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by pekalicious 8y ago
I can't change the link :/ I can't even delete it anymore. I
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by pekalicious 8y ago
Fixed.
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Morning Cup of Coding – A curated daily newsletter for programmers of all fields(morningcupofcoding.com)
146 points by pekalicious 8y ago|57 comments
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How SQL DISTINCT and ORDER BY Are Related(blog.jooq.org)
2 points by pekalicious 8y ago|0 comments
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Kotlin extension function generation … – The Fabulous(medium.com)
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Optimisation Techniques(computist.xyz)
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JavaScript essentials: why you should know how the engine works(medium.freecodecamp.org)
2 points by pekalicious 8y ago|0 comments
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The CSS Paint API(css-tricks.com)
25 points by pekalicious 8y ago|5 comments
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Monads Made Simple(mpc.sh)
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Fountain codes, segmentation faults, improving CSS.Monday Cup of Coding Issue #4(medium.com)
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GCC compiler passes, Zelda puzzles, structs,oh my Monday Cup of Coding Issue #3(medium.com)
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Regular types, Unicode emojis, itertools, oh my Morning Cup of Coding Issue #55(mailchi.mp)
1 points by pekalicious 8y ago|0 comments
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Temperature spirals, word vectors, L-Systems, oh my Monday Cup of Coding #2(medium.com)
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Monday Cup of Coding #1(medium.com)
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by pekalicious 8y ago
I want to keep this primarily as a newsletter because it allows me to speak directly to my readers in many different ways. While I will have an RSS link and post the emails on the website, those are there mostly to give an idea of the newsl
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by pekalicious 8y ago
Technically it's every work day, so five days a week, but I understand what you mean. I think only time will tell. I can promise to listen to feedback and if daily doesn't work I'm willing to switch it.
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by pekalicious 8y ago
It's what I strive for in terms of time of publish, selection of content, aesthetics, etc, etc. I understand that realistically not everybody will receive it in the morning. I think reading at lunchtime is a good time as well :)
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by pekalicious 8y ago
Thanks for pointing out the typo. Wish I could fix it :/ I'll be more diligent about them in the future. It's every work day, so five days a week, but your point still stands. I think the daily part is pretty integral to the
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by pekalicious 8y ago
Wow. Thank you so much! Your project, from the writing to the design, is pretty much what I am working towards. Subscribed! - I am fully aware of how jarring my paragraphs transitions are. Adding titles sounds like a good solution. - I expe
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by pekalicious 8y ago
Here you go: https://us18.campaign-archive.com/feed?u=ab0f46cf302c0ed836e...
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by pekalicious 8y ago
The newsletter focuses strictly on content with the following attributes: - Recent, no more than a week old - Strictly in an article format, no videos or other media formats - Technical deep dives, not short tutorial-like content
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by pekalicious 8y ago
https://www.humanreadablemag.com/morningcupofcoding/latest This should do the trick. For now I will be manually updating this until I create an automated workflow. I do not guarantee that this will work forever (the up
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by pekalicious 8y ago
Looking into this right now. I'm surprised it's taking me longer than 2 seconds to find a solution. I would expect MailChimp to have this built in... Unless I'm blind.
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Show HN: Morning Cup of Coding – A curated newsletter of programming articles(humanreadablemag.com)
192 points by pekalicious 8y ago|41 comments
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Hello Qt for Python(blog.qt.io)
316 points by pekalicious 8y ago|171 comments
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Is Prefix of String in Table?(trent.me)
3 points by pekalicious 8y ago|0 comments