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Show HN: MIDI Visualizer(decompiled.dev)
2 points by decompiled_dev 6mo ago|0 comments
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by decompiled_dev 1y ago
I think a work-life balance lens works well here. The guy on the right appears to be a better team-mate, that will always give it their all, even if it means hunger. The guy on the left seems more chill as a room-mate. Which explains my pre
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by decompiled_dev 1y ago
I think of truth like π. Some people say its 3, others 3.14, others 3.1415 There is a trade off between energy expended vs accuracy needed vs accurately communicating, but the de-referenced concept is not a matter of human perspective. Coor
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by decompiled_dev 1y ago
He's a popular blogger: https://zedshaw.com/
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by decompiled_dev 1y ago
I think of the modern developer being more like a shepherd rather than a builder now. You have to vibe with the machine, but you need to make sure they stay on easy terrain and give them structure instead of letting them simply free graze.
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by decompiled_dev 1y ago
I think design patterns should be more descriptive, but people try to use them prescriptively. Being able to say "circuit breaker" pattern or "visitor" is a time efficient way to communicate complicated ideas. Its value
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by decompiled_dev 3y ago
It depends on your view point and the model you are making. Generally it will be your cost of capital to be used as a discount rate. Say if you borrow at 10%, then you need account for that every year you need to wait for that return. A com
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by decompiled_dev 3y ago
I was waiting for a while, but then I found there was a page where if you selected "I want to build plugins" then you would have never seen the option to request them. Once I filled that in I got access within a few days. https:&
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by decompiled_dev 5y ago
The way I see it is that the market participants job is to allocate capital effectively, not function as a savings account. Shorting provides incentive to sniff our frauds and enhances yields for those with fixed liabilities in a low intere
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by decompiled_dev 5y ago
Vanguard, the company behind those funds exerted a lot of pressure on the industry by offering those for such low fees. There are still lots of other funds that charge high fees to this day though. I am not sure about specific ETFs, but som
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
Its a fair view to have, but Microstrategy did disclose the plan to shareholders and offered to buy them out with a premium to the market before buying. So you had the chance to get out if you didn't agree with the decision.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I also went through this as my first project in Rust. I thought it was a good first project.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I thought it was going to be a post about a service outage.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I am sure it stops a significant portion of people opening them still. I'd really want to take one apart before going through the hassle of buying special tools. Kinda like how companies makes unsubscribing hard, not impossible.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
This reminded me of Paul Graham's Python Paradox: http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html Seems like Python is now in the camp of Java now given the current trends.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
Having a static site and pushing to github pages is working pretty well for me.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I feel like this is covered already. Before I start coding I will always draw out diagrams of the components visually, where as the code is the details to make it actually work. Using box and arrow diagrams for documentation can give you a
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
With many years of practice and study.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I think actually teaching people is a great way of getting mastery at something. If you teach people and they get good results you can be confidant you know enough about the subject.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
While imposter syndrome might be uncomfortable, I think its generally trait that helps someone become a good developer. By realizing you don't know everything you are more inclined to continually improve your knowledge. I think teachi
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
It seems like a kid should be more important than being the best worker imo. Seems like sensible priorities. I don't have a kid though.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
Seems like the problem isn't the lack of blogs, but ways to find new ones. Kinda weird reading a blog post about no blog posts, like it being read disproves its point a little bit. I think they are there as long as you know where to lo
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
"Bitcoin is an experimental digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money are carried
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
What about when an algorithm shows someone an ad to make them buy something? News feed algorithms control some peoples thinking imo.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I recommend getting a good text book and working through that. That gives you a through overview so you don't miss certain areas. I can't recommend any for particular subjects, but make sure you choose wisely. Try to find the one
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
I agree with you, but I think there is enjoyment in getting a deep understanding of one area and having a plan can help you do this. Instead of walking around it can be fun to climb a mountain or go for an over night hike. For example if yo
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
There isn't an inherent cost to that fee. Whatever crypto does central processors can do cheaper.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
The school admitting the student should co-sign the loan. If the school is confident in the value of their program they should assume the risk.
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by decompiled_dev 6y ago
Have you heard of matrix? Your description reminded me of it. Its a open source instant messaging service that is protocol driven. Perhaps a bit less ambitious in scope that what you are describing, but seems to be a step in that direction