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Ask HN: What's a starting point for learning how to write programming languages?
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da_murvel
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Remember the good old time when cdon only sold cds? And there also was a webshop called dvdon? I never buy things from cdon anymore, there is something about "we have all the things" stores that feels kind of off putting. I don&#x
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A colleague of mine tried Vivaldi 1.5 years ago, while he liked the split screen feature he found it way too slow and it had serious lagging issues from time to time. Much can happen in 1.5 years and I don't know if they were using V8
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I read systems science at university. While we did some technical stuff like basic Java programming and database design, we mostly focused on WHAT a system is and how to design one from certain requirements. So when I got my first job, as a
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If something is cheap in terms of the price you pay for it, you're going to pay by something else. Be it poor quality components, information collection or unethical manufacturing processes. Yes, of course I am generalizing. There are
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This, minus the kids. As much as I hate vaccuuming I'd love to have a roomba, but the hassle of roomba proofing the house is way too great. I live in a rather farmlike environment so the dirt in my house can range from the tiniest dust
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I've never worked with AMP but reading about it I'm glad I haven't. For me personally, I think the biggest issue with AMP is "The project enables the creation of websites and ADS that are consistently fast ..." (tak
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As long as Chrome is maintained by Google I'd never go back. Heck, I'd even start using IE before I'd turn to Chrome ...
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I'm not a parent, but if life has taught me anything is that time invested now is time saved in the future. Also, it's not only children who mess up a learning process. Anyone who's learning will make mistakes and probably br
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I think it's funny that now when Apple happened to make a truly awful keyboard, basically everyone is raging. But PC makers has been building terrible keyboards for years and no one seems to give a damn. Or is everyone just assuming th
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I've always felt like, in situations where I earn less than the people I'm talking to, that I'm earning less than them simply because I'm not worth to earn more. This feeling occurs especially when talking to people with
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Yeah, I should have been more clear in my previous comment about that. But I just think it's strange logic. Like, no one is using 'Android' referring to any smartphone, or 'Toyota' when talking about cars, just beca
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Since when is 'iPad' the generic word for tablets?
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This. I am more of a "work really intensly for X days until I'm exhausted and never want to see a computer again, then rest for a couple of days while I regain my productivness" person. Also, I've found that if I get up
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Nice! I've been looking for something like this for ages. If I could make a wish, I'd love to see some sort of interactive stuff, or at least visualisations of for example username/password -> cookie exchange. To make it e
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I don't know about Facebook and Instagram being the main "culprits", but rather the fact that it's so much easier to travel today, than it was before. And I'm talking about everything from price to accessibility. Yo
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Excuse my portion of scepticism, it's not the fact that a "12 year old" built this, sure anyone can learn how to code and we can't know how much help this person got along the way. But it's rather the person's
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In my opinion, now when Rails is starting to become stable, and a bit 'boring', is when it's starting to become relevant as well.
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I can't read the article as I'm getting a security warning. But I've always felt really awkward using an IDE like VS or Eclipse. Even as a beginner when I had no experience of using anything else I thought it was a bit, uncom
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I'd like to compare the situation to the record industry, where artists usually get something around a measly 10% of the income generated by record sales. Artists are busting their asses of while the record companies are cashing in lik