hydroxonium

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by hydroxonium 5y ago
There's something wrong with your comment, but I won't tell you where.
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by hydroxonium 5y ago
I use WSL2 as much as possible. It's great.
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by hydroxonium 5y ago
me on dvorak: 110 wpm (10-race average) on typeracer.com If your typing speed is high percentile, odds are you'd be faster than all your friends anyway, regardless of dvorak / qwerty. (E.g. I type faster than every single one of m
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
Might be worth trying Dvorak keyboard layout. Has worked for many, me included.
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
"Single source of truth" is more meaningful than the overly simplistic "DRY". If two things are _supposed_ to behave similarly, then not having duplicate code makes perfect sense. If two things just _happen_ to behave si
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
Many languages (other than English) are happy having adjectives behind. As other commenters have observed, plenty of great reasons for doing so.
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
First three lines of the article were so unnecessarily wordy. For an article that is supposed to be about effective communication.
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
One-click sticky-header killer via JavaScript bookmarklet https://medium.com/@jacob.tan.en/floating-elements-on-web-pa...
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
Python + Functional = http://coconut-lang.org/
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
A good (best?) way to learn F# might be to learn some Haskell and C# first. Haskell makes sure you properly understand functional programming fundamentals. (And the syntax is very similar to F#.) You'd want to learn enough C# anyway si
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by hydroxonium 6y ago
Same here. Dvorak is so much more ergonomic than QWERTY. Wrist discomfort with QWERTY completely disappeared upon switching to Dvorak.
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Data Science bubble does not exist(medium.com)
1 points by hydroxonium 7y ago|0 comments
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by hydroxonium 10y ago
lol