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Unknown elephant loanwords identified as truck engine sounds(twitter.com)
3 points by ronenlh 2y ago|1 comments
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by ronenlh 3y ago
Agree, the article mentions this in a way: > There are many ways to do so: race others in ranked online challenges, try to solve hard programming riddles, or study new paradigms. However, most programmers, whose work involves a form of w
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Can You Become a 10x Developer by Writing a Tech Blog?(medium.com)
2 points by ronenlh 3y ago|2 comments
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by ronenlh 4y ago
this simple behavior can be applied today to unsubscribe from “noreply@” emails and it’s not done
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by ronenlh 4y ago
Similar current Twitter thread on the same issue: https://twitter.com/lazerwalker/status/1517849201148932096?s...
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I was hoping for 5, but got hundreds
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by ronenlh 5y ago
This is a unusual post for me, as is the first one I write on methodologies as opposed to technologies. Constructive criticism welcome.
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The Thirteen-Factor Team(medium.com)
1 points by ronenlh 5y ago|1 comments
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Great writing and research. You added great examples to make it clear, both in code and gifs. It was both fun to read and interesting. I was surprised to see Netscape running, I might try as well to play with the first JavaScript.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
> The purpose of MCAS is to give the MAX the same aircraft handling characteristics so that it retains the original 737's type rating. The article mentions that prominently in a few paragraphs, this is the first one: “That's be
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Yes and no. The syntax has been updated to make it less OCaml and more JavaScript-like. ReasonML can compile to native, rescript can’t. Reason still exists as a separate project, and projects that have been rewritten into reason will not ne
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Typescript is “breath-first,” you can convert your entire project to typescript in a minimal pull-request. Gradually adopting the syntax. ReScript requires a lot of commitment, as you have to completely rewrite each module to 100% comply wi
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Amazing in depth overview. There are useful comments in my (shameless plug) post about my same transition: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25845147
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Nice writing
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I’ve seen too many times logs used as assertions in tests.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
If one had all the resources, what should be done to make the web searchable/indexed in a relevant way?
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Can this be an argument for plausible deniability in court?
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by ronenlh 5y ago
> So here I noticed a major difference in how Homebrew seems to work compared to Arch Linux for example. On Arch Linux applications are built from source code centrally instead of relying on binaries from a vendor. Homebrew also builds f
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I believe it’s because programmers write websites, and when you have a hammer everything looks like a nail. With webassembly we might start seeing compiled websites and we’ll miss the good old days of simple JavaScript.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Someone already mentioned Unity as ahead of the curve. I was impressed by it being a “Framework IDE.” It contains hundreds of visual tools and workflows where actual source code files are a small component which you drag and drop into widge
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I don’t remember the source of the study, but commutes are one of the most important factors in happiness at work. Optimize for short pleasant commutes on bike or train, as opposed to bus or car.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Reminds me of the story of the arrest of Ross Ulbricht, where his open laptop was snatched away from him in a library by undercover FBI agents, while logged in and chatting as DPR. I recommend reading the whole story, this is in part 2 ( ht
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by ronenlh 5y ago
I left Twitter because I got bored of the conversation, too much noise and irrelevant chatter. When I joined clubhouse I was disappointed to see the same people and chatter, and a lot of crypto everywhere. It also felt somewhat formal, I fe
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Crazy: “ The error does occur because image segments, that are considered as identical by the pattern matching engine of the Xerox scan copiers, are only saved once and getting reused across the page. If the pattern matching engine works no
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Specifically, it’s the zero-installs philosophy. It’s linked from the url you shared. https://yarnpkg.com/features/zero-installs It’s also compares this with checking node_modules into git
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Hi @gbmatt, amazing work! What is the business history of it? Did companies /investors show interest in acquiring it? What do you think needs to be done in terms of business development to extend the index to cover the modern internet,
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Much better mood and self-confidence. I feel attractive, and that helps in interactions, and capable of handling challenges as I feel stronger. I feel physical progress rather than decay, so I feel confident of a healthy future for myself.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
According to uppercased Science (science.org), while science.org has the same story in lowercased science.
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Me too
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by ronenlh 5y ago
Here’s the HN discussion for Bartosz Milewski’s analysis of Factorio, where he shows functional counterparts in Haskell of Factorio’s patterns: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26157969 https://news.ycombinat

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