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by sharno 8y ago
The situation is even worse for foreigners in the US. As a non-resident I have to use websites with horrible UX, it's totally confusing and I have to gather all the documents and print the forms to mail it to the IRS.
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by sharno 8y ago
Anonymous record types is sweet
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by sharno 8y ago
I'm not by any means knowledgeable on the hardware design front. But I think the notch was a hardware design solution to a problem (I'm not sure what it is but probably to fit more components or save space inside the phone for som
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by sharno 8y ago
With all the hype about the efficiency of ARM processors and Apple thinking of putting their custom designed processors in their laptops, I wonder if we'll ever get better battery life on our laptops. I know nothing will be very signif
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by sharno 8y ago
As always, the right answer is somewhere in the middle
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by sharno 8y ago
I just don't understand why it's so hard to go build such a huge head quarters in a semi-big city that's close to a big one. They get all the benefits of having talent nearby, they get to use good enough infrastructure. Busi
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by sharno 8y ago
We use Purescript at work. I don't remember the last time anyone on the team needed to fix a bug in the Purescript code. Our team had to fix around 4-5 bugs in the JS code in the past week alone. The Purescript code is really well desi
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by sharno 8y ago
Out of some little experience doing some machine learning genetic research that's a lot similar to this study, I feel like the effect of such studies is merely directing us towards finding out the functionality of some parts of DNA tha
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by sharno 8y ago
I bet this is a normal A/B test from google and they'd shut one or 2 of these in a couple of years
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by sharno 8y ago
Definitely agree
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by sharno 8y ago
I guess it depends on how many people you add to your family plan. The more people you add the cheaper it gets
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by sharno 8y ago
> Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. advised IBM on the deal and provided financing. Earning lots in interest rate, I guess finance companies are the worst to take advice from
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[Bertrand Russell] in Praise of Idleness (1932)(zpub.com)
3 points by sharno 8y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 8y ago
I guess that aligns with type systems in programming languages. The type systems make sure that the plain simple mistake of passing an integer in the place of a string is prevented. Of course more powerful type systems like Haskell fool pro
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by sharno 8y ago
I'm having the same problem but started standing more on the standing desk, with a ratio of about 30 min standing to 30 min sitting as I read somewhere. I figured out that when I'm standing I become more aware of my shoulder posit
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Dependent Types in Haskell by Stephanie Weirich (2017)(youtube.com)
2 points by sharno 8y ago|0 comments
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by sharno 8y ago
I'd like to hear though from someone who's using F#, asp core with fable for example and know how the productivity is and the maturity of libraries.
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by sharno 8y ago
I was mostly using with React and firebase for fast prototyping. Then I started using more of Flow to have some type safety. But overtime I started looking for a stronger type system that would allow me to experiment and build stuff easily.
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by sharno 9y ago
Seems to me like category theory for mathematics, but a more generalized one that could be applied to things in life. Sounds cool
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by sharno 9y ago
It's much clearer now :+1:
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by sharno 9y ago
Gain Life | Cambridge/Boston, MA | Fulltime | ONSITE / REMOTE (but need to be Boston based) | Full Stack Software Engineer This role would offer you the opportunity to build software that makes the world a better place- e.g, helpi
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by sharno 9y ago
It doesn't just stop at the successful startup stories. It's the same style of stories we face in products successful stories, job offers and love stories. examples: REGAINE (hair loss treatment) only works for some people, not ev
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by sharno 9y ago
I actually like this. Linkedin is very annoying sometimes, but it gives nice exposure to the job market if you're looking for opportunities. Facebook did a great job with buying/selling stuff that matches and complements craigslis
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by sharno 9y ago
The strongest point for TypeScript is its tooling and editor support that made it so easy use to use it in development. Even anyone writing JS in VSCode gets to use some checking from TS. But that bloat in the language and the amount of fea
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by sharno 9y ago
It's a PR disaster from Mozilla. I was once a Mozilla rep and I'm ashamed of this. Studies like these should always be turned off by default and the user can opt in voluntarily. But launching Firefox and digging into the preferenc
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by sharno 9y ago
I love what GIMP is doing and it's a not very famous part of open source software. I'd definitely try to donate as soon as I have enough to support myself first :)
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by sharno 9y ago
After reading the whole article, it seemed impressive .. Although didn't like his way of writing so simple ideas in a very very very long article. Anyway, TLA+ and Formal Methods seem a promising thing and definitely need to check that
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by sharno 9y ago
So, are there any plans to use ReasonML as the main React internal language in the future? I knew that Messenger is 50% using ReasonML
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by sharno 9y ago
Instagram became more famous because it had the same feature of self deleting posts with a user base. Also people would rather use 1 app for doing everything (posting permanent posts or temporary ones) rather than use many apps. That's
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by sharno 12y ago
Living in Egypt but willing to relocated anywhere, Remote & Relocation, Full-time / part time / contract Stack: iOS, Python Resume: https://careers.stackoverflow.com/cv/employer/199366 Contact: sharn

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