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by rrishi 4y ago
Thanks for your reply and that link :)
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by rrishi 4y ago
I was looking for recommendations for a Rust book with lots of examples AND EXERCISES . Also, I do have experience of almost 5 years professional programming (JS/TS, Java and some Python) so I'd like a book that doesn't focu
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by rrishi 4y ago
Does that book include exercises?
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by rrishi 4y ago
In the long run, this may backfire
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by rrishi 4y ago
I really like the design of your website. If you don't mind me asking, any tips on how did you create it?
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by rrishi 4y ago
> Less venture capital backed open source > We all love free open source software. But when VCs get involved, it means they > expect a huge monetary return. These things just don’t go together. I am not sure what case study the au
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by rrishi 4y ago
Thanks, that's what I was looking for.
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Ask HN: Looking for tech related blogs on Bear blog
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by rrishi 4y ago
i have multiple lamy 2000s. they're great. i also recommend faber castell loom
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by rrishi 4y ago
I wasn't exposed to Second Life. But I do feel that the alternative life within a metaverse isn't going to appeal to a lot of people. What kind of socio-political lessons did you draw from Second Life? Would love to hear your take
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by rrishi 4y ago
I was wondering if there's much utility in reading and learning about the ways higher ups set up and/or manipulate the socio-economic systems. I personally feel pretty much like a cog in the machine that can't really influenc
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by rrishi 4y ago
Thank you for your tip. I don't often run into successful people and the few that I do run into it's pretty difficult to have deep conversations. However, I have found people are a lot more open to divulging their inner workings o
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by rrishi 4y ago
Pretty ironic that his son was completely his opposite and an abject failure.
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by rrishi 4y ago
mine too.
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by rrishi 4y ago
Hmmm ... i think that could definitely be a part in this too.
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by rrishi 4y ago
i meant that i was kidding calling it a book.
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by rrishi 4y ago
I am definitely looking forward to your bibliography. Leaving a comment so i can track it.
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by rrishi 4y ago
At 912 pages, thats a book not a paper (i jest)
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by rrishi 4y ago
I think the reason that the charge is that high is because they are targeting 1. people who are already in the field i.e. employed and have source of income and 2. people who are serios about it. Just my $0.02.
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by rrishi 4y ago
It will definitely be interesting to see how WASM changes the landscape. But if I were to bet my money, I'd say JS will survive well even in that age. The huge huge ecosystem and with TS being pretty conducive for large teams to use is
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by rrishi 4y ago
Using JS is not enforced on anyone. Several (successful) websites are powered by alternatives to JS. Infact, HN itself does not use JS. You could argue there is a lot more economic incentive to use JS to to the sheer number of jobs, but no
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by rrishi 4y ago
Why did that quote cause this reaction from you ? Also, that reaction is so widespread at this point, it's become boring to hear it. It's a lot more interesting figuring out how the JS ecosystem has been resilient and has not gon
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by rrishi 4y ago
> Little did I know that aside from compensation, nobody knows what the fuck software developers are doing all day, and whether they've done something big or something trivial. You could replace software developers with a lot of oth
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by rrishi 4y ago
Holding an opinion in the present should not beholden one to guard it even when presented with evidence that may not have been available or evaluated when forming the opinion. That's what I take it to mean.
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by rrishi 4y ago
India also has quite a lot of notable cooperatives. One of the most famous one is Amul which is world's largest producer of milk. There are others that are pretty sizable too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperat
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by rrishi 4y ago
> For me, part of the process of dealing with anxiety (amongst others, like mindfulness and self-kindness) is learning how to achieve my ambitions by making realistic goals, and learning how to feel pleasure in "small", consist
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by rrishi 4y ago
That feels like a really useful strategy. Thanks for describing it so well. My inner critic tends to get pretty brutal often.
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by rrishi 4y ago
> I wonder why is it that there is no recognition (or study) of the mechanisms and processes behind these common phases everyone is so keen to perceive. Now that you've mentioned it, it does seem like the idea that the world is abou
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He Made a Multiplayer Game in Microsoft Word(youtube.com)
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by rrishi 4y ago
I have to agree. Peter Thiel's has turned into one of those who speak a lot without saying anything much of value. The causal relation he seeks to establish between Christianity and Western progress feel shoddy at best.

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