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lewishogan
2y ago
I’m not sure about default, but you can do that on any chromium based browser I’ve tried as a custom engine, where %s gets replaced with the url encoded version of what you type.
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lewishogan
5y ago
I was diagnosed sometime during my second year of secondary school (which I think was 2010-2011, which would make me 13 at the time as well, although I admit I don't remember much) and I can definitely back up the importance of a good
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lewishogan
5y ago
I have an odyssey g9 (pretty much the same thing but the "gaming" version so it has a few additional bells and whistles such as 240hz and G-Sync) and I love it. I'm not sure if this capability would be available on the model
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lewishogan
5y ago
There's a lot of value in remotely accessible or portable tools. When I was in secondary school I began my experiments with Java using the JXXX compiler service (still available many years later at https://www.innovation.ch&
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lewishogan
5y ago
Exercise and scope creep, the two banes of my existence. I like the little project idea, it wouldn't hurt for developing a portfolio either.
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lewishogan
5y ago
I definitely need to take a good look at trying to rest properly, I've had far too many sleepless nights. Are there any books on learning you'd recommend?
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lewishogan
5y ago
That's an interesting idea, I've always been more of a night owl so I never really tried learning at the start of my day. Do you do this before the start of your morning routine, or do you give the coffee time to kick in?
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lewishogan
5y ago
I definitely need to start getting into things like leetcode, building a general repertoire of solutions to problems will certainly help in the future.
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Ask HN: How do you improve in your free time?
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I like to imagine that domains are the modern equivalent to land. It certainly seems to fit the criteria of enduring for many years with people buying and building upon them.
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lewishogan
5y ago
If it's working on a closed source code base, I think you're not going to find many other options beyond looking at similar open source projects online, or finding and evaluating the merits of different design patterns.
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lewishogan
6y ago
My experience has been fairly matched towards yours, I'm a recent Computer Science graduate who's been told a fair number of times that a lot of places just aren't sure if they want to be hiring at the moment.