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by sus_007 8y ago
+1 , really nice integration. I use it daily for my blog. Kudos to you. (:
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How the marvel of electric light became a global blight to health(aeon.co)
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by sus_007 8y ago
The creator himself had posted this earlier at HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17286770
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Denialism: what drives people to reject the truth(theguardian.com)
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Inside the company that invented the iPhone – two decades too early(nymag.com)
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The Future of the Java Platform and the JDK: Who Is in Charge? [video](youtube.com)
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by sus_007 8y ago
I think the original article deserves the URL spot. https://theintercept.com/2018/08/01/google-china-search-engi...
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International Vim Conference – VimConf 2018(groups.google.com)
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by sus_007 8y ago
What have you been doing since then ? Are you pursuing self-study ? I'm curious .
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by sus_007 8y ago
> Originally published at gist.github.com Maybe because the article was originally a gist[0] itself. [0] https://gist.github.com/citizen428/16fb925fcca59ddfb652c7cb2...
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Strange Stories of Extraordinary Brains–And What We Can Learn from Them(wsj.com)
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Ten Years Later, “The Dark Knight” and Its Vision of Guilt Still Resonate(villagevoice.com)
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by sus_007 8y ago
IntelliJ & Webstorm are two different IDEs manufactured for two different purposes.
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While We Sleep, Our Mind Goes on an Amazing Journey(nationalgeographic.com)
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by sus_007 8y ago
Fun fact: both sources have precisely the same favicon as well.
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by sus_007 8y ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I'll surely learn Haskell now, after I'm done with this book.
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by sus_007 8y ago
Is Haskell still a preferred introductory language to enter the Functional Paradigm with? Or do you think other alternatives do a better job at that than Haskell ? I'm learning Scheme with the SICP Book ATM, and am confused where to go
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by sus_007 8y ago
+1 for VimWiki, it's just simple enough for decent note-taking although it's not as highly customizable as org-mode. Btw, I think the internal linking features and others do not work with Markdown syntax of VimWiki after the expor
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Research: The Average Age of a Successful Startup Founder Is 45(hbr.org)
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by sus_007 8y ago
When I want a readable Medium, I simply toggle the Firefox's built-in Reader View(Ctrl+Alt+R). It's readable enough for me.
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by sus_007 8y ago
The link is dead ?
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by sus_007 8y ago
Is Klee something like LaTeX ? What is it actually ?
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by sus_007 8y ago
> ...either before graduating college, or right after, etc. - work for yourself and not The Man... Why do you think that would an appropriate moment to do so ?
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by sus_007 8y ago
I'd just buy the book on the subject and leverage their respective web docs instead of watching lengthy videos of people talking about the thing. Looking back at it, I regret not investing in quality books rather than some online subsc
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Zero: the mind-bendy math behind it, explained(vox.com)
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by sus_007 8y ago
You can also support the author by purchasing the book from Amazon. (: http://www.amazon.com/Build-Your-Lisp-Daniel-Holden/dp/15010...
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To Take Charge of Your Career, Start by Building Your Tribe(hbr.org)
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by sus_007 8y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. True, it is in fact the desire to learn was the intrigue of an unknown experience sensation that makes me jump from one ship to the other, frequently. I guess I need to work on my discipline and focus on
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by sus_007 8y ago
> In particular, try to go deep on multiple things...deep on languages, programming... I fall under the target audience for this piece and by now I've dabbled with at least half a dozen of programming languages and their celebrate
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by sus_007 8y ago
Firefox isn’t necessarily scanning the files for viruses, they’re often just using databases that list domains suspected of hosting malware. IIRC, Chrome does the same thing too. I think it's not much of an issue for Firefox to flag

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