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zabana
7y ago
The parallel you've drawn with the movie industry is super relevant, I hadn't thought about it that way. It actually makes more sense for them to milk whatever is popular to maximise profit. It's a shame that these companies
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zabana
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This is a very interesting question. I've always wondered what the backlash would be if a studio were to release a Call of Duty style game from the point of view of middle eastern factions resisting the illegal invasion of their land a
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Ask HN: What cyberpunk prediction is the most likely to realise in this decade?
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7y ago
This is a fascinating topic, thanks for sharing. If anyone reading knows of any other such article or youtube video / podcast segment on this topic, please share them under this comment. Thanks in advance.
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Screen recording software aimed at gamers caught stealing youtuber's info
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7y ago
Thanks for the resources !!
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zabana
7y ago
I understand what you're trying to say as I am living proof that you can still be a successful programmer without starting with C. But I should at least mention that learning C and tinkering with system / network programming helpe
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zabana
7y ago
Yes I'm well aware of that fact. I should have been more specific and said continental western europe.
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7y ago
Ha ! Unfortunately it's not. Otherwise it would be my top choice :)
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Ask HN: Is it worth it to move to London as a SWE?
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Do you know of similar types of tutorials / repos except for language parsers (like markdown or json) ? How difficult would it be to implement in comparison to a compiler ? Where should I start looking ? (I want to build a compiler at
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zabana
7y ago
This is great ! Are your personal projects web related ? (I'm trying to draw as broad a picture as I possibly can )
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7y ago
For the elixir programmers who are going to read this: do you use it professionally ? If so, for what purpose ? I'm interested in learning this language but I don't really know what can be built with it ? It is a general purpose l
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zabana
7y ago
you've just described the gary vee formula
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Ask HN: Do you use Elixir and if so, for what purpose?
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Ask HN: Journalists / Writers, how do you research topics?
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The Future Ghetto of St-Petersburg, Russia
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Dan Geer – Cybersecurity as RealPolitik
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Ask HN: Cybersecurity Learning Track?
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Signs you will suck at programming
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Ask HN: If you lived in China, how would you go around surveillance?
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7y ago
Absolutely. For most projects it is more than enough. If you have a basic CRUD app with token authentication you can get away with using that. There has been better form support thanks to new libraries coming out recently so I don't se
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I Like Flying
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7y ago
Same for me. I feel like all these tools just get in your way and you end up spending more time writing cards and todo items than actually crossing them off the list.
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Making a programming language in C in 2019
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Python Practice Exercises
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Ask HN: Do you still use RSS?
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Ask HN: Are we getting closer to a Mr Robot future?
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> The tax cuts briefly juiced growth, but not to the predicted 4% growth. Now growth is back down to 2%. Tariffs might be a contributor. Isn't growth supposed to fluctuate ? I'm not well versed in economic theory (and this migh
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Amazing comment, thank you for your detailed input and the awesome resources. I want to get into C because I like network and system programming but lack the underlying knowledge and experience. These links will help me start on that new pa
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