girishso

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   by girishso 6y ago

   You might want to give a try to Elm. Most of the Haskell goodies but way simpler, except no type classes and too restrictive.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   The problem is heat. The deepest hole we have built till now is about 12kms, which is nowhere near the earth's core.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   But we do not have direct control over heart to make it beat slower. Maybe slow breathing is a way to slow the heart beats.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   They say in India, When we are born, we are given a certain number of breaths. The quicker we spend our breaths, the sooner we die. Tortoise breaths 4 times per minute and lives for ~300 years.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   It doesn’t want you to go back and leave it’s garden.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   Yes Hasura looks like a serious contender. Uses Postgres as database and GraphQL interface. Supports real-time updates.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   I’m from India, thanks for doing this.
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   by girishso 6y ago

   You might be interested in GEM Mosquito Control [0], environment friendly and effective. [0] https://www.appropedia.org/GEM_mosquito_control
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   by girishso 6y ago

   I’ve wondered the same for some time, they intentionally used to degrade performance of older iPhones on OS upgrade. Or sell spare parts at obscene prices, actually buying a new device makes more sense than repairing, creating more e-waste.
10. 220.▲
    by girishso 6y ago

    Cool. Somehow never heard of this. Your username reminded me of my school days!
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    by girishso 6y ago

    What’s UDID registration website?
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    by girishso 6y ago

    I mis-read the title, thought it’s about 3D printing the PCBs. That’s something easily achievable and useful to hobbyists like myself.
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    by girishso 6y ago

    If you’re just starting 3D printing, don’t choose a delta printer. I’ve got one and even after spending endless hours on calibration, I never got it to print precise dimensions.
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    by girishso 6y ago

    And India, but includes religious leaders.
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    by girishso 6y ago

    That looks amazing. Using bootstrap or other css frameworks across different frameworks (react, vue etc) is a pain. This looks like a good start!
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    by girishso 6y ago

    I tried learning FP with Clojure, but could not get my head around all the parenthesis. Somehow came across Elm, it's documentation is very beginner friendly (and so is the language itself). If you want to learn typed FP, Elm is the wa
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    by girishso 6y ago

    Too little too late. Wish I knew that before, I broke my MacBook Air camera with that tiny sliding cover. Tried SMC reset and what not. It works “sometimes” though.
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    by girishso 6y ago

    When you are angry you breathe fast, when you’re relaxed you breathe slowly, you must have noticed that. Emotions affect breathing. The reverse is also true, if you control your breathing you can control your emotions/feelings and over
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    by girishso 6y ago

    Just using this opportunity to rant about lack of proper APIs for accessing personal HN data like comments/favorites/upvoted.
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    by girishso 6y ago

    Agreed. SPAs only make sense for few websites like Trello, for most other websites plain dynamic HTML with dash of ajax here and there are much better.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    Better still > alias g="git"
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    by girishso 7y ago

    Keechma looks better than re-frame imo https://github.com/keechma/keechma Wish it had tutorials for newbies like me.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    Just sharing my experience with Elm. Using it in production for over two years, 150K LOC elm codebase. Yes elm does have some problems, but I’ll choose elm over react/vue etc. for new project, simply because of the awesome development
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    by girishso 7y ago

    Yes, Elm is eventually turn out to be inspiration for other languages and go nowhere itself. As a professional Elm developer makes me sad.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    We moved to Zulip after trying Slack then Teams. Currently use Teams for video calls mostly.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    Getting rid of “real” bugs is no less than hacking!
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    by girishso 7y ago

    Of course it will happen. It's like atomic energy, some physicists decided to not work on it and some did work on it. There's nothing we can do about it.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    As an individual, I can decide to not work on such things. Didn't Google employees take a stand against something similar? and Google had to backtrack.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    That's scary. We're handing over great powers to the governments/corporates, needless to say it will be used against us.
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    by girishso 7y ago

    My thoughts exactly!