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zyngaro
10y ago
Great ressources thank you.
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zyngaro
10y ago
Thank you. To narrow down the scope. Something like the raspberry pi is what I have in mind. I want to lear for example how to read and understand a hardware board design.
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zyngaro
10y ago
Thank you for this. I am looking for more advanced or expert oriented resources that go beyond the simple concepts of electronics.
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Ask HN: I want to learn electronics design. Where should I start
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zyngaro
10y ago
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zyngaro
10y ago
You mean you don't use 3.5 be cause pypy does not support it.
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zyngaro
10y ago
I wonder how did they obtain the hello.com domain?
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zyngaro
10y ago
To me the problem with recruitment process in this industry is that you're experience and background are totally irrelevant and you are evaluated exactly as a just out of college fellow: all that matters is how you perform on that whit
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zyngaro
10y ago
Sure and Tibetans are not packed in open air prisons and deprived of any rights whatsoever either.
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zyngaro
10y ago
They should let only wealthy refugees in then right ?
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zyngaro
10y ago
Ok except for language stability which is by the way one of the reasons C++ is lagging behind. For anything other than that I would not recommend C++. The day C++ offers modules, a package manager like Python pip or rust cargo and a multipl
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zyngaro
10y ago
I find it hard to justify starting a new projet using C++ today when there is languages like Rust, swift and golang to a lesser extent. C++ was the only viable option for a compiled, fast and scalable language. Java has replaced C++ on the
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zyngaro
10y ago
Well that was depressing.
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zyngaro
10y ago
which could make it a carbon neutral energy production technology.
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zyngaro
10y ago
Have ever took a look at django (Python)?
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zyngaro
10y ago
So Dropbox is no longer using Python for it's backend code ?
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Supercharge your vim status line
(github.com)
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10y ago
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zyngaro
10y ago
The most innovative thing Apple can do now to reverse the course of things is to decrease their outrageously high prices (especially in Europe) and phase out these ridiculous 16GB models.
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Scala vs. Node.js as a RESTful back end server (2015)
(developers.redhat.com)
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zyngaro
11y ago
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Seymour Hersh on the killing of Bin Laden
(salon.com)
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zyngaro
11y ago
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Facebook bots are already revolting
(arstechnica.com)
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11y ago
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zyngaro
11y ago
Maybe it's the case here but in the scala community in general I noted a tendency to emphasize cleverness over clarity and simplicity.
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zyngaro
11y ago
It's a command line tool not very lambda Windows user friendly; that's why it's not very popular maybe
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zyngaro
11y ago
Now I just hope this will also be enabled in the Windows 10 build running on the Surface.
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zyngaro
11y ago
Great. Now I may consider buying a PC again.
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zyngaro
11y ago
"Indeed. In fact, basically all Muslim country north or west of Saudi Arabia were Christian for centuries before being conquered by Muslim invasions. Syria, Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Balkans, Turkey - all Christian befor
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zyngaro
11y ago
Yes. They did. At least one example I know of: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_Tunisians - lol
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zyngaro
11y ago
At $350 monthy it's way too expensive. They should consider introducing an indie or individual developer licences at a lower price point.
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Deliberate practice
(jamesclear.com)
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11y ago
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zyngaro
11y ago
Intelligence is in the eye of the beholder.
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zyngaro
11y ago
Recruitment in this industry is FUBAR.
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