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by linkdd 5y ago
> which npm should learn More like "which the JS/TS developers should learn from" npm is just a package manager, it's not its fault.
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by linkdd 5y ago
Usually, when you make a little project, you use the tools you know the best because you don't want to spend time coming up with something from scratch. Also, it's a safe bet in case the project grows beyond the initial scope. You
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by linkdd 5y ago
I went from 98 to XP to Linux. I stayed on Linux for more than 10 years, then I switched back to Windows 10. I was tired of having to configure my system, or fix the problems after each breaking update. Too much choice, kills the choice. Cr
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by linkdd 5y ago
What about drivers for graphic/audio/etc... cards? The kernel architecture is drastically different, and many things would need rewriting. This could take years, even decades. Wine still does not emulate everything. The graphic st
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by linkdd 5y ago
Location: Lille, France Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir/Erlang, Python (Django), Javascript/Typescript (VueJS), Docker, Kubernetes Résumé/CV: https://linkdd.github.io (Ctrl+P for PD
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by linkdd 5y ago
I already put my email in: - my online resume - LICENSE copyright holders - public contact info on various websites The anti-spam at gmail.com is pretty decent so that I do not see those spams. Basically, I have 2 email addresses
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by linkdd 5y ago
It was not necessary. I would have (and I did) edit my comment to rectify my error. I did not claim I was "sure", which is the point of "IIRC". Calling this misinformation is a bit exaggerated. You can choose to be kind.
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by linkdd 5y ago
No need to be condescending with phrasing like "It would not take you long to read it".
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by linkdd 5y ago
I was going to say this. IIRC, the MIT license does not require attribution (EDIT: it does) Most people do not understand the philosophy of Open Source. It's not "hey look at me, I made this, look at me". They should not give
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by linkdd 5y ago
Interesting... and confusing. Thank you.
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Ask HN: What's going on with Reddit's notation system?
6 points by linkdd 5y ago|3 comments
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by linkdd 5y ago
Thanks! It should come in the next few weeks :)
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Elixir and Kubernetes: A love story – Part 1: Setting up an Elixir Cluster(david-delassus.medium.com)
6 points by linkdd 5y ago|2 comments
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by linkdd 5y ago
Ok let's get off-topic because it's not everyday someone posts about bash.org. My favorite: http://bash.org/?835030
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by linkdd 5y ago
HN would need to store the scripts and load them. This would mean slower loading time, and increased maintenance on databases. Also open the door to bugs like "why is this loading the scripts of another user?" which can be securit
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by linkdd 5y ago
There is no such thing as a dumb question. There is a Chrome extension "Custom Javascript for Website" (link in the first line of the snippet) that lets you add JS scripts to any website. Install the extension, then while on hacke
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by linkdd 5y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by linkdd 5y ago
I already have a custom CSS (using Stylus) for Dark Mode. The CSS is trickier due to the HTML structure.
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by linkdd 5y ago
But it would break the workflow of so many people relying on that shitty structure! https://xkcd.com/1172/ I like the fact that HN is so "stable".
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by linkdd 5y ago
That would be a new feature. The philosophy of HN is to evolve slowly and carefully. This surely would break someone's workflow ;) https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by linkdd 5y ago
The extension I listed stores your scripts in localStorage. But I agree, it should be a browser feature.
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by linkdd 5y ago
Nicely done, I used the same approach on my own CV. One thing I find difficult with a timeline is to display overlapping positions (part time contracts as a freelancer are a common thing for me). I usually sort by end-date because when you
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Show HN: Display a bell emoji on HN comments you haven't read yet(gist.github.com)
107 points by linkdd 5y ago|92 comments
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by linkdd 5y ago
I fell in love with Elixir's pipeline operator. It would be a joy to see it come to Javascript/Typescript. I think the explicit "^" in one of the proposals can be a good idea. Python's badly designed interface comes
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by linkdd 5y ago
> Rust's memory safety and strong type system. As a user, I don't care about Rust's type system, as long as the data I'm storing is valid. This is not a feature. "Being written in *" should never be a featur
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by linkdd 5y ago
- Primer: mainly about simulations and genetic algorithms - https://www.youtube.com/c/PrimerLearning - Reducible: about computer science and algorithms in general - https://www.youtube.com/c/Re
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by linkdd 5y ago
You may want to take a look at https://gleam.run/
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by linkdd 5y ago
This also has the benefit that your code is likely to keep working in 10 years.
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by linkdd 5y ago
I don't really know about the job market, but Erlang/OTP has been a very fine piece of technology for the past 30 to 40 years. Elixir is quite new (2015) and with every release it gains in maturity, and the ecosystem is growing. I
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by linkdd 5y ago
Agreed. Why is this on HN?

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