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541.
by elwell 6y ago
The very existence of this article confirms the impact GitHub has had on the developer experience.
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by elwell 6y ago
> he spends 200% of his time at work Perhaps the money goes towards cloning costs?
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by elwell 6y ago
> It’s common sense that almost every device with a bare minimum of computing power can run Doom. Oh how far we've come since '93.
544.
by elwell 6y ago
My lichess rating is 300 better than my chess.com rating.
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by elwell 6y ago
> am looking to pivot into something that gets me out of the lab Will data science get you out of the "lab"? Maybe you can become a farmer, and iterate on patentable new agri-tech you will inevitably develop along the way; then
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by elwell 6y ago
Birds aren't real. "Bird sighting", "UFO sighting", etc...
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by elwell 6y ago
Looks like a great alternative to Inkscape
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by elwell 6y ago
I, for one, find nil-punning useful in Clojure.
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by elwell 6y ago
Seems to be marketed as 'machine learning', but upon closer look is only for machine learning on images . Anyone know of something similar for analysis of other kinds of data; particularly interested to analyze records (like sp
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by elwell 6y ago
It's there, look closely. Try around here "window.scrollTo(0, 10400);"
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by elwell 6y ago
There's also this part of the article: "We found that setting the refspec option during git fetch reduced our build times by 99%." So, the article contains contradictions.
552.
by elwell 6y ago
And I don't want to "Allow Notifications from X"
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by elwell 6y ago
Reify Health's StudyTeam is ~100% Clojure + ClojureScript
554.
by elwell 6y ago
> if you can't even be assed to type your name properly, why should I bother with your 50 page paper? There has to be line somewhere though...
555.
by elwell 6y ago
> As an ESL speaker, I appreciate people who make an effort to correct me. A flawless sentence!
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by elwell 6y ago
Sorry, it was just too hard to pass up the irony embedded in this sentence: "What one things is clear communication with no ambiguity, another might disagree." > It is especially poor form on HN I totally get that I was being a
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by elwell 6y ago
Irony is in the eye of beholder
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by elwell 6y ago
Here is the original text: > I see many over, say, 50 do this much more often Here is your 'corrected' version: > I see many over, say, 50 yo this much more often Any-way, i was indiccating the nead for conssisstency, not ab
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by elwell 6y ago
> An example is responding back to a message with "Ok.". I see many over, say, 50 do this much more often, but to many under, say 30, this is taken as very passive aggressive. Definitely have experienced this. > shear sheer
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by elwell 6y ago
> or a company wholly funded or owned by such company ^^ Written as if you've been burnt before...
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by elwell 6y ago
This? https://blog.ericgoldman.org/archives/2020/03/yelp-finally-d...
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by elwell 6y ago
== is a test, not a statement of equality.
563.
by elwell 6y ago
Hmm... crawl archive.org?
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by elwell 6y ago
I heard that Yelp lets you pay to have bad reviews sorted towards the bottom. I recently listened to a podcast episode [0], where the CEO claimed that is not true. Would be interested in evidence on either side. [0] - https://www
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by elwell 6y ago
Surely they'd ordered the convertible option
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All* Perfect Pangrams of English(medium.com)
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by elwell 6y ago
How sure can you be that your alt isn't linked in some way (IP, browser fingerprint, text analysis, login/out timing patterns, etc.) to your main? Or, if not today, will internet archives be leveraged in 25+ years when big data ca
568.
by elwell 6y ago
https://clojure.org/ --> 25% https://golang.org/ --> 60% As a Clojurist, and one who chooses languages based on the attractiveness of their homepage, I'm confused.
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by elwell 6y ago
Most programmers I know, myself included, got started by making simple games for fun. If you don't know which language to choose, just start with JavaScript.
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by elwell 6y ago
From description of post: "A teenager I am close with would like to become a computer engineer."

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