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by fallat 4y ago
> To this day nothing else beats the fast feedback loop of Common lisp. JS + devtools...
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by fallat 4y ago
Why wouldnt it? You're used to the calories in your drink. Ive drank a coke zero almost every other day for a year. Maybe at first you will feel this but it's your body adjusting for what it expected. Calories in, calories out. If
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by fallat 4y ago
You have no idea how common this thought is. I think people forget that AoC actually does get harder and most people drop off at about the 3rd day. You're competing with others who have a lot of time on their hands. Most likely, you&#x
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by fallat 4y ago
Investing in yourself is job security. It's literally why I've never had to worry about work :) Good on you :D
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by fallat 4y ago
Quite beautiful.
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by fallat 4y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing, I was wondering about that! Very nice to know :D
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Longest Personal Name in the World(guinnessworldrecords.com)
4 points by fallat 4y ago|5 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
There, now you can set a reasonable limit in your database :)
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Spaced-repetition implementation (SuperMemo2) in Zig(len.falken.directory)
4 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
You're confusing "an event Im going to" with "an event signaled by a program"
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by fallat 4y ago
ActivityPub is built for events. It's way more general than email.
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by fallat 4y ago
How do you get ffmpeg and other goodies you mentioned? Is there some software repo termux maintains? Is downloading software that way reasonably "safe"? I've used Termux before but never considered these things...
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by fallat 4y ago
This may be the first time I ever boycott something. No way what Mick wrote was a lie, it would have to be so specially crafted - and for what? There's no money at stake here, he's literally just trying to save his reputation. I t
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by fallat 4y ago
That IA one was nuts !
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by fallat 4y ago
THIS is literally the best explanation. My god people have forgotten how to explain anything anymore. Thank you.
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by fallat 4y ago
Is this actually true? I feel like the majority that software exists is non-business software simply because there's zero cost...
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by fallat 4y ago
I miss the days when bugs were extra content. B)
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by fallat 4y ago
IMO it's because Switch adopted the great XMBC UI. That's probably why. Wii's channels for me (and I feel most based on how I saw others use their Wii) were useless...
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by fallat 4y ago
Not really man. Others may encourage you here but I'm going to give you the realistic hard answer. The best thing for you is to target companies and do contract work there. There are tons of bugs to fix, they just only pay within a com
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by fallat 4y ago
Glad I'm not the only one who thought this was extremely difficult to read. There's too much horizontal eye movement.
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Telegra.ph by Telegram(telegra.ph)
1 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
people wait now until the console is eol so they dont patch it or fix it in factory
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by fallat 4y ago
just use whisper...
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by fallat 4y ago
Not for much longer: between the merge, the chip shortage end in sight, and competitors, things are going to get better.
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by fallat 4y ago
This. It forces you to start actually using your imagination again, and your current working memory to work on problems being away from things.
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Ask HN: Where do the elite assemblers live?
14 points by fallat 4y ago|8 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
You should ask OP first for their email; right now anyone can email you claiming to be OP.
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by fallat 4y ago
100% this. They're basically saying "I know nothing about it, but from afar it looks disgusting."
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by fallat 4y ago
That IS the joke, beauty fine
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by fallat 4y ago
I think you meant "lowest common denominator" or "most common denominator"...

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