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by timoteostewart 4y ago
The Pantheon Books edition of the book was published in 1994. The Anchor Books edition was published in 1995. The "1995" is probably due to the submitter either having at hand the 1995 edition or finding the publication details fo
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RIIR = rewrite it in Rust
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Let me share my learnings on this with you…
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For me a breakthrough was realizing that I don’t have time to do everything I might like to do. So I have to let go of some things. I’m not one to naturally let go, so this was a hard shift. It has also helped me to write down my project id
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Level of value is perception-dependent, of course. For me, the facile-seeming "Attaboy!" comment I posted might look like a cheap gag, but for me it was actually a performative contribution to the discussion. That is, a stab at &q
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I know there are many regular and longtime HN readers who prefer the minimal, spare interface of HN’s website. By no means am I saying that my way of exploring the story feeds is superior. Only that having more information about the stories
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Show HN: Skim HN’s story feeds but with added metadata about linked articles(dev.thnr.net)
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Timbo’s “Hacker News” Reader (THNR) ingests the story feeds of HN’s news, new, best, classic, and active story feeds and displays the stories with thumbnail images from the linked article plus creature comforts like the estimated reading ti
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by timoteostewart 4y ago
Wonderful suggestion! You’ve got it just right. Excellent line of thought.
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A couple times a year I will binge listen to Corecursive. Love hearing the stories of all these programmers and tech innovators in their own words.
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Reminds me of that one Love, Death + Robots episode, “The Drowned Man.” Worth a watch (both episode and series). https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14536156/
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Convenient link: https://github.com/openai/whisper
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Makes me think of this quote from Richard Hamming, to the extent that having an ear tuned into the news is like having your office door open: "Another trait, it took me a while to notice. I noticed the following facts about peopl
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Very cool! On “blogs” page, links to blogs don’t work when light mode is active.
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What’s more, there’s an 18-minute gap on the tape!
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Typo in an official AWS URL; who/how to notify?(s3-accelerate-speedtest.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com)
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The word “comparison” is misspelled in the last word of the URL. I submitted feedback using the contact form at https://support.console.aws.amazon.com/support/homes last week and haven’t heard back. Any suggestions? I
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The techie cool factor. I have a few .ly domains for similar reasons. .dev is some new hotness as well.
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RequestBin gives you a free URL that will log requests made to it(requestbin.io)
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Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: for the right opportunity, sure Technologies: Java, Python, Django, Git, Bash/Linux/Bash Résumé/CV: https://my.indeed.com/p/tims-whbkwrd https:&#x2F
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Maybe they are thinking of headers such as: From, Original-From, and Resent-From. IANA list of email headers: https://www.iana.org/assignments/message-headers/message-hea...
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The site used machine learning to identify roads that have the same shape as the BMW’s rear window. Evidently it’s a distinctive design detail. You can find roads with this shape near you and mark them as “I’ve driven this” and strive to up
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by timoteostewart 4y ago
I don't see Sweden on this historical tracker of money left by the tooth fairy. The current U.S. average of $5.50 would be 55 SEK! https://www.deltadental.com/us/en/tooth-fairy/the-original-p...
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Fixed link: https://www.quantamagazine.org/researchers-read-the-sugary-l...
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Good call!
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Hahaha! Right?! The Bible says twice that Jesus wept and nowhere does it say he laughed. I think some people have in mind that Jesus was mostly dour and stern, even morose. Whether he had a sense of humor and how he might have expressed it
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I use Google Alerts. It's decent enough I suppose. Checking, it looks like I currently have 27 alerts reflecting various interests and avocations: "blend|portmanteau words" "bryan garner" modern usage
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It's a pervasive misunderstanding. See, e.g., yesterday's ArsTechnica headline on an article about the Fields Medal: "How one institution keeps claiming math’s highest award: One institute has had 12 math faculty, and eight o
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No sweat. I’m a quote nerd so it jumped out at me
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by timoteostewart 4y ago
I believe that quote about debugging being twice as hard as coding is by Brian Kernighan. https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/Brian_Kernighan

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