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elamje
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+1 to Adam Ruins Everything! Other commenters might scare you away, but it brings attention to a lot of things that go unnoticed by the general public. Of course, always check sources yourself, but there are some genuinely interesting thing
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Just go for it. Learning the math just helps you understand it’s not magic, like learning to program helps you understand computers aren’t magic. As someone that learned a good bit of the math and implemented NN code with backprop from scra
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elamje
7y ago
Check out https://send.firefox.com
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Not everyone has the same views on business and morality. Morality is completely gray for almost everyone. I understand where you are coming from, but retroactively punishing people who are associated with a business who only recently (last
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I just wrote a post[0] about contracting, from the contractors perspective, and why I left my safe job for it. IMO, developers that like a challenge and like dynamic work make good contractors. A lot of times having ambition and a passion f
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I found this a while back and used it for my svg animations on https://lifeboxhq.com ! Check it out for an example of the types of images you can grab.
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"The company, France Télécom — which used to be state-owned and is now known as Orange, one of France’s largest corporations — was fined $83,000, the maximum penalty." Nice.
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IMHO, if there is one thing a communist government can execute on, it’s infrastructure. China now has 2/3 of the worlds high speed rail, despite being an emerging economy, and only starting 20/25ish years ago.
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I had a similar thought, but stumbled when thinking about how you could actually assure users you didn’t log stuff. Once you answer that question, you might have a product. Right now, there is simply no way to prove to a user that the serve
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Clojure Web Server Recommendations
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The topical overview certainly sounds interesting, but sounds extremely similar to Designing Data Intensive Applications which also covers modern DB internals. What’s the sell here?
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I always like pointing software engineers and people who need to focus to this playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/61RNVG9yeQpFBRi8OAVC9I?si=... Before this, I could not listen to music and code at the same tim
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If anyone is interested, there is an up and coming Clojure web framework called Coast, https://coastonclojure.com/ For those that aren’t as familiar with Clojure - there isn’t a rails or Django for web apps, so Coast is try
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I’m neither and I can tell you that Java is most places that game players are.
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A lot of comments here don’t understand why Keybase added a crypto wallet, or chat, or git, or file storage, etc. It’s about user growth and attracting more people to the platform. Yeah git repos seem a little random, but you can’t have hug
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Magnet is excellent for window management. Works well on my 13” mbp, and my vertical monitor. If you have a touchbar, pock.dev is excellent.
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Standardizing middleware. Stop calling it middlewares
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Hanlon’s Razor: Relax, Not Everything is Out to Get You
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Ask HN: Is SICP worth the time investment for a Clojurian?
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1-91. Everyone has an identity or a way they see themselves. Leaders internalize the roles, responsibilities, and actions that they understand of a leader to be, know, and do. Leaders who are unsure of themselves filling the role of a leade
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“My long-promised current view of what I want to be remembered, the guy who invented the crapper rule.” ... A rogue philosopher VC “There’s nothing lean about spending 12-18 mo working hard to make a lot of money.“
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Why Google shuts down so many services
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Your first bullet point should be highlighted on your project front page! I read over the page a couple of times, and couldn’t deduce that, and I think it’s a really enticing feature!
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Ask HN: Does Google Domains sell your search data in any way?
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Ask HN: Does the front page get too many anti-tech pieces on it?
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SEEKING WORK | Austin, Remote, or Travel I’m John, a full stack developer with experience doing Python Flask, C#, SQL server, and JavaScript. I am passionate about Clojure, React, and willing to work with any tech stack really! Familiar wit
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Ask HN: How would you rapidly learn a foreign language?
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I like the catchiness of the phrase....but....A lot of this has to do with regulation, and how there is very little pricing transparency in health care. Same service at the same place costs 50 different prices for 50 different people. You n
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Contrary to popular belief robinhood makes a good bit of money from selling order data, more than most brokerages. This is due to the fact that most robinhood users are inexperienced, and thus, their trades are less likely to indicate big m
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Very nice write up! I haven’t found a blog about SQLite at that scale anywhere.
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