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rrishi
3y ago
thanks for the recommendation and link!
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ahh, good to know. not a fan of nextjs personally. might want to dip into remixjs in the future.
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3y ago
Is remix not supporting them?
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rrishi
3y ago
name them so that more people are aware ... i dont think there's anything wrong with taking ad money. but consumers should be made aware of biases.
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Create a Large Language Model from Scratch with Python – Tutorial [video]
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3y ago
I am not too deeply experienced with Python so forgive my ignorance. But I am curious to understand why you were not able to utilize the concurrency tools provided in Python. A quick google search gave me these relevant resources 1. An intr
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rrishi
3y ago
I was expecting this project to be using JS/TS underneath but surprised to find Crystal Lang instead. Wonder what prompted them to use Crystal ... Otherwise, it's so easy to read I love it. I can read it like prose rather than the
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rrishi
3y ago
I am interested in the India positions. Please comment below once those are available.
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3y ago
"I correspond with lots of people online, without stepping out of my room. That’s the best I can do for now. I am still a hikikomori." Did the article end abruptly ? Or do I just not have access to the complete article because I a
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rrishi
3y ago
Interested in positions in India. Please reply below on how I can contact you for the same.
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rrishi
4y ago
I'd be curious to know this too.
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rrishi
4y ago
The application page is not letting me submit saying I need to check a checkbox for consenting to allowing my data to be stored. Please let me know if there's a mistake I was doing or if I could send my application in email.
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rrishi
4y ago
Super interesting idea.
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Record and Tuple Tutorial (In JavaScript)
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rrishi
4y ago
It's written in Rust!
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rrishi
4y ago
that made me chuckle
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rrishi
4y ago
Curious why the pickle?
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rrishi
4y ago
Thanks for the overview. Hopefully I can give the language a shot when time permits.
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4y ago
Thank you for such a well written and detailed response. Gave me a fair representation of C#. I do hope to try it maybe in recent future.
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4y ago
How does the verbosity in C# compare to Java's? And are big C# codebases littered with annotations and "dependency inversion" Java Spring boilerplate-y crap? I ask because I have never delved into C# only heard it's Micr
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rrishi
4y ago
Whatever needs to be there for a new react dev to learn about them
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rrishi
4y ago
+1
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rrishi
4y ago
Hey, thanks for checking this. You are absolutely right, I am on Windows 10. Is that not supported?
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rrishi
4y ago
A big fan of railway app. Recommend others to try the product too, the ease of setup and getting your backend up and running is phenomenal. They also have a very generous free tier. Sidenote for the railway cli dev team: I tried installing
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Ask HN: Will we see a TypeScript for Python?
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4y ago
I think if you've captured the essence of the discussion on the usability of Rust really well.
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4y ago
Removing "why" from the beginning sounds pretty arbitrary. How did they come up with this?
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4y ago
> Also - don’t discount all the new features JVM and Java have added or are adding It's true that over past 5-10 years they have put their foot on the accelerator and are adopting good features from other languages
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> Js churn is the result of Javascript having a weak standard library and the system not being entirely settled yet I guess that's part of the reason but they have been also adopting new features that Java is slow to adopt (ex. de-s
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> Firstly, as long as there is still a broad need for software engineers - there is a future for Java. Together with dotnet - it has huge market share of enterprise middleware, lots of web backends. That's true, it's enterpris
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