mraza007

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   by mraza007 5y ago

   I’m in same situation as you sometimes I end up wasting hours scrolling Twitter Reddit and Reading Discussions on HackerNews. Then regret I wish I hadn’t wasted my time and had done something productive. I have tried a technique of locking
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   I’m genuinely curious on how linters work.
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   Got it Anyways thanks for this :)
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   Agreed I’m learning about these investment tools do you suggest any good resources
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   Wow you have 5 times more ram than mine. Anyways I have used qutebrowser it makes things slow especially when I’m watching something on YouTube this is why I sticked to firefox
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   Imagine running Linux on your iPhone. I just can’t wait for that day but the it doesn’t seem to happen anytime soon
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   Ask HN: How and where do you invest your money?

   3 points by mraza007 5y ago|5 comments
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   Personally I used pocket to save all the links with tags And save all the things I learn into mdbook hosted on my github. Here’s the link: https://til-mraza007.vercel.app/ Here’s the source: https://github.com&#x
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   by mraza007 5y ago

   I think I have tried it. The only reason I don’t use it too much because uses a lot of ram and plus its made with python which makes it slow compared to other browser Maybe it’s just my opinion but happy to hear your thoughts on this. I use
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    by mraza007 5y ago

    Honestly I have forced my self to use a terminal and now I can’t even go without using it. I have made my workflow very minimal such as I use firefox for browsing and terminal for pretty much everything
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    by mraza007 5y ago

    I think this can be a game changer especially for beginners who are getting into Rust
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    by mraza007 5y ago

    Googling is an essential skill but What was it like back then when there was no Google at all?
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing this I’ll try this out
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    Ask HN: How do you come up with ideas for side projects?

    2 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Wow I’m just blown away by this. Really cool trick to navigate directories fast I’m definitely going to add this to my .zshrc Honestly commandline has made so many things easier for me that I don’t even use regular apps besides my browser f
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    I have been looking for this Thanks for sharing :)
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Pandoc has been one of the best tools I have used and this blogpost is well written
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    I totally agree, I mean you can find good courses on Udemy but they are mostly beginner focused. I have tried coursera for advanced courses. Last but not last I try to watch recorded conferences talks for advance concepts or read blogs whi
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    1. PluralSight 2. Udemy 3. Coursera is great for learning about machine learning AI and Data Science 4. YouTube Here are my suggestions when learning a new technology
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Its quite interesting to see how most companies are just building ClubHouse like clones just to compete with ClubHouse. I wonder if ClubHouse gets acquired by a bigger company
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Aren’t data center employees crucial as they are making sure your services are running perfectly even in an event of emergency. Why not hire them and pay them better wages
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    When I’m learning something let’s say I want to learn python but in order to learn python I’ll find courses on Udemy since it’s cheap and some of the courses are really high quality. I’ll pick a course and start learning while learning I’ll
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    This such an achievement for open source developers whose software has made significant impact. I wonder what world would look like where we open source software didn't existed? Anyhow I really appreciate the work of open source develo
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Wow I’m just amazed how you summed up the modern day development by giving an example from the past. I’m just curious we have three big cloud players at the moment Azure,AWS and GCP but do we have open source alternatives to their services
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    Got it makes sense :) This means I can’t use this with github pages
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    This is a very simple and unique approach to gather metrics of your site while maintaining the privacy of the user. I’m just curious how can you use this solution with a static site generator like jekyll
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    I totally agree with your comment. I think design is one of the reasons Linux Hasn’t been able to take over the desktops despite offering so many distros to choose from.
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    Ask HN: What’s Your Blogging Setup?

    5 points by mraza007 6y ago|7 comments
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    by mraza007 6y ago

    I’ll just mention I have been using vultr for about a year now and I love it. There are no hidden charges and the service is just amazing as I use vulture to host my automated HN newsletter that delivers top news headlines straight to my in
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    Ask HN: What useful iOS shortcuts have you used or developed

    3 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments