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by manx 5y ago
https://hnnotify.xyz/
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Sybil Attacks, System's Thinking
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Please never think anything is too crazy to do. Try it.
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Maybe http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html
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Try juggling. In juggling you make progress very quickly, because you can have many attempts in a short time span. Also, you'll always know the limits of your abilities and it's never boring. There are many good explanations of al
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This is mine: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1vWxcg2bLB8JblMgJ79dAo?si=...
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Great Idea to reuse the q/a system for that! Is there also a payout for those who answer that question? Is it a yes/no question with majority decision?
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Who does the investigation, e.g. if an answer is offensive?
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Maybe we need a new section "Wait HN". Or are there better places to post these?
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This kind of idea is actually a great use case vor virtual currencies and a market, because the given AND received value can come from a human. I once wanted to build something similar for project feedback only, but the core idea is the sam
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Yes, please bring web directories back! Today we have more possibilities to manage that than in the early days. Many things can be automatically generated/crawled/MLed or crowdsourced. Browser extensions can help to categorize alm
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Immutable data structures. Once you start working with them, it changes your thinking about software architecture. Mutable state is still useful in local high-performance code, but that's rare.
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Ask HN: How many unique users vote on HN?
1 points by manx 5y ago|1 comments
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That's what I was thinking, too. Are compression algorithms for Sets a thing? Might be useful for compressing JSON, because the key-value pairs are a Set.
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I think this deserves another "Ask HN" :)
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Ask HN: What fascinates you about programming?
3 points by manx 5y ago|5 comments
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Scala.js 1.9.0(scala-js.org)
2 points by manx 5y ago|0 comments
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Boot: Power button. Shutdown: ctrl+alt+shift+q
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Mostly people who were already familiar with kanban boards like Trello. We also tried to sell to people who have to move whole workspaces as cards through a kanban process (we also had automation templates in the graph) and got two pilot cu
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Super cool! We need more graphs in the space. It reminds me of my last failed startup. https://github.com/woost/wust2 Everything was a node in the graph and could be connected and nested: folders, todos, notes, chat me
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You could convert them to plain text and feed a ref to the original file and the plain text to search services like algolia.
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Have a look at https://prisma.io or https://atlasgo.io
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Ask HN: Which projects deserve more donations?
1 points by manx 5y ago|2 comments
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Have a look at Outwatch ( https://outwatch.github.io/docs/readme.html ), it was designed from the ground up to be used with idiomatic scala code.
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From saving the file until the browser refreshes it usually only takes a few seconds. Especially if the compiler JVM is warm.
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From ES6 to Scala: Basics(scala-js.org)
71 points by manx 5y ago|37 comments
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From ES6 to Scala(scala-js.org)
3 points by manx 5y ago|0 comments
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Web directories come to mind. You didn't need to know what to look for, instead you were able to browse a huge tree. Are there any modern web directories out there?
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I'm talking walks every day, this helps clear my thoughts.
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Interesting idea! I'm wondering if this would also work in higher dimensional spaces, like embeddings. Or is this just social media? :D

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