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Ask HN: Future classic computer books?
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Ask HN: how to a/b test single page apps
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The Buddhist Bible. A collection of Buddhist texts collected by a few Beat Generation types. Anything by John Gottman regarding the four horsemen of the relationship apocalypse. It really pinpointed some serious communication issues I had w
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good point. i used to walk and think a lot when i was in academia. the act of walking always added a different dimension to my thought processes, though it's hard to describe in exactly what way. I'll try to make an effort to do t
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The need to be stationary for 8 hours a day. standing desks help, but not enough. I plan to start doing yoga, which I think will help with this.
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the only way to go
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hey there, nice write-up two minor things that you might include are 1: rest in the context of function args 2: short circuiting: e.g. `isLoading && <Loading />`
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What We Learned from Mueller's Latest Indictment
(theintercept.com)
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wow! what an accolade
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no, and i have to close this immediately or no work will get done today
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Peetape.ru
(peetape.ru)
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Dr. Booleans guide is excellent. Another nice intro to functional programming using JavaScript is Kyle Simpsons functional lite: https://github.com/getify/Functional-Light-JS/blob/master/RE... Kyle wrote
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NYU Lambda Seminar
(lambda.jimpryor.net)
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"for the quick and easy, go with php or node.js" i was responding to that comment, in the context of a beginner the quick and easy to me seems like ruby. maybe im wrong, to each their own
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9y ago
Nice list. Why not suggest Ruby as a beginner language though, it seems like a good choice...
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I'm eager to play with this and to try out some ideas. For example, I wonder if it's possible to pass createFetcher an async function that awaits a fetch, dispatches a redux action with the data as a payload, then returns the data
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Ask HN: Should beginner programmers use code formatters from day one?
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Intuition pumps and other tools for thinking, by Dan dennett.
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The Junkyard: A scholarly blog devoted to the study of imagination
(junkyardofthemind.com)
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10y ago
Another great resource I highly recommend: https://www.manning.com/books/grokking-algorithms
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In my experience, loving the new version is not an understatement. Great work, and thank you. It's been a pleasure to see React and the ecosystem around it mature.
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He said suicide is the most interesting and pressing philosophical question. The ultimate act of rebellion he seems to advise is to live free in the face of and with the full consciousness of the absurdity of this existence, like pushing a
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Rust: low level performance, high level safety, functional, AMAZING community Elm: beautiful front-end development in a tough to navigate JS world Elixir: functional back-end programming on top of the BEAM VM ES 2015 & node.js: I really