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wayback machine link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220628135027/https://posthog.c...
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SRS = spaced repetition system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition
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I recently wrote a HN reader and decided to forgo handling comments for reasons you mention, including the obscurity of comment karma scores. I focused on the story browsing side of things, and the links to comment sections take you straigh
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Bottom of article says August 2nd, 2017 even
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Thanks for checking it out! Yep, that’s the plan. It’s private for now so there’s one less cat to juggle. Hmu at email in my profile if you want to talk shop about HN interfaces!
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Just checked out the GH page. Very nice! Comment management and notification particularly impressive. Feel free to check out my HN reader: https://www.thnr.net . (Red question mark in upper left corner is the “about” page.)
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Reading Turing’s Paper Intelligence and Computing Machinery (The Imitation Game)(onceuponscience.com)
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Daily todo list
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Just for god’s sake don’t put a Q-Tip in your ear! There’s even a warning on the package
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Amazon.com is failing to resolve for me using pihole/unbound. Verizon cellular resolves it successfully
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MAU = Monthly Active Users DAU = Daily Active Users
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Revelation. It seems hard to know which of it was a message for those times and what was intended as a message or description of times yet to come.
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Is Java unfashionable yet, I wonder.
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Lexicography: Sidney Landau’s Dictionaries: The Art and Craft of Lexicography 2nd ed. (2001) https://www.worldcat.org/title/dictionaries-the-art-and-craf...
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I like to read articles and blog posts, so I have a workflow where I email myself a web URL and have a scheduled program pull out these URLs, extract the article body text, and convert to mp3. A version of the program is on GH: https:&#x2F
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1. Having a passion project that made it easy for me to sustain lots of hours of coding as I strove to complete the project. 2. Reading widely in the coding literature, from personal blogs to engineering blogs to O'Reilly (etc.) books,
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Semi-humorous bug report for MySQL’s sample Sakila database(bugs.mysql.com)
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I’d go with a student-selected-project approach. That taps into the student’s passion (or at the very least: interest) for some problem he or she can attempt to address or solve technologically. The learning I’ve done that has stuck with me
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I was curious too. From https://fig.io/blog/post/launching-fig : How will Fig make money? We get asked this question a lot and so as a final note to our launch, I thought it would be good to address it. First, Fig
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My first thought too
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I can’t at the moment, but this is something I would try once to try it out.
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I scroll down maybe halfway, closing the first level of child comments as I go. I like to see the panorama of reactions and responses.
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SA has (and has had) one of the greatest incidences of violent crime in the world, especially in its urban areas. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/violent-c...
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Mildly amusing bug report for bug in Sakila sample MySQL database(bugs.mysql.com)
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From the page: Grammarly stands with Ukraine We are a company with a deep connection to Ukraine. Grammarly was founded in Ukraine; our co-founders are from Ukraine, and we have many team members who call Ukraine home. The Russian
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The article has an odd postscript: Further reading If you enjoyed this, please refrain from posting it to Reddit, Hacker News, or other social media sites. It might be criticised, which would be irritating, or, worse, it might be
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Hilariously true
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Neat concept. Fortuitously I was toying with a similar acronym a few days ago. I’m surprised by the similarities: SCRIMP secure correct readable idiomatic maintainable performant
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Flutter’s Wikipedia page has some history. See esp. footnote 7 (and keynote video at the linked page) and also the History section of the WP page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flutter_%28software%29
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This submission, at least for me, pulls the "gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" lever. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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