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Non-Coercive Marketing
(ungated.media)
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In Praise of Giving Up
(blog.nateliason.com)
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AppKid – Swift Framework for X11 (Inspired by AppKit and UIKit)
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Ask HN: Mobile App for Emergency Communications?
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5y ago
I'm an engineer at replit and I've been using this to find and fix a bunch of nasty bugs. I love the sense of confidence this gives me. When I have the recording captured — I know for sure I can get to the root cause of the proble
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TIL many programming languages have built-in support for complex types (e.g. 2i in Ruby, 2j in Python) https://programming-idioms.org/idiom/77/complex-number
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5y ago
I think https://momentum.earth/ gets a few things right (no affiliation)
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Todo apps are meant for robots
(blog.frantic.im)
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I think this article was very good. It captured the same though process I went through: from trying different apps, to trying to build my own, to realizing it’s all about human condition after all. I do think, however, that software for TOD
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Some fun stats from the Google interview
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Author here. After reading the comments I’m afraid my article didn’t communicate the main point clearly. The mental models suggested here are sweet, but: It’s not about how to explain recursion or programming, it’s about explaining abstract
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Zig, Skia, Clojure, Geometry and the Japanese TV Show: ICFP Contest 2021
(tonsky.me)
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Thanks! It made me wonder at the time: how many SaaS products out there include these ghost users in their metrics and revenue reports? How many users sign up for stuff they don’t use, but still continue paying for it?
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Web Applications from the Future: A Database in the Browser
(stopa.io)
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Web Applications from the Future: A Database in the Browser
(stopa.io)
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Don't use willpower to fight social media addiction
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Todo apps are meant for robots
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Optimize Your Meetings for Engagement
(frantic.im)
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Oh the Messes We Will Make
(medium.com)
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Show HN: Digital Gift for Programmers Day
(hacker.gifts)
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Things that are not strings
(frantic.im)
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What’s more, I think the incentives are not aligned. People who write content nowadays don’t usually have the reader in mind, but instead focus on promoting something (a tech, a tool, or their personal brand): https://angryscript
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Optimizations as a Company of One
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Distributed Microblogposting
(angryscript.home.blog)
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I Raised £550k for my Startup
(philhewinson.com)
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A mobile app for the Joking Hazard card game https://jokinghazard.app/ (skip the signup page https://get.jokinghazard.app/start ). A fun way to socialise when everyone is staying at home.
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I switch between commonly used apps with a single shortcut (e.g. ⌥E opens VSCode, ⌥D opens Chrome). Details http://frantic.im/macos-app-shortcuts I use a simple TODO file for side projects https://blog.frantic.i
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In 2020, all content is marketing
(angryscript.home.blog)
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TODO File for Personal Projects
(blog.frantic.im)
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Reconsidering the way I explain programming
(blog.frantic.im)
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