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by deepakkarki 8y ago
Use freewsj.com/<resource> instead of wsj.com/<resource> For those wanting to bypass the paywall.
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
The brutalist style works when it is the right design for the job, just shoehorning it for the sake of "design aesthetics" makes no sense. In fact it would work great for HN style webpages. I run something similar - DiscoverDev (
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Show HN: DiscoverDev.io – Daily list of curated software engineering blogs(discoverdev.io)
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Mindstorm is actually a variant of Labview (by National instruments) - which is a flow based prog environment. Different from scratch and it's clones.
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Correct! But then you're actually seeking out coolness or entertainment. Otherwise you just want to do the job and get on with it, in which case fast > cool. Of course there will be exceptions, but generally the rule applies.
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Instead of wsj.com/xyz Use fullwsj.com/xyz
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Couple of interesting ones - 1. React, Relay and GraphQL: Under the Hood of The Times Website Redesign: https://open.nytimes.com/react-relay-and-graphql-under-the-h... 2. Build a Rotten Tomatoes Clone with GraphQL and Auth0
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Great stuff! For those interested I curate a bunch of dev/engineering related links everyday. I've curated about two dozen great links on graphql - https://www.discoverdev.io/tags/graphql
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Oh yes, n gate is pretty awesome! Any clue who runs it?
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
It's an IFO - initial flamethrower offering!
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Perhaps because anything that is hyped up gets its due flak. This is not hate for Bitcoin per se but also the bunch of scam ICOs going around and "influencers" popping up every nook and corner. Over that Bitcoin has no intrinsic v
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Shameless plug - I run https://discoverdev.io A curated daily digest of the most insightful software engineering articles I find across the web. I've curated and tagged over 1000+ articles to date. (Initially tried an ML ap
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
It's more like a countdown to tell how quickly something is going to happen. In this case whatsapp blocking browserling.
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
I had a bad burn out and had to quit my job to keep my sanity. I've always had the habit of sharing interesting tech articles with my friends, so I launched https://discoverdev.io as a side project. It's basically a no
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
OP said drop to, not drop by.
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Joy.js – Create explorable explanations(ncase.me)
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Ask HN: If you were to design the RSS today, how would you do it?
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
I believe it was APL https://dfns.dyalog.com/c_life.htm
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
I've always wondered, in such cases where you have an open core and plan to monetize on extra features and plugins; what do you do if the community just goes ahead and adds those extra features? Or someone forks the project and adds th
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Not a native english speaker here, could someone explain what exactly "reified" means in this context? I tried searching online but it only led to further my confusion!
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Yup, agreed. 100% Whenever I find a blog post/video that has information particularly useful to me, or a side project that has come real handy - the first thing I do is whip up my mail client and thank the authors. I never realised how
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Device Frame: Put device frames around your mobile/web app screenshots(github.com)
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
It's also funny how many of my friends use $TrendyJSFramework for a portfolio site! Personally prefer to have all my content statically served unless I'm building some sort of an interactive single page application. I run https:&
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
For those interested in such insightful tech reads, I run https://discoverdev.io - a daily curated list of top 8 to 10 engineering blog posts! Published every weekday!
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Stackoverflow bot from Microsoft(stackoverflow.blog)
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Primarily a systems guy, hadn't really looked into web dev. After I burnt out and quit my job I developed https://discoverdev.io - a daily list of awesome engineering blogs! Initial prototype developed over a couple of days
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
I'm working on https://discoverdev.io A daily list of curated blog posts for developers. Focus is on minimal design and top content. Just ten interesting links for the day!
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
I wonder why people (many devs included) use stuff like wordpress to host simple blogs. static site generators are a blessing :) I built my own custom static site generator (python + jinja2) for running my side project[1] I just git push an
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
I curate a daily list of interesting engineering blogs at https://discoverdev.io As of now it's a side project, not making any $ off it. But I know a bunch of folks who have been doing such stuff for a while and make some g
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by deepakkarki 9y ago
Yep, I have to agree. It's decentralised, pub sub, no tracking, can use any client you want! Somehow the simplicity is just elegant. The idea of a massive corp controlling what I see (and hence how I think) does not resonate with me.

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