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by knubie 4y ago
FWIW I understood it pretty easily.
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by knubie 4y ago
I really like the idea and motivation here. I’ve always preferred forums over chat for the reasons you described. Hopefully this gains traction.
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by knubie 4y ago
I can only assume that the OP misspoke when they said 15,000 hours. In reality, when and what you output is dependent on your “input fluency”, as opposed to some arbitrary number of hours. In other words fluency is not an on/off switch
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by knubie 4y ago
This is a common misconception. It probably does not match your and others' experience simply because it is conventional wisdom, and most people are taught to do this. But just because most people do something a certain way does not ma
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by knubie 4y ago
I tried an affiliate service called LeadDyno recently for my SaaS. A lot of the companies I looked at all have very similar pricing (starting around ~$50/mo), but not all of them worked with Stripe promo codes, which I needed for my ap
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by knubie 4y ago
Clojure 1.0 was released in 2009 and included multimethods (ad hoc polymorphism / multiple dispatch), which predates Julia by a few years.
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by knubie 4y ago
That’s great to hear! Thanks for the reply.
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by knubie 4y ago
I have a production rails app that I've been thinking of migrating to Fly from Heroku. After reading the Turboku[0] docs, it seems that the process only migrates the rails app itself, and continues to connect to the Postgres database o
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by knubie 4y ago
I've adopted this approach with my own app [0], and there have definitely been some challenges, but ultimately I'm glad I made the decision. A lot of the tech in the web world is focused around the traditional client <-> ser
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by knubie 4y ago
What you're describing is usually what happens when Democrats and Republicans compromise on things, but there's no reason that approach should define "centrism." For example the Libertarian party is often described as fi
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by knubie 4y ago
> But Ford also wants to produce LFP batteries in North America, and plans to open a 40-GWh LFP cell factory by 2026. (That's in addition to three previously announced battery plants in Tennessee and Kentucky.)
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by knubie 4y ago
Title should be “Videos released by the police are no longer monetizable on YouTube.”
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by knubie 4y ago
The article specifically mentions that this new regulation does not limit fertilizer use itself, so the motivation seems to be entirely driven by climate change and not soil sustainability.
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by knubie 4y ago
I'll rub a little aloe in that wound. I actually like the redesign. The illustrations are great, and overall it's a big improvement over the original. Worth the price? Perhaps not, but at least you have a better website now, and m
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by knubie 4y ago
Good design often feels obvious in retrospect.
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by knubie 4y ago
> This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judge
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by knubie 4y ago
Congress can amend the constitution.
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by knubie 4y ago
The Senate represents the individual states, not the people. The fact that relatively small states like Delaware have as much representation in the Senate as large populous states like New York is by design, and was a critical for the creat
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by knubie 4y ago
> the goal is to make money, not to provide a service I think your entire premise is flawed here. Businesses make money by providing services that people want / need.
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by knubie 4y ago
I’ll throw in ScienceClic as another great channel in the same vein. https://m.youtube.com/c/ScienceClicEN
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by knubie 4y ago
The mini line up is not “subpar.” There is utility in a smaller form factor that is equal to or greater than the the value of the better specs in a large form factor. If that weren’t true then everyone would be walking around with an iPad i
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by knubie 4y ago
The difference between Twitter and Reddit, hacker news, or 4chan, is that on Twitter you ostensibly only see content from people you follow. If you don’t like the content someone is putting out, you just unfollow them. Twitter is more like
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by knubie 4y ago
Love the concept and design language! I had been thinking about making something like this for clojure for some time, but never got around to it. In my head I was thinking you would be able to drag in functions from libraries / other n
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by knubie 4y ago
I made Mochi[0] as an alternative to Anki, also tackling basically the same problem as OP. The app is based around markdown note/flash cards, but also has a lot of other features inspired by Anki and its various add-ons. [0] https:&#x
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by knubie 4y ago
Not the OP, so I'm not sure what sources they used, but disposable income as measured by the OECD [0], for example, does takes this into account. [0] https://data.oecd.org/hha/household-disposable-income.htm
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by knubie 5y ago
I'm not sure where that first link is getting its numbers, or why they're so outdated, but the US Small Business Association puts the number of small businesses in the US at around 31.7 million [0], or just over 100 per 1,000 peop
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by knubie 5y ago
> We are NOT companies, we're not robots only driven by free will, we don't live in an economy. It’s just an analogy. A different way of looking at the decisions you make throughout your life.
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by knubie 5y ago
I've been working on an app [0] for the past few years that attempts to synthesize note card style note taking (a la zettelkasten method) with spaced repetition flash cards. Spaced repetition is the single most effective tool for effic
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by knubie 5y ago
I've been working for the past few years on an app that attempts to combine the two (Zettelkasten / wiki + flashcards / Spaced repetition). [0] I personally really like the zettelkasten method and it's the only note-taki
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by knubie 5y ago
Are programmers removing code acting against themselves?

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