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Repl.it Redesigned the Mobile Experience(blog.paoloamoroso.com)
1 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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by amasad 6y ago
Game theory / Moloch should've never let open-source software happen. While not perfect it works surprisingly well despite potentially suffering from all the same coordination problems outlined in this essay: free rider problem, t
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by amasad 6y ago
Based on pg's request[1] I've been working on a Basic and while I started with Classic Basic as I've been improving by dropping line numbers and currently adding labels I think I've reinvented QBasic! Anyways, here it is
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by amasad 6y ago
> performs more than twice as fast as the standard library's bytes.Buffer Nice!
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by amasad 6y ago
Repl.it (YC W18) | Frontend, fullstack, mobile, backend, designers | SF | https://repl.it/jobs Repl.it is the first massively open collaborative computing platform where anyone, even without even needing an account, can hop
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Repl.it: Teams for Education(blog.repl.it)
7 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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Repl.it is hiring front end, fullstack, and designers to revolutionize computing(repl.it)
1 points by amasad 6y ago
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by amasad 6y ago
To construct a nutritionally adequate vegan diet would require a lot of work and a lot of ingredients, which is the opposite of elimination.
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by amasad 6y ago
I'm from Jordan so we grew up eating liver raw and cooked so I'm okay with the taste. Chicken liver is a lot milder. And I know some people prefer liver pate. I don't know if you can supplement, I've never used them.
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by amasad 6y ago
I don't think so.
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by amasad 6y ago
Yes it's a great elimination diet but there is a growing community that just stay on it as a lifestyle because you could feel so good. Turns out animal-based food has all the nutrients you need if you include offal like liver (a servin
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by amasad 6y ago
After I lost faith in western medicine's ability to help me with this problem I started tinkering and have come to the conclusion it's related to my breathing problems: mild sleep apnea and sinus inflammation. The first thing I di
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by amasad 6y ago
No that's not what's meant by "surrogate activity," not in the way OP quoting Ted Kaczynski meant to mean. They define anything other than the most basic, like hunting and gathering, as a surrogate activity. So anything
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by amasad 6y ago
First, I think it's super important for anyone working in technology to read, understand, and think really hard about Kaczynski-style arguments like this one. > If you're making useless things, you have a surrogate activity. We
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by amasad 6y ago
Cool seeing repl.it hosted sites on HN! FYI if add /__repl to get to the source: https://random-roads--edwardcunningh2.repl.co/__repl
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by amasad 6y ago
The trend of putting developer tools behind a unified API is just awesome. Especially great for tool makers like us at Repl.it. We're investing a lot in this area too: - UPM: universal package manager https://github.com&#x2F
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SQLite, Replified(blog.repl.it)
2 points by amasad 6y ago|0 comments
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by amasad 6y ago
This is very cool. SQL is a great interactive language, we added it to repl.it too: https://repl.it/languages/sqlite

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