kugurerdem

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by kugurerdem 2y ago
You are on point, the extension starts to slightly malfunction if the user starts to resize the browser window vertically. This is because of the assumption that `(window.pageYOffset + window.innerHeight) / document.body.scrollHeight`
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Thanks! I was not aware that Vimium could already do what I tried to accomplish but to give you an answer: I made it possible that marks can be properly re-named and have their note taking place. You also have a management page where you c
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Wow, I did not know this despite using it for a long time. It perfectly makes sense though. Thanks for letting us know :)
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Show HN: Mark Scroll Positions(rugu.dev)
35 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|18 comments
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Learn things that don't change(newsletter.techworld-with-milan.com)
34 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|11 comments
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The Three Pillars of Programmable Trust: The EigenLayer End Game(blog.eigenlayer.xyz)
2 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|0 comments
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
I think the important point of the essay was that as long as you are not exploiting anything and trying to add value to the platform, it should not matter whether you are promoting yourself or not. And yeah, I think HN does a good job of ba
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Yeah, I think the important thing here (and the point of the essay as well) is that whether the content you share is yours or others' should not matter much as long as you provide value to the platform. This being said, I also understa
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Banned for Self-Promo(antonz.org)
2 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|6 comments
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Just checked Stylus and it seems exactly what I needed before! There are always some UI elements that you want to get rid of. :)
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Thanks! :) Currently reading the well-known "The Rust Book". But, I will read this as a quick guide as well.
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Rust for JavaScript Developers (2019)(codegram.com)
53 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|4 comments
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
TLDR: I like Javascript because it is the PL that allows me to get things done in the fastest way. But other than that, I like Go, because of its simplicity. And also like the mindset that functional programming languages like Haskell provi
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Nice essay. I too like to write and rethink before starting implementation stuff. I think one issue here is that it is very hard to predict domain-specific problems until you encounter them. If you're working in a domain you are alread
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Do Bounties Hurt FOSS?(hackaday.com)
2 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|0 comments
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
That's one of the problems with the concept of "anticharity" conveyed in the essay that costco shared. Using positive/negative punishment (a thing being taken from you or a bad thing happening to you) can cause more harm
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Socially Efficient Commitment Devices (2013)(blog.beeminder.com)
1 points by kugurerdem 2y ago|0 comments
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
I think you are right. In this case, knowing that money will go to a neutral actor instead of a charity might be a better solution. Interesting. Good essay by the way.
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
I think sending the money lost on funds to charities makes more sense as sharing the money on the pot among the ones who succeed could result in bad actors trying to exploit the system by always checking their goals as completed. By sending
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by kugurerdem 2y ago
Interesting idea. At first, I thought you could only lose money if you didn't accomplish your goals. But then I realized that money was being shared among the people who joined the same challenge. This mechanism not only disincentivize
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by kugurerdem 3y ago
My system with dwm tiling manager is similar to this workflow. Quick workspace switching, keyboard shortcuts, and instant app launching are valuable regardless of your desktop environment. I remember having a friend who was using a MacOS an
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Defer, Panic, and Recover (2010)(go.dev)
2 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|0 comments
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Importance of Intentionality in Digital Consumption(rugu.dev)
2 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|1 comments
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by kugurerdem 3y ago
This is an essay where I try to combine my thoughts on mindfulness, intentionality, and focus with respect to devices we use regularly. I would also like to hear other peoples thoughts on this matter. What actions do you take to protect you
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The Ten Rules of a Zen Programmer(zenprogrammer.org)
36 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|3 comments
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by kugurerdem 3y ago
This reminds me a quote of a Stoic philosopher: A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials. – Seneca.
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Can Toxic Tech Projects Make You a Stronger Person? [video](youtube.com)
3 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|2 comments
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by kugurerdem 3y ago
I liked the distinction made between frameworks and libraries, especially with regards to their level of engagement. Once you start using frameworks, you become more dependent on them than you would if you were using libraries. Nowadays, pe
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Put That Framework Down Before Someone Gets Hurt(blog.boot.dev)
2 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|1 comments
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Give Up Sooner(blog.boot.dev)
2 points by kugurerdem 3y ago|0 comments

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