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by suprfnk 7y ago
One other problem is, magazines end. They have X articles, of which you find Y interesting enough to read, and then that's that. You read it. It's done. You go do something else. Digital feeds never end. There's always someth
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by suprfnk 7y ago
That was my first thought as well. If you keep mutable variables function-scoped, I see no difference between: // We do this: let point = Point { x: 2, y: 4 }; let point = Point { x: 4, ...point }; and let p
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Which ML do you mostly use for "general development"? Like simple tools, small web API's, etc? And what's the development/deployment story, compared to Go's (i.e. single .go file, easy (cross)compilation, singl
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> [..] plant-based diet is probably the best way to ensure an optimal Lithium intake. It looks like a plant-based diet is probably the best way to ensure optimal intake of most micronutrients. Plants and legumes contain a whole lot of mi
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> lsd Tangent, but man is that a bad name for a CLI tool. Had to add a lot of keywords to not get drugs-related pages.
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by suprfnk 8y ago
What makes you the gatekeeper of what constitutes a desktop setup?
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by suprfnk 8y ago
I don't agree that "Augmented reality" is the weak form for "Virtual reality". They are two different concepts. Augmented reality is all about augmenting the real, physical world you live in. Virtual reality is abou
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> the amount of studies/reports coming out talking about how bad screen time is for people I haven't heard of this, do you have any links for me?
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> No, your PhD doesn't give you authority on picking the building blocks for the front-end and devops stacks. Now chill and bugger off, go back to the C++ image processing ML models (1 year of development and no release still). Ther
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by suprfnk 8y ago
You missed the point. The point is, both the keyboard and trackpad aren't centered. Now you have two options: 1. Position yourself in the center of the keyboard and type straight -> This forces you to turn your head/eyes to see
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> I really wish other languages communities do a similar survey, Python, PHP, Ruby, Java, Rust etc... It will be interesting to see the trend and big picture. 2018 state of Haskell survey results: https://taylor.fausak.me&#x2F
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> Note that from this year on, we will not be making a distinction between Angular and Angular.js. At the top of: https://2018.stateofjs.com/front-end-frameworks/angular/
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by suprfnk 8y ago
I've been using Spacemacs for a while, what sets Doom Emacs apart?
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Yes, this should have a (2017) tag, not (2012).
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by suprfnk 8y ago
I really dislike video courses. There is, usually, no good way to quickly scan for the important parts. If there is stuff you already know, skipping forward minutes will keep you wondering whether you have missed something important. With t
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by suprfnk 8y ago
For people like me that didn't know: CTM stands for Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming. More info here: https://www.info.ucl.ac.be/~pvr/book.html Seems like a very interesting read!
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by suprfnk 8y ago
A note: Doesn't seem to work here, just a blank screen. Linux, Firefox 63.0b14, uBlock Origin. It does work in Chromium. Firefox console says something about firebase being undefined: https://i.imgur.com/t4xOHGh.png
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by suprfnk 8y ago
I actually did a small project in .NET core here a few months ago. Pretty cool. Sadly, older and bigger projects aren't as easily ported over, and do still require new features etc.
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by suprfnk 8y ago
I'm currently working in a Microsoft shop, and Windows is driving me up the wall. - Visual Studio (2017) crashes at least once a week without any kind of error reporting. It just closes. Gone. - PowerShell is absolutely terrible and al
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Did you miss the (1985) tag?
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by suprfnk 8y ago
It's funny that you do go to the trouble of commenting this, which probably takes longer and more effort than clicking the link. I do get your point though.
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> Stop caffeine as soon and often as you can. Why?
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by suprfnk 8y ago
> price up by £500 for no reason The reason is that it's an "extreme" model. It has a better processor and way better graphics card. You can also still get this year's "non-extreme" X1 Carbon, the 6th genera
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Exactly. I don't see why you would do this in another application. Doing it in another application means you also have to take note of _where_ the piece of your TODO is. That means filename and line number? While I don't use prior
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Honest question, if you look at this: https://github.com/Mojang/DataFixerUpper/blob/8b5f82ab78b30f... Is that understandable to you? And does this really make solving some problems easier? I've dabbled a
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Reminds me of this Futurama scene: [Fry and Leela after Fry had an advertisement in his dream] Leela: Didn't you have ads in the 21st century?" Fry: Well sure, but not in our dreams. Only on TV and radio, and in magazines, an
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by suprfnk 8y ago
What does this have to do with Apple?
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by suprfnk 8y ago
They don't seem to be able to handle the HN traffic. Here's an internet archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20180925110025/https://www.lapha...
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by suprfnk 8y ago
Check out Pieter Levels' projects, most notably NomadList and RemoteOK. NomadList especially only started out as a shared spreadsheet. There's a good writeup here: https://levels.io/product-hunt-hacker-news-number-
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by suprfnk 8y ago
From the article: "As usual these days I drew the slides by hand. It’s way easier/faster, and it’s more fun."

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