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jbranchaud
11y ago
I love this technique! I take notes in a small notebook during the day and then look back at in the evening to see if there is anything worth TIL'ing about.
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jbranchaud
11y ago
Everyone at my company really got behind the idea of TILs too, so we created a little web app for it -- https://til.hashrocket.com/
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I generally take about 5 minutes at some point each evening to write up something that I learned that day or earlier that week. I've always viewed them as being quick and easy to write up which has taken away the intimidation that can
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Good catch, I ought to move that over to the Mac section.
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It is fun to see what technologies I've been writing about the most over the long run -- Vim and PostgreSQL seem to be the big ones!
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11y ago
yes, I just placed each post alphabetically as I went.
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11y ago
For me, this is all about tracking my personal learning. I reference old posts several times a week. I hope others can learn from it as well!
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Show HN: I've been writing daily TILs for a year
(github.com)
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Upserting Records with PostgreSQL 9.5
(hashrocket.com)
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Author here: So far I'm really digging Postgres 9.5, especially the Upsert/On Conflict syntax. I'd appreciate any feedback on the blog post itself. The aim of the post is to help introduce people to a new feature that might n
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Switch vs. Map: Which Is the Better Way to Branch in Go?
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Show HN: Metabot – a Markov chain Slackbot generator built with Go
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One of the developers here, you can access Metabot itself at http://metabot.hashrocket.com/
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A Peek into the Clojure Community and Some Must-Watch Talks from Clojure/conj
(hashrocket.com)
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I enjoyed the closing line of the article: > That is, after all, the acid test of a truly clean user interface: nobody notices it.
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It'd be cool if the creator used some filler text on the labels generated on the home page so that we could see what it looks like that way.
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11y ago
Author here, what are some of your favorite uses of common table expressions?
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Understanding Common Table Expressions with FizzBuzz
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11y ago
This is the approach we take with TIL at Hashrocket -- http://til.hashrocket.com/
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12y ago
What sort of use cases do you have in mind for this project?
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12y ago
A lot of people have been linking to Assembly lately, but is there anyone actually supplementing their income with it? Is it at all common to do so?
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Ask HN: What is your favorite data structures book?
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This is a really nice, extensive guide. However, I think when introducing Git and its internals for the first time, it is essential to use graphs/diagrams. This tutorial doesn't have any which is its biggest shortcoming. Regardles
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If it is, then it isn't a very well designed experiment because Google is a reputable and trusted (?) entity, so it isn't much of a leap to give access (especially when one already has gmai, gcal, etc. running in other tabs).
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The author is a woman.
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12y ago
Do you know who this quote is attributed to?
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This is called a droitwich
(english.stackexchange.com)
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Exactly. I am curious from a technical standpoint how a company/service is able to figure out the coordinates associated with a given IP address.
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This isn't necessarily open-source work, but it is still opportunities to collaborate on real projects with other developers -- https://assembly.com/
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Ask HN: How are IP addresses geocoded to latitude and longitude?
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