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by eager_learner 4mo ago
i can't make out the point of this article.
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
"sweet spot for most things." care to expand on this a bit? Thanks.
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
Upvoted you, because the downvotes from the Python cult are unfair.
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
fellow ADHD here. Rust feels like 'oh come on you want me to type all that?' I find Raku great, though
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
function Greeting({ name }: { name: string }) { return ( <div class="card"> <h1>Hello, {name}!</h1> <p>Welcome to my site.</p> </div> ); } That looks like
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
why not Rails?
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
to solumunus: notice your comment downvoted? it appears someone who is against Tailwind downvotes all pro-Tailwind comments. I think i know who- and will reciprocate in kind.
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by eager_learner 4mo ago
i am no pro-- just a lurker wanting to learn -- and comments like danaw's are the reason my time on HN is not wasted. Thank you.
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by eager_learner 5mo ago
Thank you. It's something I am really passionate about. Given my 'day job' and 'family time' and battling an uphill swim against my ADHD, I am still happy with the progress I've made so far. I feel like I'
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by eager_learner 5mo ago
Thank you so much for the wonderful advice! It's so refreshing to see humans act and be human-- helping each other despite not knowing each other. For context, I've been stuck in tutorial hell for years! Part of it can be blamed o
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by eager_learner 5mo ago
it appears to me that there may be a gate-keeping involved that stops the hordes from really learning how to program. Look at the books on programming in the last 15 years--none teaches how to program and problem-solve.
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by eager_learner 5mo ago
nice game! may i know what amount of js/css knowledge should i possess to be able to write sth like this? Eloquent JavaScript + any generic CSS book enough? thanks for making my evening.
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by eager_learner 5mo ago
This. Nothing can compete with free.
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by eager_learner 5mo ago
He also wrote a very good book on problem-solving: "Problem Solving and Computer Programming" You can't find books like this anymore.
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
Actually, this 'very large group of people'--by definition [that they believe Evolution 'theory'] have pigeon-holed themselves as a certain type, hence their existence as a 'group'. I think the irony is that yo
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
thanks.
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
Amazon is the same now. I can't find books on it that I know for sure exist on it. It always pushes something else first.
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
this ought to put flat-earthers completely down. :)
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
i don't know how old you are, but this does not seem like a mature, thinking person's behavior.
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
You know, you should definitely keep writing comments like the one you just did, because it will show the thinking, intelligent readers what kind of people support Evolution theory... Thanks, I guess? The book you disparaged is written by a
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
if that's true and evolutionists are so confident then why did my comment get downvoted so much? Knowledge from DNA disproved EVolution-- maybe you should read more. Here's one: 'Philosophical Scientists'-- David Foster,
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
meaning what exactly ?
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
I really love the back-and-forth in this mini-thread, I learned a lot about good thinking skills here. Thanks everyone.
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
Evolution is questionable science. i am not trying to be contrarian. it's not dogma nor it is established, scientifically proved theory. Proponents, usually when cornered, shrug and say: 'well, this is the best explanation we have
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by eager_learner 6mo ago
tldr: - In the 1940s, ~80% of kids were trained by their 1st birthday -By 2004, the average completion age was 37 months (over 3 years old) -That extra year of diapers = ~$3.1 billion annually for the industry -A pediatrician named Brazelto
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by eager_learner 7mo ago
Exactly! 12 years of 'knowledge' half of it useless, the other half could be taught in 3 years--if done properly.
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by eager_learner 7mo ago
to--> latexr: Thank you for the link to Polum's essay in juliusosis. It really is the case that a lot of incompetence is hiding in plain sight. Probably because modern schooling encourages this. I've lived in China (as a foreig
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by eager_learner 7mo ago
Comments like amluto's above, are the reason my time spent on HN is not wasted.
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by eager_learner 8mo ago
care to name a few such good oldies?
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by eager_learner 8mo ago
I tried Kimi 2.5 Swarm Agent version and it was way better than any AI model I've tried so far.

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