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by elamje 6y ago
I make threads of the top tweets from the best accounts on twitter. https://twitter.com/elamje/status/1274166296930775040
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by elamje 6y ago
I use Blazor day to day. It’s really awesome. You are trading off ease of development for a potentially laggy UI connection, since each UI action re renders across the wire. I see it being used heavily for enterprises that know C#, don’t ca
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by elamje 6y ago
That image makes me think it was a one off mistake. Aside from the public profile launch, what are other examples of their cavalier attitude towards privacy?
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by elamje 6y ago
No it’s certainly $999/yr. and $349 for a 3 character email. And $99 after that.
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As much as DHH can be a bit angry on Twitter, I think he has the resources and fervor to go to bat and give Apple hell for this. Interestingly, while Apple is constantly touting its own privacy and anti ad features, this huge fee drives App
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Ask HN: Startup/Software Scene in Boulder?
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Ha. I’m an alum of Yale Patts 306 course. He’s a character! Happy that the LC-3 is still around. I regularly use the basic knowledge I gained that semester in my understanding of software. Our first assignment in that class was a program wr
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by elamje 6y ago
I have a similar background and in Oct 2018, I started spending lots of time learning with that exact book! I first learned Emacs (covered in the book) and it really wasn’t bad at all. I did some tiny fun projects in Clojure, and some exer
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by elamje 6y ago
Agree. Probably should’ve used a more solid example, but was just trying to convey the essence I suppose.
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I was super excited to see this paper released. I've spent time with Python, Java, C#, Javascript and limited time on C and Rust. Clojure was the largest paradigm shifter by a large margin. Having done concurrent programming in Java, a
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by elamje 6y ago
Awesome! I’ve been here for 8 years and love it. There are plenty of startups, a large public research university with tons of CS kids coming out, and lots of offices for typical tech companies. Email or tweet me and I can point you in the
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by elamje 6y ago
The fjords in Norway are the prettiest things I’ve ever seen. When CoVid travel bans raise, in definitely going back.
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by elamje 6y ago
Sure. In the thread I elaborate that they typically have already cranked out thousands of tweets. Some seem more innocuous. Some seem to have already gained 50 followers in a month or two. That’s possible, but hard without a viral tweet. So
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by elamje 6y ago
I went bot hunting a few weeks ago and it was incredibly insightful. What’s interesting is you can just drill in deeper and deeper by looking at the followers of bot accounts, which are very likely bots themselves. Many created in Feb and M
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Start with “SELECT *”(towardssoftware.com)
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Unbeatable platform is https://repl.it ! You can edit code, deploy, host, and set up custom domains all from the same browser page. And it’s FREE! I host my custom HTML and CSS blog there and it’s great! https://www.to
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by elamje 6y ago
To clarify, I typically backpack with 2-4 person tents and other people. Maybe my numbers are still off. Excited nonetheless.
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Here is the link to the gear! https://www.walmart.com/cp/lithic/9549605 Excited for this. All the major outdoor gear companies have made proper backpacking pretty hard to get into without dropping a grand or two o
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by elamje 6y ago
I think we underestimate how many people understand social media, YouTube, Netflix, etc. are/can be bad for us. The issue is our ability to resist the addiction, which more people need tools to handle. I appreciate what TikTok does by
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by elamje 6y ago
One of the most important things I’ve ever heard. “When you grow up you tend to get told that the world is the way it is and your life is just to live your life inside the world. Try not to bash into the walls too much. Try to have a nice f
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by elamje 6y ago
Not a huge fan of twitter threads unless they are extremely concise and interesting. This person has a very interesting, short story to tell about stocks. https://twitter.com/calvinfo/status/1254635755671969793?s=2
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What happens when I promote my own tweet, live analysis(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: Can we add channels to Twitter, please?
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by elamje 6y ago
Hey, author here. Thanks for sharing on hacker news! If anyone has questions about how to make the transition smoother and how to negotiate higher rates, don’t hesitate to email or dm me!
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by elamje 6y ago
Btw you can do custom domains easily! You just have to buy the domain through some other company like namecheap or google domains
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Enterprise C# to Self Employed React, Blazor, Clojure Followup(towardssoftware.com)
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Easy. https://repl.it was made for exactly your purpose, and even allows multiplayer editing like a google sheet. It’s free, it’s hosted for free, and you don’t even need a domain, unless you are unhappy with the random generate
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Quitting an unhappy job within a year(threadreaderapp.com)
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Almost everything we should ask about Covid(pushback.substack.com)
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It’s significantly harder to shop there, especially as an American. I found the same products I would get on Amazon to be 2 or 3x the price when I would shop in stores or online there excluding VAT and exchange rates. Maybe it allows more c

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