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aronhegedus
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Comment #48150972
Recently downloaded Moby Dick from here:) very easy to use
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Comment #47728912
I think it's a bit of a joke and nothing else
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Comment #47177198
However it was written, it’s a useful and well structured article. I thought it was a good read
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Comment #47149162
Haha, was a great read, loved the picture of the dog at the keyboard!
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Comment #47110509
Cool story! The domain name is quite cool as well, happy that some people still hold onto their silly whims instead of cashing out
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Comment #46195500
Looks super useful! Especially on older macs where space tends to be a limiting issue
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Comment #45710546
I've participated in the past, and felt like I always drop off around day 18+ because of holidays etc. I personally also didn't like when part II of a question felt like a complete…
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Comment #44625437
Igen!
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Comment #44255318
I’m not as extreme, but I “collect” license plates by taking pictures. Whenever I see 3+ numbers or letters, and I’m walking, I take a picture Obviously there’s custom license plat…
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Comment #44104917
I randomly got 4 line pieces at the start, thought this was going to be a line piece only Tetris variant :D
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Comment #43087608
Recommend this to people that are curious and have time!! I really enjoyed doing it years ago
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Comment #42315488
Awesome! Really liked the animations!! The charged stuff confused me a bit. I played on mobile so the popup is different from the desktop one, maybe a testing area. Perhaps conside…
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Comment #42185253
Cool that you managed to get it running after just 2 hours. Same thing applies to python projects, a little note in README saves so much time in the future, I always try and use vi…
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Comment #41365486
Good write up! Well done!
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Comment #41228672
TLDR: I think there should be a compromise between strict 9-5 schedule, and “WFH 100%, do whatever” I don’t have any experience of being a parent but here’s my 2 cents on WFH in ca…
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Comment #41048517
Was a really fun article to read/podcast to listen to. Favorite fact is that 127 is the DEL because for hole punching it removes all the info. I love those little nuggets of histor…
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Comment #41035617
As an aside, Chat GPT is very good at giving you a baseline for mermaid diagrams given a technical spec/ hand drawn image
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Comment #40893050
This came up on an interview test where I had to implement this from scratch! Fun to read
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Comment #40466780
huh, TIL that regex wasn't a thing in vanilla excel. Thought that'd be a basic thing that's included.
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Comment #40206509
That’s super cool!!! Looks like quite a niche/technical hobby with amazing output. Do you mind sharing how much equipment costs to get similar results?
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Comment #40132110
Reminds me of this project: https://github.com/trichner/gitc0ffee which is used to take a commit, append some header to it to force the hash to collide with some prefix, such as `c…
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Comment #39969697
what's the website? Sounds cool
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Comment #39841276
Recommend the book "Why we sleep" for people who want to learn a bit more about effects of sleep deprivation
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Comment #39830951
I liked how easy the demo was to play around with! I don't have the most amount of use for this product, but kudos to making something that clearly works very well!
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Comment #39814572
I like how it looks! Would prefer 2 textboxes for the inputs rather than inputs/some stats about how many unique points it's visited before. reminds me of the pipes animation in ol…