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Show HN: Zero to Hero – A Haskell Puzzle Game(zerotohero.fly.dev)
22 points by tonysickpony 3y ago|0 comments
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by tonysickpony 4y ago
Hey, author here. Thank OP for considering my project interesting. Our goal here is to experiment different ideas to capture the underlying structure of type errors. We went through a few iterations up to this day and are going to continue
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by tonysickpony 6y ago
I genuinely think platform like brave is in the position to do good things with ads. A few things I have in mind: First, I want my browser to be upfront about what they are doing. "We monetize through ads distribution." Honestly t
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by tonysickpony 7y ago
I have used exa for a few weeks. It turns out I like it quite a lot. Not that I am a huge fan of colorcode all the file names, but I do enjoy the inclusion of tree output inside exa command. I have `tree` in my disposal for years, but only
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by tonysickpony 7y ago
That's a good question. Unfortunately I can't do System76 and Ubuntu guys justice here because I really don't know the work has been done in both distros. From the user perspective, I would say smoother hardware integration
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by tonysickpony 7y ago
Nice pick. I think we went down different path in the maze of linux distroes. But I'm glad you find something you find fit. I like KDE base softwares better than gnome based counterparts.
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by tonysickpony 7y ago
Fair point. I enjoy rolling release model too. Some times I hope Pop!_OS and Elementary were not based on Ubuntu at the first place.
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by tonysickpony 7y ago
I love Pop!_OS. I have used Gentoo, Ubuntu and Arch in the past 10 years. I ended up with Antergos packaged version of Arch with a bunch of personal tweaks. I tried different distro every now and then but always ended disappointed. My only
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by tonysickpony 7y ago
hncynic 1 minute ago "Emacs can do the job!", "Emacs is faster than Emacs" "Emacs is faster than Emacs because it runs inside an emacs environment" This is absurdly accurate I have to say
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by tonysickpony 8y ago
Thanks, man. That are some good reads.
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by tonysickpony 8y ago
Thanks man. I have heard a lot of good words of laravel. Will definitely have some experiment with it.
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by tonysickpony 8y ago
I really enjoy articles like this. In fact if anyone know some high quality resources of modern PHP, please give me some pointers. I am somewhat proficient in programming, and a recent project requires me to work in PHP. I know people in th
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by tonysickpony 8y ago
I haven't got a chance using ember. But the rancher guys https://rancher.com seem to use ember a lot for their web app. And it looks solid. There's no doubt that ember is capable when it comes to handling complex appli
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by tonysickpony 8y ago
I like the idea and had some fun play around with OP's website. I like the footnote on not collecting any data. Hope OP get more attraction.
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by tonysickpony 8y ago
Your website looks sleek. Hope dad joke newsletter business goes well for you.
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by tonysickpony 9y ago
I like what you said here. Keep a business for 18 year old is a success, and I can only imagine is challenging in many ways, could be boring in few. I have seen greedy consultant companies cutting corners here and there. Caring about backup
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by tonysickpony 9y ago
I think yes we are actually over-engineering front-end development at the moment, and I think part of the reason is we are under-engineering on unified standard and toolings in front-end realm. The ever fast progressing in web platform conc
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by tonysickpony 9y ago
Enpass is great. The desktop and mobile apps are both very clean and easy to use. I tried a few and settled with enpass.
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Ask HN: Why is output still popular in debugging?
1 points by tonysickpony 9y ago|5 comments
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by tonysickpony 9y ago
Subscriber here. Thank you for cron.weekly. I really like it and it has been my habit reading it every Monday morning. It is totally understandable that it is not the big scary task that make your brain wear out but the ones require your co
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by tonysickpony 9y ago
As a person who is not well-versed in front-end technology, it will be great if the author(s) could provide more comparison on the website against some other tools that serve the similar purpose in aspects other than performance. For instan