lifeplusplus

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571.
by lifeplusplus 6y ago
would be cool if you could fork the repo and make pr
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
Yea i think it's unfair to other candidates to try to fix diversity problem so late in the game, i.e. interview, merit for the job should be the only thing that should be looked at. If the problem is few xyz people going into the field
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
I feel western culture defines teen culture in a certain way and then 'teens' act in that way. Even now and in the past, you were see as an adult by 15. https://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2011/02/
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
my experience with webpack has been if you want to do exactly what it was designed to do, it's great, but if you want different setup it's best used as just as a bundler instead of as entire build pipeline. not that it's not
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
i use webpack with gulp, webpack helps with bundling, hmr, and code splitting.
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Ask HN: Is anyone still using Gulp?
8 points by lifeplusplus 6y ago|8 comments
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
purely for speed i used to use sublimetext but got real annoyed for buy now messages.. but it shows performance is very important feature.. if i had a choice between vscode as it's now vs soemthing as fast as sublime but with all vscod
578.
by lifeplusplus 6y ago
isn't that what QT is
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
I wanted to articulate what felt faster - faster to switch files - faster to type / input latency - faster color coding of a file when you open it - fast autocomplete (not type and wait) - fast jumping to references (not click wait the
580.
by lifeplusplus 6y ago
it's kind of a thing you only realize once you experience something better.
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Maybe it's time to port VSCode to native?
4 points by lifeplusplus 6y ago|18 comments
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
isn't the point to reduce severity... in icu with ventilator vs little cough? if viral load annihilated the immune response would be light and less damage to organs.
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
does this have performance implication
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
stanford literally has website dedicated to syllabus but all password protected https://syllabus.stanford.edu/syllabus/#/mainSyllabus
585.
by lifeplusplus 6y ago
doesn't work for stanford everything requires password
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
It's a pleasure to find a well maintained website by a professor where all course materials is available in simple well organized format.
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
one of the best sites when it comes to UI thanks
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
that requires you know what courses are in a degree and what is their course number
589.
by lifeplusplus 6y ago
something new, I didn't know. since my college didn't have online book store at the time
590.
by lifeplusplus 6y ago
that was helpful
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
how do you fine those professor sites
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
unless im missing how to use this site, it doesn't work.. click stanford and it only lets you click computer science or literature all other subjects are greyed out
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How can I get list of textbooks being used in top colleges?
63 points by lifeplusplus 6y ago|38 comments
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
such as?.. give an example.. milk - regulated water - regulated electricity - regulated education - k12 regulated most of it .
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
I had forgotten those terms.. yea nothing mysterious going on here. This is well understood situation. Everyone should take micro-economics not matter the profession.
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
one is a necessity and other one is not. If it's too expensive to launch stuff to space, most companies won't. If it's expensive to get a drug, well you will either pay up or suffer until you die.
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
i can see this working, before i got into progaming i got into analog circuits and used to 'code' random logic with transistors and led bulbs. red led bulbs rule.
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by lifeplusplus 6y ago
i see
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I used to build stuff all the time, then I got a job
28 points by lifeplusplus 6y ago|23 comments