grisha

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by grisha 5y ago
An excellent tutorial for terminal based text editor from scratch: https://viewsourcecode.org/snaptoken/kilo/
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The Value of Speed(ufried.com)
3 points by grisha 6y ago|0 comments
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by grisha 6y ago
Like, lots of resources and consequently failure to move from extensive to intensive growth mindset?
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by grisha 6y ago
I’d also add https://www.vimgolf.com/ as very powerful way to improve vim skills.
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by grisha 6y ago
“Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software” by Charles Petzold should be what you are looking for. Author describes computing from the very ground up, and in clean, approachable manner. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by grisha 7y ago
I think bus ticket collecting was chosen as an example by the author exactly because starting a company about it is ridiculous to think about. So we can discuss just inner interest in something without thinking about outer reward.
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by grisha 13y ago
Hmm. It seems to me, that if you answer such a question, then you do not know who your users are. And this is not good for your startup. Because you have to know your users to be able to fix problems worth fixing. So try ask another questio
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by grisha 13y ago
Professional and educated guy will still be able to earn his money when he'll become a father, but it's not true for that professional and educated woman.
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by grisha 14y ago
You might want to offer pub/sub API, and it just can't be done with REST because of it's statelessness.
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by grisha 14y ago
Will you still prefer desktop app if you get all its benefits with web app?
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by grisha 14y ago
It seems that TDD is not the best approach to design such framework. When you expect your api change frequently on early stages, tests may be trhown away wery fast and be useless. So it's better to delay writing tests for time, when api bec
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by grisha 15y ago
execute command.
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by grisha 15y ago
Cool stuff. I am curious how hard it would be to implement something like fu -e #, so you can just pass desired arguments, instead of manually tweaking command from clipboard.
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by grisha 15y ago
Very nice. I read HN from my iPhone a lot, and it's mobile version would be very handy. However, using this, I quickly realised that original design has some advantages (though, maybe it is just habit issues). Usually I scan frontpage fast
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by grisha 15y ago
“What I realized was that playing the game the right way isn’t good enough – it needs to be played for the right reason: it has to be played to build something, to see something grow. Gordon wasn’t building anything at all, not even a famil
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by grisha 16y ago
Spam saving lives.
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by grisha 16y ago
Cool. But what is flattr?