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labarilem
2y ago
You're right: it's quite vague. It was intended as "best" for the reader. I'm picking up C again for general SW development after some years of stop, so I'm also wondering what people out there consider the bes
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Ask HN: Best dev environment for C in 2024?
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labarilem
2y ago
As a self-guided alternative, you could try going through https://adventofcode.com/ problems with your language of choice.
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Ask HN: Any Postgres performance optimization courses you could recommend?
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Ask HN: What's the best Redis learning resource?
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labarilem
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Ask HN: Is this a shady ad scheme for SEO tools?
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Ask HN: What are the best resources to learn SEO?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Is there a Product Hunt for no-profit side projects?
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3y ago
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Show HN: Simple 1-Rep Max Calculator for Strength Training (Italian)
(calcolomassimale.it)
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3y ago
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labarilem
3y ago
Usually I build something I need and doesn't exist or can be improved wrt existing solutions. I don't necessarily do it for money since it's a side project we're talking about. Focusing on solving the core issue instead
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labarilem
3y ago
Thanks! Stronglifts looks like a gold mine of information to me. Just what I was looking for. Currently I'm training with a bodybuilder approach and I'm starting to doubt it because it's hard to increase weights when you only
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Ask HN: Best books/courses to learn the theory behind strength training?
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labarilem
3y ago
I love this book. It definitely changed the way I think and made me ask important questions. Bonus: it got me listening to Bach at the time.
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Ask HN: Anyone Using Unikernels in Production?
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3y ago
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labarilem
3y ago
This looks very promising, will definitely try it!
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labarilem
3y ago
Let's say short posts which consist of title + body, ~100 words total. And classify them into 2 categories (e.g. posts that talk about cats vs posts that don't).
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Ask HN: How would you tackle a text classification problem in 2023?
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Ask HN: How do you run integration tests involving third party HTTP services?
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3y ago
https://marcolabarile.me
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labarilem
3y ago
https://counter.dev/ Don't need advanced use cases, not interested in monetization. Counter.dev got me because: - it's simple - respects users' privacy - has a pay-what-you-want model
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labarilem
3y ago
I think there is no possible way to be sure of that.
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labarilem
3y ago
I was using tags and categories but recently I've switched to just chrono order to simplify things.
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Yearn Finance exploited (again) for more than $11M
(web3isgoinggreat.com)
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3y ago
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Ask HN: What's the best platform to train for live coding tests?
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labarilem
4y ago
Location: Italy, EU Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript | Node.js | Express | SQL | Postgres | PostGIS | TimescaleDB | MongoDB | RabbitMQ | S3 | Kinesis | SQS | SES | EC2 | Lambda | RDS | DMS | ELK stack | Grafana |
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Ask HN: Any code competitions like Google Hashcode?
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Ask HN: What's your favorite Python editor/IDE?
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labarilem
4y ago
Yes I do and I also use Pocket
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Ask HN: How do hackers search for a new job?
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labarilem
4y ago
I can understand. I started to grasp the full potential of Postgres (but probably I'm still missing a lot) when I decided to use it for time series with the Timescale extension.
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