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preommr
7y ago
It would be nice if you elaborated on what those problems are and how elixir solves them better than existing alternatives. All I ever see is people exclaiming how awesome it is and then the responses turn out to be underwhelming for variou
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7y ago
Can someone post/comment a more critical analysis of elixir if they can? It's really hard to figure out how useful it is because people always build up hype when it's not always worth it. All I ever see is how wonderful and m
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preommr
7y ago
> Haskell was used in the first programming class at university and that was excellent. I don't think getting started in haskell is that hard. If you're just doing theoretical exercises like building data structures and their r
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preommr
7y ago
This is pretty bad advice. Any workplace will have a fixed way of doing things that are suitable for their legacy code and existing practices. Not to mention most places don't really let you extend over to other areas. There's a b
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preommr
7y ago
> Shameless plug (but I hope that's okay, again) I find lots of cool shit on hn because people decide to share their side projects that I wouldn't otherwise have seen. It only becomes a problem when people don't disclose t
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preommr
7y ago
The tooling around sql is pretty awful. I was looking for a vscode plugin to get some syntax highlighting and linting for postgres yesterday, and just gave up. There are plenty of administrative tools that help with connecting to dbs and sh
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preommr
7y ago
Having a good idea is at least half of what will determine a successful product. The problem is that people confuse having an idea with having a good idea. The latter will be something that has things like a justifiable business model, a bu
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preommr
7y ago
Isn't the description right next to the video? ---- What are Zapmarks? Zapmarks are custom keywords, used to get you right to your favorite websites.
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preommr
7y ago
Tiles are awful. If they keep the same place, now you have to manage not only the content but also the order. If they shift around according to some metric like 'most used' then you have to visually search for the correct tile. An
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preommr
7y ago
The reflection in the water is really nice - it even shows the underside of the roof of the houses!
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preommr
7y ago
I still don't understand how github was worth 7+ billion.
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preommr
7y ago
Not having intrinsic value is why these mechanics were allowed in the first place. If they do have intrinsic value then it's straight up gambling. There's almost no difference between gambling with casino chips and magic the gathe
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preommr
7y ago
I thought this was supposed to be good for uber and lyft since it would choke out any smaller companies with less cash to burn in contrast to uber/lyft who have deep pockets.
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preommr
7y ago
To be fair, some of the offers those investors make are pretty awful and sometimes they treat the people on the show pretty badly. The show is mostly for entertainment and a lot of it is manufactured. If people go on the show trying to give
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preommr
7y ago
I am really curious why people are downvoting this. I've always thought that a more restrictive and simpler version of yaml would be a good alternative.
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preommr
7y ago
Well at least you could find an example. I couldn't find anything after like a minute of searching. Unless we're counting the gif that slowly shows you an example project letter by letter.
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preommr
7y ago
Slightly off topic but this goes to show how poorly hyphens/dashes are implemented in modern typography. Idk if its because I've been reading the word "right-wing" a lot or what it is but when I saw "right-knowledge
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preommr
7y ago
There's a heritage minutes video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ds8G9sFOK5w ~1 min long) about John Cabot who's ship got slowed down because there were so many cod in the water. It ends with him going back to en
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preommr
7y ago
> Back in the 1990s, posing for men’s magazines in your knickers was a rite of passage for young actors and pop stars not so much older than Greta, but that feels a very long time ago now. ??? This threw me for a loop because of how rand
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preommr
7y ago
lightwave, Softimage are pretty much dead. 3ds max and maya are both owned by autodesk. So the former is better for architectural stuff and product design, the latter for modeling, rigging, animation etc. Blender is fairly close to both. Es
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preommr
7y ago
I hate the "shader to rgb" node. I really wish osl nodes would work in eevee.
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preommr
7y ago
Isn't this kind of good for youtube? They've been struggling with better organization and would probably like to deal with one collective than many small youtubers. It would probably help with things like better overall quality, b
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preommr
7y ago
> is not a difficult language to learn People say this about every single programming language.
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preommr
7y ago
Is this just a quick and short project or have you been working on this long term?
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preommr
7y ago
This probably won't be an unpopular view, but I really think its culture and specifically things like news media. Watching FOX and even CNN exacerbates me in a way that watching things like the BBC don't. The standards for journal
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preommr
7y ago
tbh I was kind of expecting something more than just KISS. That's like the most fundamental lesson in most creative areas including writing. There's a reason why short stories are harder to write than simple free-form essays. Also
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preommr
7y ago
FWIW this guy does actually spam his project a lot. I recognize him from reddit where people have also complained about his constant promotion of this project.
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preommr
7y ago
There's absolutely no comparison between the horror that is/was gimp and the previous blender ui. Its true that the new ui is an improvement - it looks cleaner and I guess things like left click to select is more intuitive. But th
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preommr
7y ago
I've been using blender 2.8 over the last few days and I've been liking it quite a bit. The change from 2.7 is both big and small depending on the perspective. Going in I was worried that I would need to relearn a lot of things, b
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preommr
7y ago
They have, its just optional.
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