bachmitre

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by bachmitre 1mo ago
Tim Cook should do, or Donald Trump, either one should get you removed from the list quickly
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by bachmitre 1mo ago
A simple browser extension that makes reading comments pages like this one much easier: clearly marks new threads (and threads with new child comments) since last opened, and makes collapsing / uncollapsing threads easier and prettier:
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by bachmitre 2mo ago
This! Very interest in where this would lead.
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Show HN: Hacker News Comments Drill Down Chrome Extension(github.com)
3 points by bachmitre 3mo ago|0 comments
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by bachmitre 9mo ago
An easy to use pickleball game schedule creation tool: https://www.pickleballdinking.com/resources/schedule.html
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by bachmitre 1y ago
I am working on a pickleball game scheduling app: https://www.pickleballdinking.com/resources/schedule.html
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Ask HN: Do you have cool last minutes gift ideas?
1 points by bachmitre 2y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Quickly scan HN for new articles(github.com)
62 points by bachmitre 2y ago|23 comments
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by bachmitre 3y ago
Somebody probably asked it about Life, The Universe, and Everything ...
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by bachmitre 3y ago
This weekly newsletter is excellent: https://www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/
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by bachmitre 4y ago
Thanks, this is a good list to start. I will check those out!
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by bachmitre 4y ago
100% agree, i've got that, but how can I make most of my 401K and mortgage (e.g. through Roth IRA or refinancing? I saw some mention of both, so will have to read up on that).
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Ask HN: Good resources to become financially literate
89 points by bachmitre 4y ago|98 comments
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by bachmitre 4y ago
It looks like ChatGPT already knew that (or I skimmed too quickly): Why was Roman concrete so durable? Roman concrete, also known as opus caementicium, was a highly durable construction material used by the ancient Romans for a variety of s
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by bachmitre 4y ago
I second that
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by bachmitre 4y ago
I think once you allow eating at the tables and have everyone hammering their keyboards (as opposed to mostly reading) there won't be much of a difference to an open office anymore
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by bachmitre 4y ago
this
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by bachmitre 4y ago
I second that
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by bachmitre 4y ago
nice! i was contemplating creating something like this, will give it a try !
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by bachmitre 4y ago
In my 25 years as a developer I have been sitting on both ends of a coding interview a good number of times. One thing I find coding interviews helpful for is to weed out people that apply for a specific job description (e.g. "looking
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Show HN: Organize your open Chrome Tabs like apps on a desktop(github.com)
21 points by bachmitre 4y ago|6 comments
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by bachmitre 4y ago
Haha, agreed, also, in my 30 years of working in CS at more than a dozen different companies of all sizes in 3 different countries, never ever did anyone ask for my degree.
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by bachmitre 4y ago
Exactly, at that point you let the AIs play against each other and go back to watch some TV. (or in the case of DALL-E, we won't be able to understand the concept/description space of the images anymore, let alone the images gener
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by bachmitre 4y ago
ok
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by bachmitre 4y ago
How many requests can thttpd handle simultaneously, compared to, say nginx ? It's a moo point being small if you then have to instantiate multiple containers behind a load balancer to handle simultaneous requests.
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by bachmitre 5y ago
Currently neither nor, but I used to teach unix systems administration in evening schools 20 years ago.. now I have children in middle / high school, and I wonder what tools are currently used in schools to teach programming
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by bachmitre 5y ago
I like comments to be an "alternative" way to read the code , e.g. understanding the flow / logic solely by reading through the comments (and only having to look at the actual implementation / code when more details are
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Ask HN: As a coding teacher in middle / high school, which tools are you using?
11 points by bachmitre 5y ago|9 comments
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by bachmitre 5y ago
This should come with pre-trained templates to create new templates via voice commands ;)
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by bachmitre 6y ago
if there is nothing new at your current job to dig into and learn (=improve), switch jobs. every new job comes with new challenges and new things to learn

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