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by izgzhen 6y ago
So it comes from my own frustration that Github can't render the MathJax in my semi-academic markdown file, and also, I am trying to include more fancy features like proper image Lightbox etc. However, your point is very convincing and
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Show HN: Host rendered markdown from source URL, phew(dochost.me)
1 points by izgzhen 6y ago|6 comments
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by izgzhen 6y ago
I wonder if there is an ecosystem-wise balance established in Istanbul even with many cats living freely with plenty food. And if so, I guess there is something unique to it that many other cities can’t replicate in a night (so some control
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by izgzhen 6y ago
As someone studying programming languages I used to be shocked by such practice as well — but later on I realized that, for people doing this, they really don’t have any practical motivation to care much beyond getting it to work first for
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by izgzhen 6y ago
I like this type of articles, but also felt pretty frustrated. Programmers are not supposed to be an expert in this type of details, neither do most other people in a company. The real problem is that how do we encode this knowledge in an e
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by izgzhen 6y ago
Great story! I really admire those who dare to make such bold move. I also feel sorry for those who did similar things but failed and ended up as a forgotten tragedy. They are all heroes.
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by izgzhen 6y ago
Your dad is cool! (Despite that I think rewriting in JS might actually introduce more bugs than fixed ones :) )
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by izgzhen 6y ago
I think that no-code enables non-programmer to produce more workable prototypes without any help from programmer. This speeds up the iteration. If a prototype is proven to be useful, then it can be given to professional programmers to hash
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by izgzhen 6y ago
It is a bit like eating self-made food or eat what others cook. You have chances to get poisoned in both ways. I would choose to eat food prepared by others if I am not confident in my cooking skills.
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by izgzhen 6y ago
It is very partial now — but your contribution is highly valued! Just create a pull request...
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Show HN: Remote Work Tool Wiki in Plain-Text(remote-team-tool.com)
1 points by izgzhen 6y ago|1 comments
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by izgzhen 6y ago
With more years into writing code, I think VSCode/Vim/IntelliJ etc. are just tools to be used for problems that they are good at, depending on your background, and to maximize your productivity. It’s a very personal thing, and any
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LSTM for Programmers(blog.zhen-zhang.com)
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Show HN: Executable scripts for helping with Android related work(github.com)
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by izgzhen 7y ago
Update 2020-04-10: * Fix DB reconnection logic * Fix bug in status tracking
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Show HN: Nightly v0.2 – Feather-light task scheduler, monitor and storage(github.com)
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Show HN: Nightly v0.1 – Feather-light task scheduler, monitor and storage(github.com)
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Surprising facts about benchmarking standard sorting libraries(github.com)
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Model Checking for Dummies(izgzhen.github.io)
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BitScope: Scaling Bitcoin Address De-Anonymization(izgzhen.github.io)
3 points by izgzhen 7y ago|0 comments
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Helena Web Automation and Web Scraping(github.com)
2 points by izgzhen 8y ago|0 comments
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Manage your Coq projects like a pro(blog.zhenzhang.me)
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Show HN: Engineering critical software services with Python(blog.zhenzhang.me)
3 points by izgzhen 9y ago|0 comments
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by izgzhen 9y ago
My post on a similar topic: http://blog.zhenzhang.me/2017/09/12/eth-priv-net.html