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bluu00
6y ago
And to add, i am not looking for a "how to learn"? Neither it is some site-wide search que. And not a business model as well. Not a "privacy first but no results" search. Something that works.
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Ask HN: How difficult is a search engine MVP that just works?
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Is Rhyme faking student reviews and ratings?
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Lowering Higher Education, Again (2013)
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The Lexer Hack
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Passwords Are Obsolete
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JSON
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Cambrian Explosion
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Bazaar
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no.
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I see. So , ignore ? I am really curious, should I have avoided this comment? I honestly believed that his reply to the person making "just a point" was more arrorgant and not something that came out intellectually.
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6y ago
[1] : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24366538 >There are many quotes on questions, like “better to ask and be thought a fool for five minutes than to remain a fool forever” and the likes, but to me, there is someth
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6y ago
thanks a lot. >Your e-mail address has been verified. You'll be notified of any new replies to your comments. however, would still love native feature , YC!
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6y ago
>I don't expect HN to be like every other forum out there. HN is different and we all love the way it is. Permanence of posts and accounts, spam filtering/blocking etc. However, how do you keep track of "replies" ? Or
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Ask HN: Why HN lacks a reply alert feature?
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6y ago
It seems to be the same reason as of why "How to exit vim?" was generating .005% traffic on stackoverflow. https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/05/23/stack-overflow-helping... https://news.yco
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6y ago
Just because YSK,it was posted before too, 3 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24363052
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6y ago
wholesome, thanks. now "favorited"
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6y ago
curious. any relevancy in modern technology?
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6y ago
huh, one more : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24109437
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Kalm. Read the thread again. Who was more arrogrant? He has some point tho.
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> lacking basic arithmetic functionality > the Nanoprocessor provided high performance in its microcontroller role So what was its purpose in HP products?
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6y ago
>Every moment is a chance to start over. I'll take this one too, for motivation atleast.
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Everybody messes up at a certain point of time. I did, maybe you did too or eventually you'll. But question is , how to leave it there and start over. Its difficult to learn anything after a large gap. As you are not a beginner yoursel
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6y ago
On purpose. Let it be general. However, only for you, I messed up learning a lot of things this year. A lot. But not mastered any of it. Learn some of them for fun, some for getting employed as an undergrad, some from peer pressure. Now I c
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>turning off I'll consider this one, maybe i am trying too hard. Maybe all of us try too hard. Maybe not always neccessary.
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I couldn't start from where I left. So starting over seems to be righteous. Yep, maybe I'll have to.
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Ask HN: How Do I Start Over?
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6y ago
hmm i'll take that one
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Would love to read specs you'd propose anon
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