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nobody0
5y ago
Just clicked but got this > You must log in to continue.
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5y ago
That's both the beauty and curse of life I guess.
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nobody0
5y ago
"Art is never finished only abandoned"
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nobody0
5y ago
Feeling sad, angry, depressed are essential parts of who we really are. We are not something sits in containers waiting to be amused at every second. Salut, brave new world.
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nobody0
5y ago
Does Hacker News count? I guess frictions matters, our brains constantly seek the shortest path to getting excited. Recently I resorted back to order physical books, and enjoy waiting for the books to arrive.
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nobody0
5y ago
Yeah, I really hope more people host their own static boring sites.
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nobody0
5y ago
I use Firefox and will continue to do so to resist one browser rules all situation.
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5y ago
Why does this title take up extra line height?
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Your point is valid, it make sense just speak SQL to DB in some scenarios . A good ORM will enable people to do that easily as well. However, good orms like LINQ in C# really shines in a lot of places.
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And also inertia, I found a simple trick that gets me into a quasi-flow state zone, which is telling myself that I will just do it for ten minutes. Then I don't have to analyze and do the inner talking for another ten minutes. Also, do
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Not everyone is building another blog or something. Business code can by fairly complex though not technically complex. Nowadays people start their shops on shopify but still hire people to code / customize their needs. It's just
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When they cross the river, they burn the bridge.
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Yeah, I have some related thoughts to this. Much of the automation happens when you do know explicitly what the goal is. However, for programmers, their job is not turning well-defined steps into valid code but understanding what the goal i
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5y ago
I guess because most people come to hn are expecting to see stories mostly in English regardless of their nationalities.
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5y ago
You can still porting those algebraic structures to day to day software construction. https://corecursive.com/050-sam-ritchie-portal-abstractions-...
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Let alone medium have a pay wall now.
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5y ago
More like smashing FAANG-like hegemony and K-12 riddle-solving army bootcamps. Given Internet companies are ubiquitous, we sort of equate tech firms to them...
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5y ago
I read as "No-code startup bubble...“ and it still works as a title.
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5y ago
Educated != spend all your money and time on some math riddles (not even that useful for further higher math studies)
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It's about costs, it is very expensive to attend those private classes. And if other kids are doing it, some parents may have to do it as well. From the stories, the gov't may provide some mooc-like platform for students to learn
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This idea is not unpopular in hn I guess.
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Yeah, I guess the tension between pen/paper and concrete computer programming is elastic, somehow it depends on the person's willingness to have them growing or static. I appreciate more about some theory when I've programmed
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I found that the traditional way of doing computing education is actually the way to go. Like what you've described as working out things on paper. Computing Science should not have deep dependencies on certain tide of computing device
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After you have struggled with a category of good theories, it really gives you a vehicle of thought, sort of frees you from thinking about things in a certain context.
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5y ago
Not likely, though Xiaomi is a bit bigger now, it is not really posing noticeable technical superiority that Huawei was regarded.
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Notion dropped block limits for free plan few years ago, so you should be able to use it for free. Though things like API and file upload limits are still there and ask for a personal paid plan.
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Why a webpage needs to know more than what I click? If you put legitimate ads that are relevant to the media that I am consuming per se, I guess I can bear with that.
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In the same vein, https://selectstarsql.com/
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And also developing a booming economy, we have seen the shift happens in East Asia in last three decades, they once was very interested in having childrens now are into a aging stable society where young people continue to put off their mar
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Let alone lines of code would be even more when it's written in C++.
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