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mgdv
4y ago
Amazing idea :) I've been learning and playing with Common Lisp. I've been involved in Java for more than a decade and wanted to try something new. I wanted to try something outside of OOP and more functional. I went from Scala -&
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Again, I started with solarized but moved onto other themes. I think it was one of the first themes that was implemented almost everywhere. It was nice to have my browser, IDE, window manager etc all themed up the same way. I also appreciat
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4y ago
I've seen this on a lot of the hacktoberfest repos this year. The repo owner will only authorize the PR if you star them
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4y ago
If the interview was like this, what does it say about the culture of the company? Either way, I would have politely terminated and left
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4y ago
added to my rss. Really nice and the idea of limiting your writing to lists helps to focus your thoughts. Will give it a try
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5y ago
This is very useful. I'm learning clojure at the moment and it's way more helpful to have little code snippets to explain points, much like the documentation does.
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5y ago
I also use Pinboard and also have had no replies to emails. I actually like the service but I don't use the archive feature. It's minimal, text based and provides rss feeds for most things. It also plays nice with Miniflux. I'
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What’s the Alternative to Firefox?
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5y ago
Sounds like a great idea. Are you planning to have a rss feed at all?
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5y ago
I'm a Java fan at heart and I've been coding with my 6 year old on [0] Greenfoot. It required a bit of setup for him but we've had a lot of fun. He's writing code using [1]Stride which helps with code blocks [0] https:&
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China Gives 'Fight Club' New Ending Where Authorities Win
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UK Government Plans to Release NMAP Scripts for Finding Vulnerabilities
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5y ago
Didn't see Terminus either[0] [0] http://terminus-font.sourceforge.net/
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Ask HN: What do you snack on while coding?
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The Gruesome Sounds in Mortal Kombat Is Exploding Vegetables
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NotCon'04 Danny O'Brien Life Hacks
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I love my X220. Also running arch with dwm. Initially, it was more for tinkering and just to play with but it's getting more day to day use. The keyboard is great and I'm not as worried if it drops or the kids get their hands on i
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Tiobe Announces That the Programming Language of the Year Was Python
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I have the same but it feels more like a type of paralysis rather than a loop. I'm finding the more I'm mentally trying to multi task, the worse this gets I can only do one task deeply at a time but while doing that, I will think
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Becomes First Spacecraft to 'Touch' the Sun
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I run untested, viewer submitted code on my 500 LED Christmas Tree
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Milkshakes: The Fidget Toy for Commuters
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Is the Internet Changing the Way We Remember?
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FSF's Anti-DRM Campaign Plans Bad-Review Protest Against Disney+
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Flyheccing with the Cheez Grip
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Why Movie Dialogue Has Gotten Harder to Understand
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New Mineral Discovered in Deep-Earth Diamond
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I've used lots of 'note' apps but ended up with 2 parts that work for me 1. A physical notebook for quick capture 2. A single markdown document which I search through or edit with Vim I have simple vim macro that prints today
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Years of Java has me seeing the world in camel case
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How to Fix Email with Science
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