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Career Debt, Learning and Earning
(filippopa.com)
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2y ago
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Ask HN: Please OpenAI/ChatGPT FOMO or keep working as a software engineer?
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3y ago
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3y ago
sorry for unrelated comment. --- Hey robomartin, I'm trying to get in contact with you. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26560799 Your comment really inspired me, I've mostly tried following methods from leerb
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fpopa
4y ago
Congrats on the launch. Hopefully this will be the last pipelining language I'll learn.
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Reddit Photopea founder – I have millions of users, but no businesses use it
(old.reddit.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I resonate so much with this, it felt very easy to fall out of touch with people that I had closer some time ago. I've actually started building a more niche version of cal.com|calendly that focuses exactly on this but with a twist for
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fpopa
5y ago
https://github.com/calcom/docs
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5y ago
I feel like you did most of the work :)
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5y ago
We've also got romanian now: https://cuvantul.github.io/cuvantul
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fpopa
5y ago
What kind of generated tests are you writing? Is it more similar to 'golden files'? Generate expected output and assert versus current implementation output?
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fpopa
5y ago
Well done, great demo!
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Business Idea in 1min
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
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6y ago
This makes sense, did you implement this alongside grpc / protobuf? I'm curios about the way you handled zero values, field masks could be a solution, but I think it would get bloaty.
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The secret lives of data – raft
(thesecretlivesofdata.com)
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6y ago
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fpopa
6y ago
I did a similar thing, but used left / right head tilting for scrolling the page. Reading and peeling oranges became easier.
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fpopa
7y ago
I personally hate one liners. I used to love them and feel good about how neat the code looked like. After some time I've noticed that I read the code much easier and understand flow when the indentation is similar to python or go. Als
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Revolut – inside view from a country manager
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8y ago
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