diNgUrAndI

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by diNgUrAndI 8mo ago
You got it. Just pushed the change. Check it now.
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by diNgUrAndI 8mo ago
Good catch. I just fixed it!
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Show HN: I vibecoded 177 tools for my own use (CalcBin)(calcbin.com)
15 points by diNgUrAndI 8mo ago|4 comments
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AI Paraphrasing on Emacs(emacstil.com)
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by diNgUrAndI 5y ago
Learning new abstractions is not a good argument though. Did hardware engineers from the pre-OS era complain about Linux / OS hard to understand? In a sense, kubernetes is the new Linux / Bash of our time. If it's painful, ma
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by diNgUrAndI 6y ago
Can't believe no one mentions Salesforce
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by diNgUrAndI 6y ago
I like the comparison. Both types of people chase the most important problem. Having met people from both groups, the other word I hear a lot is impact . That's a qualitative metric to define success.
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by diNgUrAndI 6y ago
It is hosted on github pages. Not sure if it would violate ToS. You may host it elsewhere. Reference: https://help.github.com/en/github/working-with-github-pages/...
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
What you are doing is pretty cool. Too bad I'm based in Canada.
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
> People believe in what they choose to believe. The same thing can be said about what you are believing about Chinese governments. How would you be sure that you are not biased because of all the western media you consumed? Have you bee
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
> The irony is that these "anti democracy" protestors are exercising their democratic right to protest! It's also irony that when "protestors" (or just people voicing their opinions) exercising democratic rights
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
There aren't always clear definitions of these types of accounts. Hypothetically, one ordinary twitter account saw the posts / GIFs / words that are close to the version they like, and retweet them. When the number of account
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Things won't turn to be bright overnight. Openness and no bullying is nice. But it takes time to get there. Some counterexamples are Iraq or Libya. Governments changed overnight to be closer to the way Westerners like. But are people b
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
From what I saw, `constant monitoring and systems like "social credit"` won't buy loyalty. Ordinary people do that more out of patriotism, an emotion against those who spread misinformation against their country. It's so
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Why not? Even within HK there are thousands pro-police anti-protest supporters. https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/08/17/oppose-violence-save-h... Our opinions are shaped by what media are fed into our brains. I
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
State is a group of people. How about marketing campaign? Companies are also groups of people too. What I see here is twitter bending its rules to not work with certain groups of people based on their own definition of whether it is state s
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
The video is about academic writing. I wonder how much can be applied to technical writing, like API documents.
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Location: Toronto Remote: flexible Willing to relocate: Maybe, preferably within Canada Technologies: Elixir, React, Rails, Python, Dart/Flutter, Elisp/Emacs, Chef Résumé/CV: Upon request Email: leeburk95 (*AT) yahoo (DOT) c
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
> Misleading vividness – involves describing an occurrence in vivid detail, even if it is an exceptional occurrence, to convince someone that it is a problem; this also relies on the appeal to emotion fallacy. Some engineers may use such
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
I used Anki for quite a few years now and accumulated a bunch of cards. What I found: - Anki is helpful in helping me to remember language facts (which is relatively simple in structure and not complicated) - Anki doesn't replace the w
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
I was in an accelerator space before. Most people are just acquaintances who would say hi to each other but didn't have time to have deep chat. Compared with that, I made friends with the colleagues and the relationship lasted longer.
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
What are dockerhub's alternatives? No 2FA. That is bad.
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Sometimes interviewing a candidate as a team can have small benefits such as strengthening / making explicit what values are important to the team among the participants. This assumes that the team is operating in a full transparency,
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
> he did a short stint at Facebook working on Messenger, before landing at Nori, a company addressing climate change with blockchain where he still works. Blockchain. Interesting.
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
> And it's amazing because you're basically feeding the mind complexity and then tapping that complexity or tapping what you've done with it. This is an interesting way to put it. Thanks for the quote!
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Maybe "time-boxed leisure" is a better term for what I wanted to describe.
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
One tiny issue with leisure in general is unpredictability. An uncontrolled mind can wander anywhere and come back (may not come back at all) in whatever state, not necessarily charged and refreshed. I wonder if there's anything like d
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
I wonder about the domain name snapping business. Are there people doing this full-time, buying expired domains in bulk?
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Shouldn't Apple put up warning signs at their store to say that you are under surveillance cameras?
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by diNgUrAndI 7y ago
Pensions are not sustainable. Current mandatory CPP contribution in Canada seems like that. It's a promise that government makes that we contribute now which is taken to cover the current senior citizens. What if there isn't enoug

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