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   by yoricm 7mo ago

   That's an impressive bug hunt. Same code, different behavior. I can't imagine how much time the guy spent on finding this one. And how much satisfaction once he finally nailed it.
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   by yoricm 10mo ago

   I copy/pasted an AI summary (using Recall) of the video here: https://sharetext.io/42b482da And the full transcript here: https://sharetext.io/d675f945
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   Personally, a text area is the only thing I need to express my gratitude. I'm doubtful about a UI that would "encourage" it. The last time I wrote on a GitHub issue, I started my message with a warm thankful line to the maint
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   Nice read. Writing can be magic, both for the reader and the author. If only working hard to make it clear for the reader. It might be just me, but "struggling to get it" can lead to better explanations. From the article: - It j
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   I'm fond of my early development tools: Hypercard, Resedit, Think Pascal, MacsBug... It gives me rainbows whenever I think about it, no matter how grey my developer life currently is.
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   May I ask where can we find the "sister web app typeatap"? I'm slowly introducing my 3.5 yo daughter with the keyboard. She can pronounce letters from A to Z, and write them on paper in upper case. I'd love to hear about
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   Thanks, I just discovered a wonderful cartoonist. A joy to read those illustrated thoughts full of creativity and humor. Particularly like his honesty, exposing his vulnerabilities in a way we can only laugh, and reflect on it ourselves. Wh
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   Exactly this. This is the future. Accelerated learning is fascinating because learning today is so inefficient. Combine that with the massive knowledge that accumulates over the years. Elon Musks said it himself. Along with Solar Energy, Ma
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   by yoricm 6y ago

   I like the look of this blog's minimalist design.
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    I agree this is an important lesson. Not everyone is aware of it, or else people would obviously avoid pointless arguments and acting in futile ways. Arguing for 5 minutes or 10 minutes can consume your whole day afterwards (in your own min
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    I love learning. "Deep work" and "flow" is something I'm aiming at. And I was pondering why I'm falling short. It seems like I was blindfolded about learning. I used to see it as taking as much input as possibl
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    I can relate about this problem: I love to read, but can't find the time to do so. Mindfulness about "distraction" is the first step. We don't need more time, we need to prioritize what we do every moment of the day. Wha
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    Clearly a prank (and an uninteresting one).
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    I agree coding as much as you can might not be the best approach. My opinion is do what you feel most excited about. For me, it was drawing and coding from age 10 to 20. And I seldom read books. Now, I'm mostly excited about reading on
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    Love the Magnetic Needles, Micro Spirograph, Pop Balloons, LavaLamp: they are very cool. Visual sort is also impressive. It reminds me all those little programs I used to do in my 10-18 yo days. (I was programming mostly on a Mac with Hyper
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    Browsing quickly a few random videos is a nice concept to get a glimpse at what random people do. (reminds me of "zapping" on Canal+) I noticed same people on different videos, and was thinking the "randomness" might not
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    I love reading about your enthusiasm for Couchsurfing and your philosophy that comes with it. You should write a book. I'd love reading real stories, along with some reflections. It sounds like a nice way to meet people as they are. Au
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    - Learning how to learn (Barbara Oakley). - Keeping track of my reading - Journaling - Jim Rohn's philosophy (any book, or 7 Strategies For Wealth) - Osho's philosophy (any book)
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    Location: Europe (Spain) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Rust (learning), PHP, Git, HTML/CSS, Javascript, React, Docker, Linux, MySQL, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: https://yoricm.com Email:
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    by yoricm 6y ago

    Fullstack Developer, CS degree, love coding, fluent in english/french Location: Europe (Spain, Valencia) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Php, Golang, Javascript, C, Linux, HTML, CSS, GIT, Docker, MySQL, Post
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    by yoricm 7y ago

    Europe timezone | Remote I've worked remotely for 2 years as a lead developer in a fiber optic company backed up by Xavier Niel, setting everything up from scratch. I have CS degree, 15 years of professional experience. I'm lookin
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    by yoricm 7y ago

    Location: Valencia (Spain, Europe) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Javascript, React, Docker, PHP, Composer, Git, Bash, Linux, Python, C, PostgreSQL, MySQL, CSS, HTML Résumé/CV: https://yoricm.com
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    by yoricm 8y ago

    Here are some popular ones (10k stars or so): - https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant - https://github.com/channelcat/sanic - https://github.com/pypa/pipenv - htt
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    by yoricm 8y ago

    - Watch all korean & Japanese drama & anime & US TV series that get 8/10 rating or higher (It would take 50 years if I spent two hours every day devoted for it) - Read all the books I'm interested in (I get depressed t