yarinr

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   by yarinr 7y ago

   As a non-native English speaker, using a thesaurus is often a great help. I do have a pretty decent vocabulary, but sometimes the right word just doesn't come to mind. Besides using a thesaurus for writing, I occasionally also find it
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   by yarinr 7y ago

   Israel just banned gatherings of 100 people or more. No fans in sport events. I also wonder what would fill the vacuum of all the canceled parties and nightlife, since it's pretty popular here. https://www.ynetnews.com&#x2F
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   by yarinr 8y ago

   > I've been building an open source notes app recently and I picked Rust + ReasonML and React in the front end. Could you share a link to the repo? I'd love to take a look :)
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   by yarinr 8y ago

   The first to submit a solution.
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   by yarinr 8y ago

   Thanks! will look into "Getting Real", looks like it discuss my exact situation.
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   Ask HN: First time starting a greenfield project at work. Seeking advice

   2 points by yarinr 8y ago|3 comments
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   by yarinr 8y ago

   I do something to similar, although using a mobile app (Google Keep), and write down EVERYTHING. For me, probably the biggest benefit of doing so was freeing my brain. I no longer have to worry about naturally remembering things, and it mak
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   by yarinr 8y ago

   I feel the same. Had to actually take time to understand the different tiers, which should be immediately clear in my opinion. Also, I'm a sucker for having all the chapters, and interested in, for example, the chapter about Redis cach
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   by yarinr 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing your experience! Sometimes I feel like I get the most insights from people simply sharing their stories, just like you did.
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    by yarinr 8y ago

    It has some great points. > When amateurs [play tennis], they don’t edge each other out by being slightly more skillful. Instead, it’s a contest of who makes the fewest huge, gaping blunders. I actually find this idea relevant to so many
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    https://beautifulracket.com/
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    I don't have the time to dive into it right now, but I gotta say I dig the layout.
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    "Working Effectively with Legacy Code" is a classic read. It dates back to 2004 but the techniques are still relevant.
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    I'd look into the Dell XPS. Its build quality competes with the MacBook, it's one of the smallest laptops of it size (either 13 or 15) and the 4k screen is absolutely stunning (although some prefer fhd for the improved battery lif
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing! I'm really into that sort of things, will definitely check out your blog.
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    Ask HN: How do you use Windows 10 Virtual Desktops?

    5 points by yarinr 9y ago|4 comments
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    Thanks. I skimmed through the article and must have missed it.
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    > Everywhere people had the choice between what they were doing before and agriculture they either chose agriculture or they died out. Once the agricultural revolution began, the extra food allowed the population to grow rapidly, forcing
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    How to Be Awesome Every Hour of the Day(primermagazine.com)

    2 points by yarinr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by yarinr 9y ago

    First time hearing of apps that manage windows position, and it makes me reconsider a single large monitor. I always thought about making the switch from 2 monitors for the widescreen asthestics, but windows' default window management