maynman

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by maynman 4y ago
This is my blog, mostly about programming. https://mitchum.blog/ I started it with three goals in mind: 1. Remember more of the things I learn about complex topics. 2. Improve my writing skills. 3. Learn about driving traff
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by maynman 5y ago
Thanks! I like those ideas. Definitely been pondering better ways to filter the links and ensure the most relevant ones rise in prominence.
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by maynman 5y ago
I've been working on a little website to pull out links from the comments on the "Ask HN" page. Often there is some great advice in there, and it seemed in the spirit of Hacker News to automate that. https://www.as
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Show HN: Hacker Wisdom(askhnwisdom.com)
4 points by maynman 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Hacker Wisdom(askhnwisdom.com)
1 points by maynman 5y ago|0 comments
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Flash Drives for Freedom(flashdrivesforfreedom.org)
4 points by maynman 5y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 5y ago
If you're using Java, definitely give IntelliJ a try. I think it makes writing Java a pretty enjoyable experience.
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by maynman 5y ago
This game is a pretty fun way to improve your CSS Flexbox skills: https://mastery.games/flexboxzombies/
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Minimum Viable Dice Wars(mitchum.blog)
2 points by maynman 5y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 5y ago
If you're a heathen like me, you sometimes store JSON configuration in environment variables https://mitchum.blog/how-to-store-json-in-an-environment-var...
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by maynman 6y ago
I definitely agree about VR. The first time I played "Robo Recall" on the Oculus Rift I couldn't believe how responsive and immersive it was.
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Parler Sues Amazon(wsj.com)
3 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 6y ago
For sure. In the case of IntelliJ resource usage, you get what you pay for.
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by maynman 6y ago
I use IntelliJ for work every day and I agree, so many of its features make work so much better.
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Ask HN: How do crowdsourcing apps protect against bad data?
8 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 6y ago
I do the same thing. I also keep auto commit off and make sure the rows updated looks correct before committing the change.
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It’s Time to Revisit Minesweeper(mitchum.blog)
1 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 6y ago
One definition I've heard before (and like) is "code without tests". I don't think that's the only factor, but it's a pretty common indicator.
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Gilded Rage(solana.substack.com)
2 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 6y ago
Code Complete https://www.amazon.com/Code-Complete-Practical-Handbook-Cons...
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by maynman 6y ago
Agreed. It's hard to consider a newspaper "centrist" that basically forces Bari Weiss out of a job.
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by maynman 6y ago
Reminds me of Ecclesiastes. "There is nothing new under the sun".
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How to Store JSON in an Environment Variable(mitchum.blog)
1 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 6y ago
That sounds pretty cool. I also found it difficult to optimize for both performance and word density with the approach I took. Maxing out on one seemed to negatively affect the other. I'm sure there have to be some better algorithms ou
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by maynman 6y ago
I had fun making it. I'm glad you've found it valuable :)
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Building a Crossword Puzzle Generator with JavaScript(mitchum.blog)
42 points by maynman 6y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: A simple ear trainer for identifying music intervals(mitchum.blog)
2 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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by maynman 6y ago
https://mitchum.blog/ I make JavaScript game tutorials to help people learn programming and have fun doing it. I also write about programming in general and random other stuff I find interesting. You can find the game tutor
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How to Build an Ear Trainer with JavaScript(mitchum.blog)
3 points by maynman 6y ago|0 comments
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Null Values in SQL Queries(mitchum.blog)
137 points by maynman 7y ago|152 comments

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