PascalPrecht

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by PascalPrecht 5y ago
Hi, the author here. You're raising a great point. While I'm not living together with my partner, we do have a little family and I'm very much with you that it's super hard to get anything done with kids around. Unless y
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by PascalPrecht 5y ago
Hi, the author here. Sorry for the late reply, I didn't realize people were actually commenting here... So coming back to your question: In my case, I'm lucky enough to work for a company that is entirely distributed and decentral
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Optimizing inputs and becoming indistractable(sovereign-individual.xyz)
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I Use Vim (2014)(sovereign-individual.xyz)
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Vendure – An open source e-commerce platform(vendure.io)
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by PascalPrecht 5y ago
That's how I wrote and self-published my book as well! Although, I created a script that turns md to epub/mobi/pdf using pandoc. Here's how I did it in case anyone is interested: https://pascalprecht.github.io
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Complete Rust Course for Beginners(twitter.com)
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by PascalPrecht 6y ago
Oh that's so cool! Didn't know that publishing on Amazon was so straight forward! I've done a similar thing wrote about it here: https://pascalprecht.github.io/posts/writing-an-ebook Instead of using Lat
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Rust for beginners – Complete video course(youtube.com)
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by PascalPrecht 6y ago
Checks all the privacy boxes
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by PascalPrecht 6y ago
Adding Status.im for completeness https://status.im/
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Libra crypto currency now called Diem(diem.com)
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by PascalPrecht 6y ago
Hey everyone, I'm documenting my journey of learning the Rust programming language with blog posts that are easy to understand (hopefully), especially for people without a systems programming background (like me). I'm accumulated
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Learning Rust – A Twitter Thread(twitter.com)
2 points by PascalPrecht 6y ago|2 comments
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Reference Safety in Rust (Lifetimes)(blog.thoughtram.io)
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Iterators in Rust(blog.thoughtram.io)
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Strings in Rust(blog.thoughtram.io)
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I wrote and published a book in two months. Here's how(pascalprecht.github.io)
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String vs. Andstr in Rust(blog.thoughtram.io)
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References in Rust(blog.thoughtram.io)
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TensorFlow Certificate Program(tensorflow.org)
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A closer look at Ownership in Rust(blog.thoughtram.io)
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
Hi everyone, I made it a challenge for myself to author and publish an ebook about Git in two months. This has worked out wonderfully and now I'd like to share my process, workflow, learnings and key takeaways. I hope there's some
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I wrote and published a book in two months. Here's how(pascalprecht.github.io)
2 points by PascalPrecht 7y ago|1 comments
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
Certainly can not disagree :) I'm not trying to convince anyone here. By now I've sold over 230 copies and I"m getting really positive feedback. So it must be useful to someone.
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
Hi, Pascal the author here. I'm probably not very good at expressing that the book is not only about rebasing. While it is the main focus, the book covers a lot of other things that aim to give you a really good understanding of the to
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
Hi, Pascal here. The author. Just to clarify this: The aim of rebasing is not a clean commit history. It enables you to make one in case you've been creating lots of work-in-progress commits with no semantic meaning, which makes it h
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
Hey, Pascal here, the author. I understand this reaction. And just like you've pointed out, it's actually not a whole" book about a single command. In order to get a good understanding of rebasing, I believe it's good to
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
`git add i` is indeed powerful and lets you interactively craft your index before you create a commit. It doesn't enable you to split up an existing commit though.
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by PascalPrecht 7y ago
That's interesting, cause it's just an emoji, but thanks for letting me know!!

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