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Vui.el: Declarative, component-based UI library for Emacs(github.com)
4 points by lightveil 9mo ago|0 comments
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by lightveil 10mo ago
the problem I always have with starting a personal blog is that-I want to write about my projects, but I also want to write about introspective life things. And I'm always fearful that introspective life things would detract (perhaps s
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Ask HN: How to pivot into Software development from Economics?
2 points by lightveil 4y ago|2 comments
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by lightveil 5y ago
this looks interesting, and I think would be perfect for the kind of stuff I deal with. Unfortunately, the pricing looks less interesting (about $100 for a 1000 page pdf, if I'm reading it right, although possibly I could attempt to br
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by lightveil 5y ago
Oh, that's very good to hear! I'll definitely get in contact. I won't be able to, for the next two months or so, but after that I should have some free time when I can test/contribute with code/whatever else is requ
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by lightveil 5y ago
Yup, I have been using this extensively. Paul's notes are something I forgot to mention-I referred to them almost daily, back when I was taking the equivalent of Calculus 1, and they're still very useful now that I'm taking d
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In Praise of Open Source Textbooks
506 points by lightveil 5y ago|104 comments
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by lightveil 5y ago
This is almost exactly what a subgenre called LitRPG does. The authors usually run a Patreon where patrons can read chapters in advance. If you look at this [0], there are 4345 patrons and the lowest tier is $1.00, giving a lower bound of $
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by lightveil 6y ago
What did you have to do to fix your connection issues? I've been getting weird WSL2 problems with the network for the longest time, maybe what you did might help me too.
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Ask HN: How important is a CS degree?
1 points by lightveil 6y ago|0 comments
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by lightveil 6y ago
My problem with this is the fact that, as it turns out, what I enjoy doing is browsing Reddit/Youtube/Netflix etc. to the exclusion of everything else. The internet has provided me with sufficient distractions-and they are immedia