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   by enz 7y ago

   > then, when discussing how to turn recursive functions into iterators using an explicit stack (which permits breadth-first searching); How about a depth-first search?
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   You Can Heal the Internet(m.signalvnoise.com)

   1 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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   Red Programming Language(red-lang.org)

   3 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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   by enz 7y ago

   > RSS isn’t perfect and can be fairly technical but the majority of the issues with it can be mitigated with tooling Or by using Atom instead of RSS! Atom is very well supported too. Actually, we sometimes say "RSS" to refer to
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   Charles Darwin on Earthworms(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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   by enz 7y ago

   A theme I wrote with some Bootstrap 4. I am not a pro front-end developer/designer, but I guess it does the work for my personal blog! ( https://www.ecalamia.com/static/css/style.css )
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   by enz 7y ago

   Nice! If I had to use Jekyll, I think I'd use that theme. Actually, I already use a similar custom theme.
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   by enz 7y ago

   Thanks for sharing. As a Rust learner, I still don't know how to place the cursor between performance with borrowing and ergonomic with copying. Most of the time, I just copy/clone and I tell myself that the performance does not m
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   by enz 7y ago

   Rust, Mithril v2, business, Japanese.
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    by enz 7y ago

    Thanks for sharing. I'll try to write an equivalent code using Rust for learning purposes. Since it has algebraic datatypes too, it should be fine.
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    by enz 7y ago

    The same kei (軽, lightweight) as kei-car, maybe: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kei_car
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    by enz 7y ago

    The following doesn't break my everyday browsing: uBlock Origin, Decentraleyes, httpseverywhere, DNS over HTTPS (currently Cloudflare, but plan to use my own resolver soon)
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    by enz 7y ago

    uBlock Origin is still in the game!
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    by enz 7y ago

    How long have you been working on this project?
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    by enz 7y ago

    Sorry, but I can't really tell. I work alone most of the time, so I never used Trello in a team context.
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    by enz 7y ago

    aiohttp is indeed neat. No WSGI (async-based). The API is clean and HTTP-level. Maybe comparable to Falcon in this regard.
17. 347.▲
    by enz 7y ago

    Mostly Trello, with a kanban-style To-do list. I feel good when I slide a card from "Doing" to the "Done" column.
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    Email Filtering for Programmers(ecalamia.com)

    2 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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    by enz 7y ago

    I never noticed that pg's article. Thanks for sharing, now I'll try my first "PR chase" with the article of this thread.
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    by enz 7y ago

    That seems a bit abstract. It seems impossible to me to just go to a company and say: "Hello, we have absolutely no product to sell (no MVP yet), we just want to talk about your problems and then we'll see if we are building a pro
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    by enz 7y ago

    Try using Google Maps on Android with the dedicated official app. It's slow as hell. Maybe Google Maps is just very slow anyway.
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    by enz 7y ago

    I run FF on Android and desktop Linux. So far, I didn't notice anything suspicious with Google services such as YouTube and Drive. If technical problems arise, my choice will be to keep using FF and stop using Google services (includin
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    by enz 7y ago

    But, you have to pay the taxi/train/Uber to go to every event across the city, right?
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    by enz 7y ago

    I agree. We were using a shared Google Sheet in a 5 people team (3 devs, 1 manager and 1 product owner). Worked great. However, not sure if it is "scalable" when more people join.
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    by enz 7y ago

    I think you should consider having your own domain name.
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    by enz 7y ago

    As a Japanese language learner, I must say I have no trouble at all reading Sato's kanjis. Surprisingly enough! I live in Tokyo and I use the Nippori station at least once a month. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see Sato's w
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    by enz 7y ago

    I say: "Sorry, I am just an engineer, not a VC :)" (with a smile)
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    by enz 7y ago

    I had a previous edition of that book some years ago when I was a high school student. That book helped me so much, I would recommend it to anyone struggling with their maths high school lessons.
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    by enz 7y ago

    > The final sample consisted of 72 adults presenting with primary concerns of anxiety (n = 47) or poor sleep (n = 25). 72 adults seems a bit low to me. Does anyone knows if it's indeed low or a pretty normal sample for that kind of
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    by enz 7y ago

    That's right. The pidigits result surprised me.