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by in9 1y ago
Idk if you ever shared this view with art people. It must have been hard because there is a sort of obligatory necessity that people MUST like art embedded into their worldview. But also, there is a basic universality of art, and I wonde
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by in9 1y ago
HAHAHAH don't even get me started on how bad anaconda is. On how slow the installer + interpreter, how they avoided being a part of the usual pip workflow, bloated environment, cross platform inconsistencies, extremely slow dependency
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by in9 1y ago
I'm not familiar with the medical side of this study, but I am very familiar with the statistics. ### They did not do a non-vaccinated vs vaccinated people comparison These studies are observational, and in that sense no manipulation (
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by in9 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_Memorial_Prize_l...
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by in9 2y ago
just use it on pc. It gets most of the benefits for contact maintenance. You can still watch the reels you are sent. But no reels, and the feed scroll gets very boring suddenly.
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Ask HN: Learning iOS Development in 2025
1 points by in9 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Learning iOS Development in 2025
1 points by in9 2y ago|1 comments
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by in9 2y ago
I feel I could use it more. I use the link jumping all the time, but that's basically it. What other features do you guys use?
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by in9 2y ago
Genuinely curious, how you manage to derive value from this kind of LLM-assisted reading. At least in the areas I know, the gpt summaries are wrong and generic enough to the point that a read of the book summary, or a read of the preface, i
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by in9 2y ago
Ill mention a few books and how they've helped me become a better programmer. - Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs: this helped me understand the different types of recursion; how a problem can be modeled for the code to
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by in9 2y ago
> I think math exists to solve real problems, so we should give examples of solving real problems. This is a view that, depending on the lecturer, can be the total opposite of their view. See, many mathematicians don't have this in
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Ask HN: Good Examples of Personal Websites
20 points by in9 2y ago|17 comments
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by in9 2y ago
symptoms can change through time, and be triggered by life events. It can be that a person had the coping mechanisms for one manifestation of symptoms, but due to external events, they don't work anymore. The book I'm reading, Tak
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by in9 2y ago
I just use https://hckrnews.com/ for a better glance at a given's day posts. Sorted by upvote, I think, and then I can choose to see the top 10, 20, or 50% of posts. It's an ok curation, but I much preferred one
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by in9 2y ago
Yep. Just got hired out from an YC backed tech giant here in Latam and I'm joining a large IT consultancy firm. I think its gonna be fun.
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Ask HN: Resources on how to organize research teams
2 points by in9 2y ago|0 comments
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by in9 2y ago
Or, OR, maybe , not every bit of code needs to match all the common good practices and standards. I bet you don't write formally or in Elizabethan English all the time. Context matters in the form of common language. Why should it be
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by in9 2y ago
Let me tell you how I did it. I remember I wanted to start using Linux full-time no BS and have had some exposure to the terminal. I took the opportunity of a new position, I said I had to use Linux for the day-to-day activities and they b
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by in9 2y ago
if you are into ML libraries, take a look at fklearn, a scikitlearn-like lib, but written in a functional. Fun read to compare both side by side.
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by in9 3y ago
I've followed the Strange Loop conference on yt for a long time, and your mention led me to search more about it. Just found out the 2023 edition was the last one. Sad to see such a nice gathering not having another edition.
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Ask HN: Why do companies go for a mutual agreement for layoffs?
2 points by in9 3y ago|0 comments
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by in9 3y ago
1) free 2) able to be around if a single CEO isn't around (Wolfram) 3) able to continue if the supporting company is not profitable anymore 4) possibility of greater oversight if popularity rises 5) extensible if one puts the effort in
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by in9 3y ago
uuu cool stuff. Ill def try and start using it
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by in9 3y ago
Honestly, memory leaks are common in software, so I really don't buy it when people say they don't need to do it. Unless it is a server where the memory footprint is arguably simpler due to not having graphics + UI + different int
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by in9 3y ago
hey meatjuice. Any guides on using nix-darwin for system configuration and etc? Ive been using it for a while and Id love to learn more!
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by in9 3y ago
Every week or so. I have a feeling stuff starts to run smoother. And I also tell macos to not recover the windows. I like a fresh start.
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by in9 3y ago
hate it.
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by in9 3y ago
IDK, I read some reviews about this book and it seemed to be written for a time before remote work. It looked overly worried about office organization and dynamics. Is it true? Because those ideas made ti fall in my priority list form manag
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by in9 3y ago
idk, feature flags for the entire application seem ok to me. The issue is when we want to add feature flags for part of the users, or only on a part of the application flow. Then it will become a mess. Where I work, those feature flags are
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by in9 3y ago
Uuu, wasn't aware that Sage is built on top of Python. This seems promising :D Yeah. I don't think I'll be after achieving a dense knowledge of the language. I'm at the age (and mindset) for some pragmatics in my choice

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