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The Local-First Comeback You Didn't See Coming(shivekkhurana.com)
1 points by shivekkhurana 11mo ago|0 comments
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Could gravity be the reason we age?(continue.com)
6 points by shivekkhurana 11mo ago|2 comments
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by shivekkhurana 1y ago
I was advised to start with vanilla eMacs to get the hang of the system. I now feel it was bad advice. As someone who grew up with good dx tools like Sublime, it’s really hard to be productive in vanilla eMacs. I’d suggest going with Doom,
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by shivekkhurana 1y ago
I have friends across the world. I talk with 7 of them every quarter. We have scheduled video calls on our calendar. And after every call, we put notes on the call schedule. Before the call, we get notified and we confirm if both parties wi
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by shivekkhurana 1y ago
Jank is Clojure. Languages are often thought of in-coupling with the runtime. But Clojure is a way of writing code. The official implementation runs on JVM. There are community ports for Node, C#, Go. Jank is the port on CPP. Jank winning i
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Ask HN: Anyone else longing for fast, keyboard-first internal tools?
3 points by shivekkhurana 2y ago|2 comments
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by shivekkhurana 2y ago
Claude is really good at writing these configurations. I was able to make VSCode behave like EMacs with vibe coding. Neovim with Lazy is really easy to vibe code too.
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by shivekkhurana 2y ago
But can it run Doom ?
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
At my university, I followed David Beazly's talks and tutorials. Just seeing him work and present improved my style and approach manifolds: https://www.dabeaz.com/tutorials.html
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I Am an Internet Person(krimlabs.com)
1 points by shivekkhurana 3y ago|0 comments
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
> But cross border payments are expensive to facilitate Although that sounds logical, there are multiple services that offer 0% fx conversion. Wise, Monzo, Niyo etc. These travel cards are what I carry around in a different country.
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
3.5% is brutal. Wise is a near 0% solution, with just one time setup fee. I get the convenience aspect, but most people foreigners visit would accept a card (i guess?)
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
HN is a global forum, and most people probably don't know about UPI. But this is amazing. Do you have a subscription service or do you charge a markup on forex deposits ? Also how did you build a legal structure to allow this ? Congrat
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
Is anyone here who has shifted exclusively to visual react builders ? I have been writing react since version 0.11 and am considering shifting to a visual for day to day development.
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
If anyone from ZSA is here, please make wireless keyboards. I’m rocking an Ergodox for the past few years. It’s worth every penny, but I cannot carry it around with all the cables.
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLA_64yz8Ss This is in English
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
Hoverboards.
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
I hope to see a similar thread on OOP one day.
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by shivekkhurana 3y ago
I first learned about Gut-Brain axis at a meditation school. About a decade ago. They pointed out clearly that there are neuron like cells in the gut region, and they are directly connected to the nervous system. They didn't have any s
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
ChatGPT generated content is remarkably timid. It is boring and not edgy. Text to speech feels real, gets monotonous if you listen it for a while. All this will be fixed though. We are in a new era now
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
I watched a Dr. Huberman podcast on dance and language. One of the key takeaways was that speaking and thinking are interrelated. When you are thinking, the same area of the vocal chords are activated but with a lower intensity compared to
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
> For generating reports : I dumped a few SQL definitions in the prompt, then started asking questions like: "Write an SQL statement to check how many users signed up last week?". Then used these commands in Postgres. > For
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
"Long" might not be a long time as humans perceive it. Human perception of time is linear. That doesn't apply to LLMs.
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
I use both Emacs 28 with native compilation and Nvim with Neovide. Emacs is not as snappy obviously. But it doesn't lags either. It's just not fast.
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
Most of them also happen to be in California.
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
Clojurists objectively dislike ORMS. Too much magic.
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
You seem to be sad due to lack of progress. When I got started, I spent way more than 3 months to get a grasp of the basics. But I never felt tired because I really enjoyed the process. So my question is, do you enjoy the process of tinkeri
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
There is a service like that on Ethereum. It's called Golem [ https://www.golem.network/ ].
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
The `y={fn}` prop is neat
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by shivekkhurana 4y ago
1- As @tgflynn mentioned: historical complexity The web was made for publishing text, not making rich apps. But it turned out to be exceptionally good for publishing SaaS. So we continued to pigggy back on it. Working directly with the DOM

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