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by bribri 6y ago
O’Reilly books unlimited subscription. Always have something substantial to read instead of linkbait
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by bribri 6y ago
Phishing? Are there illegitimate links?
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Natural vs. Artificial Flavors(sitn.hms.harvard.edu)
1 points by bribri 6y ago|0 comments
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by bribri 6y ago
apollo, AWS Cognito, and AWS Appsync
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by bribri 6y ago
You don't need to patch container vulnerabilities with serverless
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Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master: The Medieval Guild (2018)(blog.philosophicalsociety.org)
74 points by bribri 6y ago|35 comments
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by bribri 6y ago
It’s really hard to search by file extension...
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by bribri 6y ago
Service Now
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by bribri 7y ago
Cloudwatch logs + insights or Fluentd - kinesis firehose - elasticsearch
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by bribri 7y ago
Calibre web
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Show HN: A Dashboard for iOS App Reviews with Word Cloud and Sentiment Analysis(briansunter.github.io)
1 points by bribri 7y ago|0 comments
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Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master: The Medieval Guild (2018)(blog.philosophicalsociety.org)
9 points by bribri 7y ago|0 comments
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by bribri 7y ago
Great Comment.
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by bribri 8y ago
Wish you the best Steve!
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by bribri 8y ago
I'm going to try baking all my dependencies for my language plugins and editor tools. Could be interesting with the built in terminal. FROM codercom/code-server RUN apt-get update RUN apt-get -y install curl gnupg RUN cu
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by bribri 8y ago
It takes a lot of experience and discipline to apply the right amount of leverage to the problem
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by bribri 8y ago
The very first program I wrote that did something useful was a naive runescape autominer using SCAR and pascal.
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by bribri 8y ago
It's so funny you say this because this was my introduction to modding and programming as well, except with Red Alert 2. I remember changing the cost of the items, adding new units, replacing the graphics, etc.
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by bribri 8y ago
The investment isn't even enough to buy one
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by bribri 8y ago
Ultimate stack
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by bribri 8y ago
I want a touch first drag and drop editor
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Hard Choices – Software Engineering Game Theory [pdf](resources.sei.cmu.edu)
2 points by bribri 8y ago|0 comments
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by bribri 8y ago
if you could only chose one language for server side "web apps", would you choose python or javascript?
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by bribri 8y ago
Yes tables in org mode are very nice
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by bribri 8y ago
Building up complex types in the REPL is hard compared to using a map...
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by bribri 8y ago
This is the number one opposition to Clojure I hear. I was strongly in the static typing camp and rejected Clojure at first, even compared to Java and C++. I tried Haskell and found it amazing, but still too complex. After knowing more abou
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by bribri 8y ago
needs declarative syntax
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by bribri 8y ago
I wish so much that I had known about lisp in college. I only knew Java, C++, Javascript, and Python.
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by bribri 8y ago
Someone really needs to figure a reasonable way of writing code on mobile/touchscreen. I would love a lisp drag and drop repl, I feel like its syntax could be well suited for this
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by bribri 8y ago
I try not to get my news from sources that call people a "human monster".

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