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Implementation of recursive fixed-point Y Combinator for memoization(matt.might.net)
1 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|0 comments
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Seems like Notion has a service interruption going on as well: https://status.notion.so/ Potentially related?
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
> We’re still investigating the ongoing connectivity issues with Slack. There's no additional information to share just yet, but we’ll follow up in 30 minutes. Thanks for bearing with us. Seems to be working intermittently, however.
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Same, I did not expect that at all. Funnily enough, I haven't heard it used much outside North India so I didn't think it was as popular. Other replies say it's a common phrase in Maharashtra too, TIL.
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Display the value of an HTML attribute in bullets of an HTML list with CSS(labs.steren.fr)
2 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|0 comments
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
I love the value proposition of full stack w/ nothing but Python here. Backend has been cool enough with Python but for anything serious in the frontend, js and friends is almost always a necessity. Bridging that gap seems pretty lucra
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
maybe the url should be the actual source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-12-18/microsoft...
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Microsoft designing its own ARM-based chips for servers and Surface PCs(theverge.com)
9 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|1 comments
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Agreed, and the education pack is so good. Perpetually free as long as you're a student has been a lifesaver—honestly can't live without CLion and PyCharm at this point.
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Discord Secures $140M, Doubles Valuation to $7B(primeunicornindex.com)
4 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|0 comments
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STL Iterators and Performance: Preincrement vs. Postincrement (2008)(antonym.org)
2 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|0 comments
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FDA Clears Pfizer Vaccine, and Millions of Doses Will Be Shipped Right Away(nytimes.com)
5 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|1 comments
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In a Policy Shift, Pornhub Bans Unverified Uploads(vice.com)
3 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|0 comments
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
I'm wondering how they still get good performance with a proxy server in between, the plots seem quite close to each other (maybe because logarithmic?). Also, not sure how useful the Tor comparison is, since Tor does 3 hops as opposed
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Hey! Last year during college applications I wondered if there was a way to modify content or know when a university looks at my website. Sounded crazy but it would mean you could do something as blatant as "I love Harvard University&q
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Show HN: Detect Website Visits from a University(github.com)
1 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|1 comments
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
fwiw, Stellar integrates directly with Keybase.¹ I remember they did an airdrop when they launched and deposited ~100$ worth of XLM into every Keybase users' wallet. Not sure how interesting Keybase is now, but it does allow sending mo
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
I used to love Quora but then it became absolutely terrible, so I started using Medium more. Then Medium went ahead and essentially made itself pay to play, so here we are. I miss the times when both of those platforms were good.
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Open Source Does Not Equal Secure(schneier.com)
8 points by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago|0 comments
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Nice, that somewhat reminds me of urllib3 versus requests. Used to use the former but then requests is/was so much simpler for most stuff.
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Interesting, I wondered if the same can be done on hn. Likely easier since the IDs appear to be sequential. But one can simply edit their post to point to the URL too if they wanted, so it defeats the fun of the exercise.
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Agreed. I was in the boat of if it's working, don't change it and just using pip and setuptools over the years. Switched to poetry for one of my libraries as a test a few weeks ago, noticeably more painless! One other thing I like
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
yes, he is¹ [1] https://github.com/toml-lang/toml/blob/master/README.md#L8
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
nice, I just went on the first commit of the first repo on his github and he's stuck with it!¹ edit: I see similar examples on the og hn thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1627342 [1] https://github
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
> I am not sorry, this does not impress me. I don't think it was meant to impress. On the contrary I think the overarching point of the whole article was that it's okay to not know things outside of your domain that may seem tr
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Seconded, also reading the list, it's likely he just delved deep enough to solve the issue at hand and then back to work. I can relate to that a bit, especially CORS since I never bothered to see what was up with that at a deep level e
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Tried this last week and ironically had problems on hn of all places. Disabling it on here still messed with the text colors until I retoggled it from the extension. I will say, however, that NYT looked quite aesthetic in dark mode.
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
I think you can additionally use it with React Native. I saw a cross-platform android/ios GitHub client using it.¹ [1] https://twitter.com/GitShark/status/1273043228355252224
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
I feel like universities should have a really basic intro to intro cs class that just gets students familiar with the command line (CS49?). I remember some university doing something similar as a workshop, but I can't recall which. Ove
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by clashmeifyoucan 6y ago
Slightly tangential but I appreciate the attention to detail. Like explaining how $ means it's the command prompt—I have had non-zero classmates put `pip install xyz` in their python console and then pull their hair when that didn&#x27

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