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by manx 7y ago
Hello HN! we had the problem that we always lost important information in our chat history. At the same time, it was hard to follow-up after a day. One needs to read the whole chat-history linearly. At the same time we felt, that this was n
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Show HN: Close chat threads like issues(threadtracker.kickoffpages.com)
14 points by manx 7y ago|1 comments
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by manx 7y ago
Nice! What about implementing tcp/ip on top of that and running decentralized protocols like ipfs? Lots use cases. But the bandwidth is probably too limited.
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Decentralizing the search for truth using idea markets(medium.com)
2 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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Quasirandom(crates.io)
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Plackett–Burman Design(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Chaos (Poem)(en.wikipedia.org)
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LLVM Benchmarking Tips (Reducing Noise)(llvm.org)
2 points by manx 7y ago|0 comments
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by manx 7y ago
As a shameless plug: I created a chat room on my own graph-based collaboration platform you can join via this link: https://app.woost.space/#page=5W4B6pA5yVDprYMkRyLuE1 I hope a bunch of interested people manage to organize
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by manx 7y ago
I build a graph-based argument mapping system with community moderation with a friend as our CS master theses: https://github.com/woost/wust I'm happy to discuss this whole topic with interested people, as I think
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by manx 8y ago
This is working well with nixOS: have a stable channel for the system and the unstable channel for the user.
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NixOS 19.03 Released(nixos.org)
9 points by manx 8y ago|0 comments
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by manx 8y ago
Thats sad. Is there a way by wrapping the PWA as a hybrid App? Any experience with this?
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Ask HN: I'm building a PWA. What are my options for push notifications on iOS?
3 points by manx 8y ago|3 comments
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by manx 8y ago
I actally thought of creating such a list myself a few days ago. Very nice to see this here! One improvement I immediatly thought of: Usually you cannot say/know that one word cannot be translated to ANY other language, because nobody
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Ask HN: How does a microwave work?
4 points by manx 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: What would you work on, if you had enough free time?
59 points by manx 8y ago|94 comments
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by manx 9y ago
Learning an entirely new and different language has a much higher barrier to start, in my opinion. Coming from procedural programming, a language that transforms your thinking smoothly is a good tradeoff I think.
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by manx 9y ago
We (CS, Germany) got an introduction in the first semester to Java, Haskell, and Prolog. But then it was possible to graduate by "only" having a strong math background, without any programming skills. Looking back I wished we were
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by manx 9y ago
From my own experience, I can recommend learning Scala. First, you treat is as a nicer Java, but then while trying to write more Scala idiomatic code, you smoothly slip into the world of functional programming. Sometimes without even notici
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NixOS 18.03 released(nixos.org)
3 points by manx 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Machine learning for boolean functions?
1 points by manx 9y ago|1 comments
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The China Brain Thought Experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by manx 9y ago|0 comments
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by manx 9y ago
Interesting, thank you for sharing. Though my main concern was more about introduction to recursion without an exponential algorithm.
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Efficient Recursive Fibonacci
2 points by manx 9y ago|4 comments
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by manx 9y ago
I also started learning JS in the DHTML era and wrote small games and toys for IE4. I did PHP stuff for almost 10 years and it was my main programming language. But at some point I stopped doing webdev, since the whole thing was a big mess
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by manx 9y ago
I never tried Kotlin, but I'm working with Scala.js since 1.5 years and am very happy with it: http://www.scala-js.org This made me love the frontend again.
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by manx 10y ago
I built a CIELAB / HCL color-scheme designer prototype, because I wasn't able to find anything comparable. RGB-Based color pickers often make it easy to choose ugly colors. Even though it's unfinished, I think it's alrea
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by manx 11y ago
One fundamental result is that ordinary people don't have any problems dealing with graph interfaces. Many Computer Scientists and Mathematicians I talked to predicted the opposite. This opens the door to experimenting with many diffe
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Ask HN: What do we get when applying root cause analysis to humanity's problems?
12 points by manx 11y ago|18 comments

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