emmaLe

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by emmaLe 5y ago
It's really hard to play on the phone. At first I kept tapping on the links below the game when I focused more on the game and less on my finger position. After I got used to tapping a bit higher and not letting my finger slip down I g
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by emmaLe 5y ago
Static html site for a professional portfolio/resume recruiter facing site. For a simple blog that needs to work, probably just jekyll. All my hacker showoff fun websites can be bloated and broken and run on any weird software i chose
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by emmaLe 5y ago
The internet raised me and I've learned everything from it. I agree with you on the first point. If you wish to actually learn, you take your time. As for everything else... maybe you should keep out of the """psychology
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by emmaLe 5y ago
Weird how the reaction on HN is so much different from the reaction on reddit where everyone is angry at riot for this decision. I am very much sad to see /all chat go, and I see no reason to remove it since it was already opt in. Most
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by emmaLe 5y ago
True, but I feel like a lot of people make things in web assembly so that when it's finished, it can be put up as a website to show off in their portfolio in an accessible way. And I also feel like that makes is less pure in the hacker
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by emmaLe 5y ago
I said most. There's a huge difference in quality of information between something you study and something you can read on your commute.
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by emmaLe 5y ago
Writing something like that with an intent to put it in your resume will take you on a very different path compared to just making it for your own eyes only. This is a fun project, make sure you have fun before all else.
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by emmaLe 5y ago
I still read but mostly fiction. I strongly dislike most non fiction books, YouTube videos, podcasts, and the very idea of an audio book. If I want to learn something , I read a textbook.
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by emmaLe 5y ago
It's not. And we can,
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by emmaLe 5y ago
Did you really assume you'd see actual laws when you clicked on a link saying "31 laws of fun"?