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by ronenlh 5y ago
Another thing that the game emphasized (based on the 1984 book “the Evolution of Cooperation“) is how misunderstandings increase mistrust. The Web is full of misunderstandings. The other takeaway is to foster Win-win situations as opposed t
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I would make all creations public by default, and have a gallery area. This would add to my trust in what the 0.99$ does, as well as be cool on its own.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
“live butterflies don’t look like butterflies in pictures, you gotta use dead ones” is like in the Simpsons: “Cow's don't look like cows on film. You gotta use horses.”
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Excellent idea. Adding audible feedback to the runtime is an effortless way to know what’s going on under the hood. I submitted a post about this concept last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27808113 In it I add
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. No, your reply wasn't too negative considering it's a very serious loss. Yes, as you said, we underestimate the power that small sounds have, and that we, as professionals, are losing this accidental f
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I really apologize. I'm fixing it now.
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What Does the Event Loop Sound Like?(medium.com)
49 points by ronenlh 5y ago|23 comments
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by ronenlh 5y ago
There are a lot of good points made against copilot. But I’m optimistic in that it will improve with time. At worst it’s an efficient code copy-pasting tool, but at best it could be the next level of abstraction.
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Inventor's Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by ronenlh 6y ago|0 comments
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by ronenlh 6y ago
This is my ideal type of article on HN. A namable concept, applicable, and without trying to be subversive. It was immediately define, had a real world example, and was short and well written.
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by ronenlh 6y ago
If so, I think he knew the features weren’t finished, but he demanded the product not to crash nevertheless. It’s an interesting thing to expect as a product owner: A stability-first approach to development. I personally hate the “it’s temp
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by ronenlh 6y ago
I know it sounds like he’s “poisoning the well,” but this comment answered the question I had in my head. I thought the source was left-leaning but the article had a conservative voice. It’s important to know who’s writing: The article is n
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by ronenlh 6y ago
My interest in ReScript is that it doesn't aim to add more features to JavaScript, it's a completely different language which has a JavaScript-like interface and compiles to JavaScript. It's a statically-typed functional lang
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by ronenlh 6y ago
That's how it is with TypeScript, CoffeeScript, SCSS... This works which most language supersets. My point was that it was a trial and error way of discovering that this was not so. Seeing it as a separate language, I agree that the st
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I Switched from TypeScript to ReScript(medium.com)
62 points by ronenlh 6y ago|45 comments
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by ronenlh 6y ago
I rewrote all my shell scripts to typescript+node.js. I enjoy type safety and good dev tools. Ever since, I wonder why long shell scripts are needed. Why do some developers still write programs like these? What advantages shell have?
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It’s Time You Learn About Monads(medium.com)
1 points by ronenlh 6y ago|0 comments
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by ronenlh 6y ago
Never thought of that. Corporate meetings to be able to say "we can tackle the challenge" and then go and do it. The meetings are for "what" vs "how."
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by ronenlh 6y ago
Thanks. I like the concept seeing management tasks as multiplying the team's output beyond individual contributions. That has a lot of value. I'll focus on the technical career stream, even though that's not that clearly defi
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Ask HN: How to climb up in tech technologically (not by becoming a manager)?
3 points by ronenlh 6y ago|4 comments
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Mutants Against Bugs: Implementing mutation testing in a niche language(medium.com)
1 points by ronenlh 6y ago|0 comments
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by ronenlh 6y ago
It's now the PC version of whitelist
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by ronenlh 7y ago
Swartz's article mentioned at the end is interesting, and contradicts Wales' study, who measured by number of edits per contributor instead of number of contributed words per contributor. "When you put it all together, the st
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by ronenlh 7y ago
Quoted from The New York Times, Tuesday, August 4, 1998 http://www.rexswain.com/benford.html (linked in Wikipedia): To illustrate Benford's Law, Dr. Mark J. Nigrini offered this example: "If we think of the Dow Jo
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by ronenlh 7y ago
From the loading speed it seems that the results are not cached. Isn't it?
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by ronenlh 7y ago
I believed that if the news outlet breaks the news that should be the link, even if paywalled. Free news outlets just paraphrase after it. There could be a correlation of it being a pivotal article and having a paid business model.
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by ronenlh 7y ago
People new to blockchain and tech in general seem to think that blockchain invented the database and public key cryptography. All the ideas they propose are solved by them.
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by ronenlh 7y ago
I like BetterExplained by Kalid Azad. https://betterexplained.com/ A newsletter on intuitive math explanations.
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by ronenlh 7y ago
"crypto" jewish means jews living in secrecy about their religion because of persecution.
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by ronenlh 9y ago
I'm an observant jew. I can't express how healthy it is for me not having any screens around for 24 hours once every week.

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