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   by pdevr 5y ago

   One of the best light-weight editors for Windows devices. Textpad is the next best, probably. The key feature for me is saving unsaved files when you close the editor. Notepad++ does it, Textpad doesn't. For everything else, they are o
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   For whatever it is worth, Dorian Nakamoto (whom Leah Goodman claimed to be "The Face Behind Bitcoin"[1]) stays nearby - within the realm of possibility :) [1] https://www.newsweek.com/2014/03/14/face
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   Ask HN: Is there a universally accepted reference for mathematics terminology?

   4 points by pdevr 5y ago|0 comments
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   I upvoted this, but just to play devil's advocate: The web app only needs to talk to the ML model through an interface, so it doesn't need to have access to ML libraries. In addition, using a non-Python-based web app will increase
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   The source code (for all of them) is available here: https://github.com/mezzoblue/csszengarden.com
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   Not every time, "whenever possible".
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   Avoid frameworks and libraries whenever possible. The last time I benchmarked java.util.logging though, it lost out to log4j by a wide enough margin. Has anyone done any benchmarking lately?
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   >>NFHS administered three types of questionnaires: the Household Questionnaire, the Woman’s Questionnaire and the Village Questionnaire. The Village Questionnaire was administered only in the rural areas. For each state and at nationa
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   by pdevr 5y ago

   I think this was it for me. I just spend some time reading through both of these pages, until it all came together.
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    I watched a YouTube video by Una Kravets, and was led to this page from there. All the techniques revolve around the flexbox and grid selectors. In that sense, it is a good starting point (or at least, was) for a CSS developer wanting to ha
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    I open a new window in Chrome's Incognito mode. Works well, as long as that is the first Incognito window opened.
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    >Build restful api in golang to manage >utilizing docker containers. >Environment: Golang, Node.js, MySQL, Vue.js, Docker, AWS. >Maintained legacy node express.js app that managed d n.s records. >programmed a SAAS Use capital
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    I got some good suggestions when I asked this same question a few years back[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14755732
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    Ask HN: What is the maximum number of items you have ever had to sort?

    1 points by pdevr 5y ago|1 comments
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    OWASP Top 10 is subjective to a certain extent, because it is consensus-based. At the same time, it is very useful to most developers and pen testers (and security tool makers), in preparing a list of vulnerabilities to check for. Consider
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    Original Apollo 11 Guidance Computer source code for command and lunar modules(github.com)

    2 points by pdevr 5y ago|0 comments
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    I am not classifying any of these as good or bad. Consider it as a list of observations. * There were more stories about the technical platforms of startups. Most of the time, the technical founders joined us here for those discussions. We
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    One of the best "first posts" I have seen on HN. Kudos. Edit: I will let the hyperbole bit (ultimate) slide, considering this is your first ever post here :-)
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    As a person who has sold and bought domains: 1. Do a Sedo.com search and see if it is listed there. 2. Search on Godaddy.com and Name.com and see if the domain is offered for a lower price. 3. If 1 and 2 didn't yield any results, monit
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    BuiltWith. Previous discussion about BuiltWith: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10316060
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    Very nice find. One single file, in most languages. Short and sweet. Thanks for sharing!
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    I am amazed at the variety of repos shared - by you, as well as others. Thanks! Repo links: https://github.com/facebook/zstd https://github.com/google/brotli https://github.com/Cli
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing something different. Very interesting. Will go through this.
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    Thank you very much for sharing this. Even though I asked for FAMANG, I meant any great code repo worth analyzing. Links: https://github.com/visgl https://github.com/visgl/vis.gl
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    Edit: Links to repos: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow https://github.com/facebook/folly
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    Thank you for sharing! Will take a look at Titus - it seems to be split into three - API, Control Plane and Executor. For anyone wanting to take a look: https://github.com/Netflix/eureka https://github.com&#
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    >Facebook's folly Nicely done ;) Seriously though, it seems to be very well-written, at first glance. Thanks.
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    Ask HN: What are the best publicly available FAMANG code repos?

    8 points by pdevr 5y ago|13 comments
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    As long as the Google form doesn't ask for emails or names, I'd be interested.
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    by pdevr 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing your theme. Hugo seems to be the favorite, so far. I am wondering if it is because of Hugo is better at site generation, or because of the availability of good themes.