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by juliend2 6y ago
The link goes to the comments section. This one doesn't: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/10/googl...
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I SSH into a VPS and use Vim as my development environment for most of my work. It's good because that way I can work on web stuff on a similar environment than prod, I get all the linux goodies that come handy when developing backend
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Happy to see developments on the pattern matching feature[0]. [0] https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/16828
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It is called a thought experiment[0]. It's useful because it doesn't have to create such a time paradox because the thing only happens in your head. It's pretty powerful to help people think outside the box. [0] https:/
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> the old you is depending on the you now to look out for him/her. This is powerful. Thank you.
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I think this blog post answers my question: https://titanoboa.io/visualizing-workflows.html Very cool to see how you use clojurescript for this.
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Very interesting! What library did you use for the SVG powered diagram tool?
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They are just envisioning the future that is ahead of them. I remember the laugh of a guy in 2008 when I scrolled with my fingers on his blackberry's screen. Now I own a Blackberry KeyOne and it is a reality.
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I recommend having a chilling spot. It doesn't have to be a couch. Mine is a dedicated floor mat, in a corner of the room. That's where I read, watch youtube on my blackberry, and just unplug/think. Also, if you want to use y
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I'm a fan of weekly view todo management. I've been using https://teuxdeux.com/ for quite a while, which was good enough for my needs (+ supported markdown text formatting for items). But apart from that, I really
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Ok I just saw this: > Kinopio is free for 150 cards, afterwards it's 4$/month Cool!
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I love this. Any plan on adding a premium pricing so I can be confident I can use this in the future?
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I think you should take a look at Flutter for mobile dev. https://flutter.dev/ would be a good starting point if that sounds interesting to you.
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Children of Men: My favorite movie.
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I wonder what he meant by "Rules" (compared to "Conditions"), in his table where he describes "Complexity" vs "Simplicity". Is it some kind of paradigm that exist in Clojure but not in procedural lang
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For those who like me didn't know about the blog until today, and why it's a big deal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slate_Star_Codex#New_York_Time...
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Pro tip: right-click to remove blocks.
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Thanks for the clarification, jacquesm. I looked at Merriam-Webster[1] and it basically says what you said: it must be exclusive. [1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/monopoly
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by juliend2 6y ago
Interesting. So according to this definition, Google doesn't have a monopoly in the market of Search engines since there is also Bing[1]. What is the word for it then? Highly-dominant player? Edit: looks like I'm not alone to have
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What's with this dogmatic rhetoric, lol? Monopolies are just companies that enjoy a significant edge over their competitors. What makes monopolistic companies inherently always bad?
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You seem to talk about monopolies as if it was a bad thing. And I get it that you don't like Twitter being a closed platform. Me neither. It's not ideal, but it's still more user friendly than Mastodon (sadly). I wouldn'
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People think it's easy to create a durable fork that will gain enough traction to live on many years (in a stable manner) and attract contributors. It's not. Just look at the tons of forks on github for abandonned opensource proje
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Good point. Thanks.
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> almost no one actually uses that insight in real life I don't know a lot about Bayes theorem but you caught my attention. Why is it the case that no one uses that in real life?
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I'm currently reading The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek, and he talks about exactly that: is your game finite or infinite? If infinite (like any business), there is no "winning" in that kind of "game" because there a
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I would say: start by doing pure HTML, then progressively work with PHP to include header.php/footer.php on every page. Then create helper functions for a few things you don't wanna repeat. You'll be surprised by how good it
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Interesting. Why? What does it have (or haven't) that made you a better programmer?
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It is mentioned in "First principles": https://untools.co/first-principles
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As much as I like having a nice website and maintaining an up-to-date Linkedin profile, I have to admit that it's very true. Word of mouth does 90-95% of the work. 5% might be related to me having a linkedin profile. I've been fre
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I think psychology needs to be taken into account here: The currency we have right now on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook is reputation. There, it's in the form of Followers. That's the very currency that Stack Overflow uses to gr

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