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vortegne
6y ago
Cheers from Latvia!
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vortegne
7y ago
"javascript frontends are the great for programmer fights, but thankfully most of the web doesnt use them" Wait what? Have you like, been on the web at all? How the hell are javascript frontends not used everywhere?!
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vortegne
7y ago
I've been using fonts w/ ligatures in my IDEs for many years now with many different languages. Not a single issue, ever. I do get the point that author is making here, but it's only important for these kinds of discussions i
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vortegne
8y ago
Why not JWT?
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vortegne
8y ago
What are the interesting things for you in the compilers space?
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8y ago
Was the company name E G *?
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vortegne
8y ago
Seems cool. But honest question here. Who cares about staying with founders? Why is that a benefit? Founders of another wave of generic startups don't seem like the most interesting people
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vortegne
9y ago
I own this thing. From my experience it's pretty terrible. Inconsistent colors, horrible focus, open all the time if you throw it in your bag. Would not recommend.
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9y ago
Any more details on how to pick the right format for the book, how to publish, market, etc?
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10y ago
1. HackerNews 2. Reddit 3. YouTube
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10y ago
Can you talk about finding a job in data science despite being self taught?
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10y ago
I will be getting one, because I loved the book so very much. It helped me tremendously when I was implementing my own little language.
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10y ago
Interesting. I was sure from the title that it's about building an OS, but it's fascinating how different people interpret things.
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10y ago
Great website, but the popup subscription window is terrible.