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yewenjie
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Is there quick primer on what and why of state machines?
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yewenjie
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How does it compare to Vosk and other open source models/APIs?
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yewenjie
5y ago
I like Tailwind so much. I wonder if there is a checklist of CSS things for common components such as buttons so that I can just follow that and get everything done with Tailwind without thinking much.
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yewenjie
5y ago
Rather than asking what features does Nyxt have now, I think it is more useful to ask what do they not have compared to something like Firefox or Chromium. I will be very happy if someone can list down the most important features that are l
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yewenjie
5y ago
If inside the browser, I love Tridactyl - https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl
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yewenjie
5y ago
What are some good non-book text-based in-depth resources for learning Elixir?
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yewenjie
5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAS_syndrome
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yewenjie
5y ago
I am quite puzzled about Cory Doctorow of all people using a closed platform like Medium.
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yewenjie
5y ago
Elixir has the excellent Ecto package which talks to many SQL dbs, Postgres being the default.
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yewenjie
5y ago
I love how simple Alpine for Docker is. Also, converting it to a micro VM has also been very easy with https://ignite.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
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I am sort of arriving towards the conclusion that an SICP is not possible for the web dev space. Web development is dominated by moving targets, moving industry standards, and not-well-thought-out libraries/ patterns etc.. There is c
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I think Racket is the only modern lisp which has a sufficiently large community. What, if any, do you think should be the flagship project for introducing Racket?
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Polygott
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yewenjie
5y ago
Wow, thank you so much. Can I sign up somewhere to get updates on that?
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yewenjie
5y ago
Is there a good Rust for Python developers tutorial anywhere? Edit: In my experience almost all Rust tutorials are either for complete beginners or for developers with systems programming experience (like C/C++).
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yewenjie
5y ago
Is there a streamlined checklist or skeleton for planning various parts (backend, frontend, etc.) of a project?
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yewenjie
5y ago
The homepage does not load if you use an adblocker that blocks Sentry. Edit: Has been fixed in the latest commit.
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5y ago
I use Universal Bypass for these kind of links. https://universal-bypass.org/
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5y ago
Why do you think this is the only bet? What about things like Snowpack, Vite, and Esbuild?
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yewenjie
5y ago
OT but what is the best resource for learning SQL?
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yewenjie
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AstralCodexTen (formerly SlateStarCodex) has discussed this here - https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/link-unifying-predicti... He mostly points to this post in LessWrong - https://www.lesswrong.com/
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I love Doom but it needs more documentation and more developers/maintainers. If your Elisp is good and you use Doom I would strongly recommend contributing to the code. Even if your Elisp is not good, you can totally contribute towards
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5y ago
I have really liked native-comp so far on Arch Linux. I think in the last year or so I have had total two hiccups only due to nativ-comp.
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6y ago
I have been seeing a lot of FLoC articles recently. Can someone please ELI5 for me what FLoC is and why is it bad?
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6y ago
There is duckduckgo bangs which has over 13000 custom site searches [1]. Also, you can write your own complex regex based replacements using Redirector [2] - the potentials are infinite! [1] https://duckduckgo.com/bang [2]
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6y ago
There is also Emacs Jupyter if you use Emacs, and all sorts of `org-babel` integrations if you use org-mode. https://github.com/nnicandro/emacs-jupyter
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Equation Group
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I am a noob in these matters which one is advised if one is to start a GraphQL API from the beginning - use DBs that directly provide GraphQL endpoints such as Fauna, Upstash, etc. - use an ORM with more traditional DBs. What are the pros a
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I don't know if it is just me, I usually find Pluralsight courses overly geared towards 'business' and Udemy courses targeted towards beginners. In any case, I would love to know your recommendations for some high quality cou
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Ask HN: Where to find high-quality software development learning resources?
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