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owenpalmer
4y ago
Text is a very high level construct. I wouldn't call it universal.
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Ew
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Ask HN: What do you choose to ignore every day?
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owenpalmer
4y ago
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Source?
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Does lower cost of living due to automation compensate for jobs lost?
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owenpalmer
4y ago
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Programmers will be even more productive when someone comes up with TLA++, which will help you check if your TLA+ code has design flaws.
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owenpalmer
4y ago
javascript
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owenpalmer
4y ago
nsfw
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Maybe it's the 3D sphere
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Looks like a great product, and you nailed that landing page! I have a few criticisms, so forgive me if I sound overly pejorative. 1.How is this different than a chat window popup? I see these everywhere. What sets your product apart? 2.For
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owenpalmer
4y ago
thelightphone.com
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What are the biggest challenges when building an ecommerce platform?
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4y ago
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Love this idea!
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Factorio
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What if people created religions like they create JavaScript frameworks
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4y ago
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Ask HN: Where do you eat your lunch?
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4y ago
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Assembly is the most imperative language. Are AI prompts the most declarative?
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4y ago
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Super cool!
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owenpalmer
4y ago
>That just absolutely screams lack of experience. No, I think it shows I understand that many systems developers are forced to work with are poor design. You are misinterpreting me. I don't blindly accept a system because everyone u
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Thank you! I'll be sure to apply this.
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owenpalmer
4y ago
The only materials I used were JavaScript documentation and math I learned in 8th grade (I was a few grades ahead). I didn't need tutorials. Sometimes I literally dreamed about those projects at night. Occasionally I would see solution
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Actually, no. I never used a tutorial for ANY of those projects. Please don't assume things like that.
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Good advice. Thank you.
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owenpalmer
4y ago
>Do you really want to be the best programmer in the world? One of the best, yes. >What does it mean to be the best programmer in the world? I want to do incredible things. And those things don't need to include buzzwords. I want
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owenpalmer
4y ago
To be honest, I didn't even set out to become a developer. I just loved solving problems. My question is more on the side of where I should invest my time.
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I'm an 18 year old developer. How do I become one of the best programmers ever?
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owenpalmer
4y ago
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owenpalmer
4y ago
Not working for me either. No results show up, even for common places like LA.
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Ask HN: What are the least frustrating languages/technologies to work with?
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owenpalmer
4y ago
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owenpalmer
5y ago
"But how Do it Know?" by J. Clark Scott Incredibly simple and elegant explanation of how computers work.