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GmeSalazar
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Comment #14884870
I highly recommend Ben Eater's YouTube channel; great video tutorials. He manages to cover a lot in short videos. (Also, consider supporting him on Patreon :)
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Comment #13451297
The awesome lists project is interesting as well, but it lacks some sort of ordering.
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Comment #13451276
Definitely. What I was looking for was a quick way to see what tools are trending in given niches. Stackshare achieves that.
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Comment #13440648
This is also great, thanks for sharing. Very informative without being overwhelming.
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Comment #13440621
Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #13440611
Thanks for sharing, that list of lists is great.
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Ask HN: “tools wiki”
Is there anything like a curated list or Wiki of Software Engineering tools; a place where you'd go to see what tools are used for a given task. For instance, tools for Configurati…
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Comment #12690060
Great initiative, Mr. W. Please keep us posted on it.
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Comment #11983884
By the way, I inquired him on this a few months back and the answer was: "I don't know enough certificates to think about the question. I leave that issue to others." and then, aft…
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Comment #11982049
Not directly related, but Stallman should be supporting/using LetsEncrypt instead of COMODO...
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Comment #11584240
Does anyone have anything to say about system76.com?
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Comment #11584234
Hey, I was looking at system76.com. They seem to have some cool machines and their price is good. I will look into thinkpads; they seem to be programmers common choice.
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Ask HN: Tips for a work laptop
I'm soon going to buy a new work laptop; it'd be great to get some tips from you guys. The main usage will be work/study; its hardware should be well supported by Linux (some BSD w…
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