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How does this make money?
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https://github.com/narkoz/hacker-scripts
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tbf I think it would be an additive effect, not just a single encounter that leads to innovation
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Give "The Now Habit" a read
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That's why it's called a nuclear deterrent
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Ask HN: If TDD is so great, why is it so uncommon in the industry?
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I wonder what makes HN's opinion more positive of Twitter than of Facebook
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VR is uncomfortable
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It should just use wireless charging
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seatbelt?
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To hell with joy, efficiency is all that matters!
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Strawman
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You should immediately start applying what you learn. Even before you finish the book. Type out and modify any example code, write little practice programs, etc. Passively reading is no way to learn technical material. Also, take notes (in
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Mobile?
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Yes. CSS is Turing complete.
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Or, you know, just let your employees choose
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Procrastination is usually caused by anxiety and the way we speak to ourselves, and this book is all about addressing that. You can have all sorts of rules and systems, but if you don't treat yourself with positivity and respect none o
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The book The Now Habit has helped me
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From Oklahoma and I agree - feels like they think the midwest is some sort of alien world...
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You think the company failed because you didn't require black cars? Seems unlikely...
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Social networks are hard because they're only useful once they amass enough regular users. This is not the case with a lot of SaaS.
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The best code is the code that solves the user's problems
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How are you supposed to write tests for code if you don't understand what it does/is supposed to do?
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YT Comments are still a cesspool
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Seems like a pretty typical stack
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Was there a point in history where we could handle something as big as covid and without supply chain issues? Skeptical..
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This guy wasn't inexperienced though
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Rust isn't a silver bullet
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Let's hope no advancements in phone chargers come around
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This is why Google+ Circles were cool

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