Francute

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by Francute 2mo ago
You can't improve what you can't measure. Consider this like if it were the first test
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by Francute 1y ago
But you can achieve the same thing (1:1 style:class mappings without hidden structures) using other libraries, like the ones mentioned here; styled components and vanilla-extract. You can even achieve that natively with web components. So,
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by Francute 2y ago
I think I don't fit in either of your groups. I’m not against Tailwind, but I didn't used it yet because I struggle to see why it's a better approach compared to other options like Web Components or React Styled Components. T
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by Francute 3y ago
Issues like this are happening almost every 2 weeks. What has been happening to GitHub lately?
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by Francute 6y ago
HARD force yourself to close your laptop. Seriously. Then go for a walk just around your block, or go to the gym. Some activity that forces yourself to move
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by Francute 7y ago
I will wide this question a little bit based on my own experience... 1. Some people report that they can have multiple conversations at the same time in their minds. I find that really hard to do. For example, if I simulate a conversation b
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Ask HN: How do non-academic people find related papers to an specific topic?
9 points by Francute 7y ago|6 comments
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by Francute 7y ago
The funny thing for me is that I met for first time this scalators on last month
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by Francute 8y ago
Basically, before finishing school, I've decided that would be better to make that choice if I had real experience first. So, I've started working on both. 8 months later I figured that I loved working as a programmer with enginee
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by Francute 8y ago
Now start thinking on people living on rural areas outside first world countries... Lot of wasted talents...
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by Francute 8y ago
Nice link!. I should add that exist a correlation between objects and lambda calculus for functional programming. So, they are different perspectives of the same idea. And you have to take care of both perspectives.
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by Francute 8y ago
> How can a self-learner without access to a university or professor check their work? Their "work" means: Find a solution, AND then check it. So, not checking it by yourself is being lazy too. Also, if you are learning; softwa
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by Francute 8y ago
This is old (2013). However, i think it's really ironic to talk trash about OOP while thinking in Java and pointing Alan Kay in the same post. Alan Kay being the father of OOP always made clear Java wasn't the OOPL he had in mind.
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by Francute 9y ago
The problem wasn't lisp... The problem was he didn't want to leave his comfort zone. You can love lisp, Smalltalk, and all those beauty languages, but you should never stick to a single language. NEVER. Go to another, look it&#x27
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by Francute 9y ago
Does anyone think this may be related to the fact that you don't have a hard goal to seek for the money you are working? For example; I want a new PC, so I work for 6 months working and thinking on that new pc. Then finally, when I hav
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by Francute 9y ago
Honestly, I have no idea about ad campaigns. However, I've felt that the ad itself wasn't good enough. And, when you say "a typical YouTube ad is 30 seconds" doesn't mean you have to make one so long, you could have
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by Francute 9y ago
Not an efficient keylogger, however, if you know the pressed keys, you can just generate permutations ordered using probabilities, and that would be a lot faster than brute force. The real deal here is, it depends on some js code updating t
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by Francute 9y ago
A Mathematician's Lament, by Paul Lockhart. Also, i'm not completely sure about this, because i had to have my eyes a bit open to understand it. But would be nice to had readed it in my sixteens. Basically, one of the important id
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by Francute 9y ago
On my desktop: Firefox: JavaScript ~372ms, asm ~121ms, WebAssembly ~91ms, Shader ~0.1ms Chrome: JavaScript ~115ms, asm ~150ms, WebAssembly ~105ms, Shader ~0.1ms Edge: JavaScript ~3340ms , asm ~(230-240)ms, WebAssembly ~(160-180)ms, Shader:
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by Francute 9y ago
Surprisingly, at least for me, i don't see here Robert C. Martin, Kent Beck or Alan Key... Maybe they are old, and not the bussiness-succesfull-type but they are still Gods for me in the academic side. They can clarify a lot of things
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by Francute 9y ago
Well, if you have 1400 lines of 100 prime numbers each one, and a last line to retrieve one of them, if i ask for the 140.000 prime, that solution would be better (in terms of speed) than 10 lines making calcs for any prime number. If you k
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by Francute 9y ago
I don't know why some people love sunlight, but in my case, normally, it's make me angry, sleepy and tired. Winter days, on the other side, make me start being productive again, start to run, have healthy food, stick with a nice r
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by Francute 10y ago
What about languages like Smalltalk and Lisp? ... Well, Lisp at least have some acknowledgments, but Smalltalk can be compared to Erlang in lot of aspects.
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by Francute 10y ago
The common thing i can see about seniors developers are the length of his code. A junior developer doesnt divide too much his code, repeat himself, the avg length of his code is high, etc. A semi-senior developer knows how to divide his cod