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Genuinely curious here for someone who has tried self hosting git and has found it a pita to maintain...i want to know what is it that devs are flocking to other platforms and how are we sure that they won't pull all the red card signa
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tangentially related: https://youtu.be/4PwDFddpo4c This is one of my favorite videos. After the first penguin jumps the crowd follows till then they confused. Regardless the sight of penguin jumping is breathtaking.
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4mo ago
>> Also a simple script that moves my cursor one pixel every 30 seconds. Cannot disclose why I need this. Hehe. Definitely not to avoid the company micro time tracking their employees.
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4mo ago
Wild!! Would love to look at your .emacs.d configs
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5mo ago
Qawalli is great and thank you for spreading more of this and keeping it alive. Farid Ayaz & Abu Mohammad Qawalls is one of the greatest qawalls of all time in his dedication to music, they never sold out to commercial terms while makin
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5mo ago
This is super cool. I also find it hard to the right fit for me so I usually end up at a tailor or wear baggy clothes(which are in trend) however the comfort of having the clothes fit you right and you feeling really good about is missing a
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6mo ago
Infystrat | Full Stack Engineer (Java, Microservices) | Remote (India) | Full-Time | 6–10 LPA We’re hiring early-career engineers (0–2 yrs) to work on open digital infrastructure with real-world impact. You’ll work on backend systems that p
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Ask HN: How are you preventing sloppy verification with AI-assisted coding?
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1y ago
NexBio Research Labs | Remote (India only) | ABIS Internship | https://nexbiolabs.com/hiring We're building a high-performance Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) and looking for interns who enjoy systems-
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Ask HN: How do you get over typed languages?
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4y ago
no issues, thanks.
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4y ago
Hi, this seems like an interesting project, is the application open for non U.S residents?
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4y ago
As an alternative solution, you can ask if the user would like to setup their font on start of emacs and invoke `menu-set-font`. But i think this won't work for people who want to run their emacs in console, another problem i see with
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4y ago
Neat. I like the fact that it is opinionated providing a decent setup to get things done. Here are some of the things i was confused about, or thought could be improved. 1. The label of checkbox don't seem to respond to clicks. 2. On F
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4y ago
i once did gui development in racket/gui. The dependency between widgets and variables is a pain to deal without something like that. P.S: don't take this to mean i hate on racket, i'm just complaining about the default state
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4y ago
this is cool, i haven't used k/q myself, this looks similar to reactive declaration in svelte. https://svelte.dev/tutorial/reactive-declarations
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4y ago
i can't seem to find the book by that title by that author. I did find a book by that title but its 800 something pages long and don't think its the title you referred to. do you mind providing a link?
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Ask HN: Programming ideas that redefine the way you look at programming
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5y ago
Thanks for sharing your approach. Good luck in your efforts.
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> Strangly, Neal Stephenson's " Cryptonomicon" ... The idea that something so profoundly good can exist for people like us, convinced me to read only very high quality literature of all kinds and sci-fi of only the highes
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5y ago
* Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi. Among lot of books i've read this was the one that pushed me towards questioning my beliefs. Although i can't say this book made me irreligious it certainly was a gateway to a whole new world. * C