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by zerop 5y ago
Can you give more confidence score to recommendations from users having higher karmas.
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by zerop 5y ago
I had recently come across postgrest.. API on postgre SQL. Is this on similar lines (obviously xata looks more robust, feature rich than postgrest, but are on the same lines?)
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by zerop 5y ago
FF might be better than Chrome etc now, but Surprisingly, firefox didn't care about the declining usage till a long time. It seemed to me, they let it go to Google. Speed, crashes etc were too often then and it never got fixed in time.
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by zerop 5y ago
How confluence wins when you have more employees? I find it pretty bloated and outdated. Same for Jira.
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by zerop 5y ago
can one make a full fledged rest API in Java with this?
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by zerop 5y ago
In short: focus, observe thoughts but don't react to thoughts... Goal is to eventually become observer than reacter. When done consistently, the subsconcious mind will learn it. You overall stop reacting in-general.
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by zerop 5y ago
A simple solution that works for depression mostly is meditation. Consistency is key.
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by zerop 5y ago
Any suggestions for YouTube channel for videos on maths for kids..
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by zerop 5y ago
Reminding me of that place in india on a coastal temple, where there was an arrow put up in ancient time. It has a text in Sanskrit that says that it points to South pole and there is no land between the arrow and south pole. Not able to re
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by zerop 5y ago
Tools for better thinking https://untools.co/
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by zerop 5y ago
To remember what you read, following two works for me: 1. Map it to your life or people or situations somewhere.. 2. Explain it to yourself.. But I usually don't read books about my core areas, I like to learn about them practically an
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by zerop 5y ago
Try Wallabag.
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by zerop 5y ago
Thanks for sharing. Given the description, it can also be used as back-end for build link preview, like FB.
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by zerop 5y ago
I would like to know what engine they use to fetch the text of the article from URL? That technology is neat.
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by zerop 5y ago
Nice list. I looked at a few now. But since these are public/free APIs, I would be careful using them into production work, mainly for stability/scale reasons. Good for research/Prototype etc, IMO.
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by zerop 5y ago
Vosk just works good and it works on mobile platforms too. One suggestion is to put lisence on alphacephei site. GitHub repo has it, but site doesn't.
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by zerop 5y ago
Vosk is my favourite. I have used deep speech too. Vosk works better.
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by zerop 5y ago
Same thing happened to me quite a while ago when my mouse didn’t work consistently and started exploring keyboard ways of doing all work... and it did improve my keyboard shortcut awareness and usages. I still use them... I feel that keyst
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by zerop 5y ago
I would still stick to Bootstrap/jQuery as my weapons for buildings web apps for easy to mid complex work.
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by zerop 5y ago
How's it different from instapaper like services. There is also open source alternative of instapaper called wallabag.
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by zerop 5y ago
Can you work on side projects like this (commercials involved), with having day job? Does it violate your employer contract?
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by zerop 5y ago
Agree. I have used IBM web sphere in 2008. IBM, Oracle, Sun is a tribe.
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by zerop 5y ago
Yes. Reading loud enough so that you hear it.
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by zerop 5y ago
For me reading fast (and loud) also works, I have realised sometimes it's even better.. when I read slowly there js chance of concentration disruption, speedy and loud reading is good sometimes.. but I avoid doing it when reading somet
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by zerop 5y ago
It depends on what you are reading they could be different ways to read based on the type of content. When I have to understand something complex while reading I usually use the student teacher pattern where when I try to explain it to mys
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by zerop 5y ago
For me this habit is going to hackernews every day for sometime and it is working great!
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Ask HN: What you don't like in your manager?
4 points by zerop 5y ago|5 comments
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by zerop 5y ago
Any article/guide on how big open source projects like firefox, Linux kernel are released? I believe developers around world contribute to code. What's testing, release process like? How to they manage it?
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by zerop 5y ago
Have seen this earlier. Did it work for you?
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by zerop 5y ago
I feel terrible when I come across great products while they shutdown.. why I didn't know it?

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