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by s3micolon0 5mo ago
Pretty cool idea, it could act like something similar to product hunt - for repo discovery. One use case could be to follow what new repos, projects are being created for language 'x' and gaining momentum.
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by s3micolon0 5mo ago
Interesting idea!
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by s3micolon0 5mo ago
Super cool! Thanks for sharing this Amit.
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by s3micolon0 5mo ago
Sounds like a fun idea! Let me know if you need contributors :)
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by s3micolon0 5mo ago
Following!
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by s3micolon0 6mo ago
I love deepwiki for understanding deep code architectures: https://deepwiki.com/
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by s3micolon0 6mo ago
Exciting! Good luck!
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by s3micolon0 8mo ago
This is a useful methodology and article nudges the reader towards doing things and "taking action". I am sure it will appeal to a huge number of people and indeed, rightly it has climbed to the top of HN, else I would have comple
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by s3micolon0 2y ago
Pro tip: When the mind and body feel out of sync, start with the physical. It's natural, it's free, and it works wonders for your brain. Whether it's gymming, running, walking, smiling, breathing, or any sport that excites yo
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by s3micolon0 2y ago
I too have dreamed of the same. But I still think it's harder to find such content that is great and deep and technical. Since it would be great to learn about sharing such channels, I would love if others can share other such channels
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Google I/O 2008: Underneath the covers at Google(youtube.com)
2 points by s3micolon0 3y ago|0 comments
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by s3micolon0 3y ago
I am so happy to get all these responses! All of the resources look interesting!! I am going to start with Richard Hamming's The Art of Doing Science & Engineering. It looks to be something to get started. I have been wondering th
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Ask HN: Good books on philosophy of engineering?
271 points by s3micolon0 3y ago|132 comments
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by s3micolon0 3y ago
I think I am in a similar boat this year. I hope that we both enjoy the process, which leads to a fulfilling destination.
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by s3micolon0 3y ago
Thank you for your response. I think I have been in a similar situation through a lot of ups and downs. And finally I am accepting simplicity. I am 26, software engineer. Typical 9 to 5 tech job. I would like to get to a stage where I am fi
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by s3micolon0 4y ago
Another great blogging zero hastle blogging platform for developers is _hashnode_. * https://hashnode.com/
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Ask HN: Which books are significant making you a good back end systems engineer?
1 points by s3micolon0 4y ago|0 comments
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by s3micolon0 4y ago
I completely agree with this perspective. Basically, they are procrastinating on their action to success. Just by thinking that they have a good plan, or once I have X -> I will do Y. But in the act of planning, they fail to act on the p
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DotNEXT Libraries(dotnet.github.io)
2 points by s3micolon0 4y ago|0 comments
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Goroutines Under the Hood (2020)(osmh.dev)
154 points by s3micolon0 4y ago|52 comments
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by s3micolon0 4y ago
Since you mentioned that the tool that act's like Mac's Spotlight was very slow. I have found two better alternative which works wonders: 1. FluentSearch: https://www.fluentsearch.net/ . I highly recommend trying t
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Ask HN: How are OS able to support such a number of devices?
2 points by s3micolon0 4y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: How does PCI Express or other data busses work?
2 points by s3micolon0 4y ago|1 comments
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by s3micolon0 4y ago
I believe, by "Design everything you can to be declarative" runjake is talking about is above creating good abstractions that satisfy a particular use case, abstracting the user from the implementation details. Wikipedia defines D
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by s3micolon0 4y ago
Hi pie_flavor, I am interested in learning more about windows myself, since I am using it on a daily basis. I have found it quite difficult to learn deeper about windows (unlike linux) and look into the "power user" features since