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What I wish I had known about single page applications(stackoverflow.blog)
2 points by antfarm 6y ago|0 comments
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by antfarm 6y ago
I was hoping the land was up for sale in order to be protected from deforestation by its current owners.
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by antfarm 6y ago
You would never s/mac/computer/ s/ios/software/ Would you?
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by antfarm 6y ago
Native iOS is relatively simple toolwise, esp. with Swift and SwiftUI, yet at the same time very deep and powerful.
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by antfarm 6y ago
I set the timestamp to where the discussion about the shipping date starts. Fasinating to watch how the young woman calls Jobs out for distorting reality. It's the classic conversation between development team and management.
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Steve Jobs brainstorms with the NeXT team 1985 [video](youtube.com)
3 points by antfarm 6y ago|1 comments
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by antfarm 6y ago
A programmer goes grocery shopping for his wife. She tells him, "Go buy a loaf of bread and if they have eggs, bring six." A while later he arrives home with six loaves of bread. When he sees the puzzled expression on her face he
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by antfarm 6y ago
https://greenteapress.com/wp/think-python-2e/
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In Europe: Japanese Fender guitars and basses.
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by antfarm 6y ago
First class social engineering.
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Russian opposition leader Navalny dupes spy into revealing how he was poisoned(cnn.com)
783 points by antfarm 6y ago|248 comments
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You can turn this off in the settings, it's called Autoplay .
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by antfarm 6y ago
Seems like overworking your developers to meet a deadline is not such a good idea after all. What a surprise! https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-29/cyberpunk...
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Ryan Kaji, 9, earns $29.5m as this year's highest-paid YouTuber(theguardian.com)
4 points by antfarm 6y ago|0 comments
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by antfarm 6y ago
This is from 2009.
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Ubuntu Causes Girl to Drop Out of College [video] (2009)(youtube.com)
24 points by antfarm 6y ago|17 comments
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by antfarm 6y ago
To me as well, good readability means not having to read too much. Here is a code example from the front page of the official Python website [python.org]: >>> numbers = [2, 4, 6, 8] >>> product = 1 >>> for
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by antfarm 6y ago
Am I the only one who thinks the cocaine analogy is out of place in a technical article? Excited about the technology though, thanks for sharing!
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by antfarm 6y ago
Maybe a fader.
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by antfarm 6y ago
The question was not: " Should I use Phoenix/Elixir for my SaaS startup?". I was interested in the broadest possible picture. Plus, I wanted to see how much interest there is at all for Phoenix/Elixir on HN. If you fe
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by antfarm 6y ago
> I'm forever grateful for my dad's records. Same here. And mom's. And cassettes.
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The point is to offer an alternative form of music discovery compared to social media influences and advertisements, not about forcing my taste on my offspring. It's also about creating a body of cultural heritage that survives and cou
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Some of my favorite records: Donald Byrd - Ethiopian Knights (1972) Cannonball Adderley: The Black Messiah (1972) The Cannonball Adderly Quintet - Country Preacher (1970) Jimmy Smith - Root Down (1972) King Curtis - Live at the
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by antfarm 6y ago
I for one don't care about all-analog. My 1980's Dual turntable is connected to a phono preamp that has a bluetooth interface.
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by antfarm 6y ago
A decent vintage turntable, e.g. Dual CS 505-3, costs about 300 Euros, add 100 for a new stylus and 200 for a phono preamp and you're ready to go.
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by antfarm 6y ago
I just realized that what I wrote about records applies to CD's as well, so I was a bit off-topic there. By the way, I buy CD's as well, depending on what was the prevalent medium at the time the album was originally released.
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by antfarm 6y ago
I grew up with records and cassettes, but got rid of the few that I still owned about ten years ago. MP3's and streaming were much more convenient and everything was available in an instance. I kept the ~50 CD's as they don't
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Ask HN: Would you use Phoenix/Elixir for your SaaS startup?
26 points by antfarm 6y ago|24 comments
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Robotic Basketball Hoop [video](youtu.be)
1 points by antfarm 6y ago|0 comments
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by antfarm 6y ago
There is a pattern in the solution: Consecutive numbers are separated by one field and enumerated horizontally from the left to the right, wrapping around the edges, i.e. ..._4_3_2_1. Every line of the solution has the same sequence of numb

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