h3ctic

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by h3ctic 7y ago
I'm in the same boat, but chose React Native instead because learning more React + JS/TS has additional benefits
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by h3ctic 8y ago
Well written and interesting article. If got a few points: Education: The cost factor is an American thing. Here, in Germany it way more affordable. I have a Bachelor's in pure mathematics. I wouldn't have studied all those often
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by h3ctic 8y ago
Good question. I am asking this myself as I will finish University soon. Maybe someone has an opinion on it
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by h3ctic 8y ago
Emacs. Although IDEs like VSCode are lean, pretty and fast. I don't want to switch IDE if I switch my programming language. Having modes for nearly everything you need and being able to quickly switch between programming, note taking w
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by h3ctic 8y ago
Try --inspect-brk so that the Chrome debugger stops immediately and you have the time to set your breakpoints.
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Ask HN: How to augment your programming language knowledge?
1 points by h3ctic 8y ago|0 comments
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by h3ctic 9y ago
Isn't that Elon Musks approach with Neuralink? I'm referring to the article: https://waitbutwhy.com/2017/04/neuralink.html
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by h3ctic 9y ago
Jup, that was my own conclusion as well Reddit has not the same quality and daily science lacks the community.
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Ask HN: HN like website for Mathematics?
11 points by h3ctic 9y ago|7 comments
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by h3ctic 9y ago
Wondering how much from the last 100 years has been left out
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by h3ctic 10y ago
I'm still trying to understand the convolution of two functions. Every God damn text ist only about how useful the Fourier series are - that's it. (Math student)
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by h3ctic 10y ago
> I think this is why a lot of hobbyist projects run out of steam. Thank you! I asked that for myself and tried to create (really) good code. Result: Hobby project felt more like work, than actual work did. Now I realized why.