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by e19293001 8y ago
Sounds like The Parable of the Two Programmers. http://www.bruceblinn.com/parable.html
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Please, no GitHub (2015)(lists.gnu.org)
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Your not the only one. I drink coffee and never had sleep problems even when I drink before going to bed. I don't know why.
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When you get headaches, chances are you are dehydrated. I would suggest to drink a lot of water before and after drinking coffee or when you feel pain in your head. Drinking a lot of water works for me many times while enjoying too much caf
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Stoics believe that this is more impressive than the lifestyles of rich people. José Mujica was once the president of Uruguay gave 90% of his presidential salary to the charity and driving a very old car. Stuffs like this is more impressive
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For those who want to grok lambda calculus, I would highly recommend "An Introduction to Functional Programming Through Lambda Calculus" book by Greg Michaelson[0]. After going through the book, I could say that you're brain
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One of the things that free software lacks strength is in EDA tools. There were people who created free software for hardware guys but with the lack of fund and volunteers, the development deteriorates. While hardware development is not eas
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I'd come across Seneca's message from this book[0]: "Let us prepare our minds as if we'd come to the very end of life. Let us postpone nothing, Let us balance life's books each day.... The one who puts the finishing
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by e19293001 9y ago
Just install termux from android. Then install emacs from terminal. It works flawlessly.
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Could this be done in android too? I use emacs in android through termux and I like it.
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If you are an emacs user, please take a look at org-mode. Most of the advice had been implemented in org-mode. I hope someone will find it worthwhile because org-mode helps me manage everything in just a text file. And, if you like it, here
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by e19293001 9y ago
Now is the era where companies are racing to replace Bitcoin. We'll see what happens at the end of this year.
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Programming Notes for Professionals books(goalkicker.com)
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Is life meaningless?(johnwiegley.com)
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Some drug people got killed by drug lords to hide their identity but media concluded it was done by death squads since the cases weren't solved until now. Probably there exists, but what's the concrete evidence?
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> Because you spent two weeks in Boracay? It's not your country Hey! I don't know him. I live in the Philippines and I believe in what he said.
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And there are journalists that are corrupt, paid by politicians, paid by drug lords. It is hard to believe the news coming from official journalists. Foreign journalists must go to the Philippines and investigate themselves. If this kind of
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> It takes about 2 hours to boot to bash prompt While Bellard's JSLinux can boot to bash prompt in seconds. Still both are mind blowing projects!
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The best book for me. I read this everyday. The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living I've learned a lot from this book. It made me calm and influenced my decisions. For those who are interested an
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> It has two applications I adore. Org, something impossible to describe in a few words, and Magit, the perfect Git porcelain. I would like to add helm.
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Ask HN: What mobile app you wish you have in your office?
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Donald Knuth created a virtual machine written in MMIX that simulates the MMIX instruction set architecture, so that it can then simulate the MMIX machine which can simulate the MMIX instruction set and so on.
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Yes. Learn how to use emacs and use org-mode to organize everything. Also, the best way to learn emacs is to use it everyday. Emacs lisp is a powerful programming language too!
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The author is currently writing this book: https://www.manning.com/books/grokking-deep-learning
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Ask HN: How to be kind?
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I would learn lambda calculus and solve the L-99: Ninety-Nine Lisp Problems[0]. You'll be surprised how brilliant functional programming is. [0] - https://www.ic.unicamp.br/~meidanis/courses/mc336/2006s2&
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by e19293001 9y ago
Somewhat related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15438894
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The Spacing Effect (1988) [pdf](andrewvs.blogs.com)
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I've been wondering. Is it possible to build a logic circuit out of a radio frequency? If so, it would be possible to build a computer out from it.
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Ed Weissman on Managing Software Projects and Leading Engineers(mesosphere.com)
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