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by girishso 4y ago
As far as I know, options writing is how one makes money in options in the long run. Maybe experts can share their thoughts.
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by girishso 4y ago
I do, but I miss repl driven development.
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by girishso 4y ago
I would be all in Clojure if it had compile time type checking, something like Elm.
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by girishso 4y ago
All these big corporates with monopolies are acting exactly like the ruthless kings of yesteryears. Things are not going to change unless there’s some kind of a revolt. And I consider myself Apple fanboy.
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by girishso 4y ago
> They found that stock market returns were 1.5-2% lower at 10 days following a cannabis legalization event 10 days? That only affects short term “traders”, can be used as a trading opportunity at most. I’m interested in long term effect
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by girishso 4y ago
> Why would the Indian Govt need to place a spy in Twitter in order to find things it wants censored? It’s more about targeting the person as an example, so others won’t dare say anything against the government.
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by girishso 4y ago
Drink fresh lime juice with water/soda after the drinks, more the merrier. It works surprisingly well to cure hangover.
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by girishso 4y ago
You didn’t mention your backend stack, but whatever it is, it must be able to generate html on server. Just use that along with turbo js, you’ll be just fine. Doing front end in vue/react/whatever.js is just a fad these days.
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by girishso 4y ago
I use something similar along with fzf, so I can search the branch and switch to it. git alias: recent = "!f() { script -q /dev/null git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate refs/heads/ --format='%(HEAD)%(col
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by girishso 4y ago
Me too. I can't get my head around all the properties for Flexbox, but CSS Grid makes everything so simple. My latest trick is to swap around the "cells", without changing the HTML markup (generated by simple_form Ruby gem).
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by girishso 4y ago
Couldn't agree more.
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by girishso 4y ago
Yes the first, minimally read from the DB and send data in response.
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by girishso 4y ago
After almost 4 years, I recently started working on a small Rails app. Typical Rails responses used to take hundreds of milliseconds before, now it takes tens of milliseconds (with latest versions). I was not expecting that at all. Togeth
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by girishso 4y ago
Government withdrew the bill only to bring it back in a new form, since the original bill had something like 80 amendments.
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by girishso 4y ago
This. This is how I choose my tech stack these days.
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by girishso 4y ago
I’m getting more interested in fermented foods. Any good resources on making them at home?
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by girishso 4y ago
Is that going to change anytime soon? Genuinely interested because all currencies, other than USD are depreciating.
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by girishso 4y ago
There is state of course, but it is kept in the calling module not in the component itself. In other words, if component has a Model defined, it's a stateful component.
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by girishso 4y ago
Official Elm Guide itself will take you far, https://guide.elm-lang.org/ . After that you can try https://www.udemy.com/course/elm-the-complete-guide/ .
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by girishso 4y ago
I have always thought if I was born some 200-300 years back, I would have made many scientific discoveries by myself. Science has indeed got harder.
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by girishso 4y ago
Every couple of months I need this and can’t remember it’s name! So good to come across this again. Now on I’ll go through my hn comments.
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by girishso 4y ago
Stopped development does not mean it's dead. There are few Elm jobs posted on slack every month.
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by girishso 4y ago
It's fd, ncdu and sd (sed alternative) for me. https://github.com/chmln/sd https://dev.yorhel.nl/ncdu
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by girishso 4y ago
> What size would you recommend? UUID is 16 bytes? The thing is, document ids are used for indexing. So taking a simple eCommerce store as an example (assuming you have 100s of thousands of products) Product.id will be used extensively
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by girishso 4y ago
Excellent read performance if you don’t want real time data. I had millions of documents and search/read was super fast, just that we were okay with 1 minute late data for our use case. We had terrible experience with mongodb (very ear
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by girishso 5y ago
> The fundamental idea that crypto can "escape" government financial controls is false. This. I was thinking seriously about investing in bitcoins, but realized governments across the world won’t give up their control over peop
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by girishso 5y ago
How did you recover the data from CD/DVDs? I checked at a local shop they are not interested in recovering CDs.
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by girishso 5y ago
I was trying Supabase on a toy project in Elm, ran into a weird CORS error. Even in React when using supabase-js the api call works, but using `fetch` (copied from chrome dev console) in dev console fails with CORS error. Supabase-js does
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by girishso 5y ago
Here’s is my weird tip. I’ve done it in reverse, meaning I gained weight by eating faster. In my 20’s I was very skinny, I tried many things for gaining weight, then someone told me I should eat faster. In the past twenty or so years I’ve g
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by girishso 5y ago
How long does it take to propagate the changed IP?

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