tommy92

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   by tommy92 9mo ago

   Yes its the typical attitude than gives HN users a bad name. And this particular comment doesn't seem to have done beyond surface level research either on his investment works. Maybe not even surface level. Too much confidence too litt
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   by tommy92 9mo ago

   Lots of negative stereotypical assumption there. If you have some source backing all this, share your claims otherwise personal attacks without any serious base isn't a good reflection.
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   by tommy92 9mo ago

   Except, this complexity isn't saving time and resources. This complexity admiration culture has resulted in slower code thats harder to understand, debug and maintain too. What should be used only for small amount of time is used from
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   by tommy92 1y ago

   Yeah my go to for youtube still. Working as good as ever for that so far.
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   by tommy92 2y ago

   A year or two ago when I first read about it, I saw in the software faq, or maybe it was a post by its creator on HN itself or reddit, that they will make it paid once it reaches stable version(version 1?).
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   by tommy92 4y ago

   Whats the best book/resource to learn OCaml for someone new to FP?
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   by tommy92 4y ago

   I started learning dart/flutter a few days ago. Now I'm having second thoughts.
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   by tommy92 4y ago

   Outright killing adblocking will reduce Chrome's market share significantly. Enough that Chrome may lose its position as the top browser. Its a terrible business decision that can kill Chrome or atleast give a chance for someone else t