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Comment #47110686
There are actually several similar books for modern European languages, available as PDFs (in the public domain and/or out of print): https://blog.nina.coffee/2018/08/27/all_nature…
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Comment #46923696
Fantasy appeals to a wider audience (see the "Romantasy" genre) and seems to overlap more with YA fiction so captures more young readers.
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Comment #46846078
Roc might be that language one day. Not yet because it's pre-0.1.
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Comment #46565546
One way to get usable and consistent categories for a Wikipedia article is Lift Wing: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Machine_Learning/LiftWin... I once used it to create a "Wi…
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Comment #46287846
And anyone who sees the document is less likely to read it!
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Comment #45944593
Do you have an example of this technique that you can link to, or a fuller discussion of it? I have a soft spot for Alpine and I’m always on the lookout for things I can do with ju…
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Comment #45719839
In my experience, in the US, harmful chemicals in products are a lot more credible than climate change, to people who listen to the Right. An example that has been in the news: pre…
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Comment #45621463
ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring …
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Comment #45557438
Reminds of Rockstar[1] and The Art of Code[2], a great talk by its creator. 1: https://codewithrockstar.com 2: https://youtu.be/6avJHaC3C2U
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Comment #45362012
Agreed. If I weren't a computer nerd I probably wouldn't feel this way, but on Linux I feel more empowered. Even if there are more things to tweak/fix (which is not necessarily tru…
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Comment #45352036
I agree that these are useful frameworks. When I said they're not equally attainable by all, I meant that for people who are better off, these things can sort of just fall in their…
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Comment #45349104
Adsolutely. I agree that our lives aren't determined by family background, and we can draw on many other resources, both within ourselves and from other people besides family. If I…
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Comment #45344112
To take one of your examples, high school graduation rates vary from ~25% to ~98% in U.S. school districts. It's not because some districts have a lot more virtuous young people, b…
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Comment #43411004
The relationship of the Bible to history is complicated. I recommend the “Pete Ruins ____” episodes of The Bible for Normal People podcast, which is fun but also grounded in the ac…
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Comment #43404110
Thank you for your honesty. What you said about tossing people aside for lack of time resonates with my experience in and after college. Recently I reconnected with someone who was…
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Comment #39851268
Author here. I'm sorry to hear that. I've heard similar struggles from other experienced folks, and I get the impression that companies have been less eager to hire for upper-level…
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Comment #39849704
Hey, author here. I'm in central Kentucky. There aren't a lot of in-person developer jobs in my area, and I ended up applying only for remote roles. I've added that to my post.
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Comment #39494401
If you're specifically looking for something like Shoes, here are two similar projects in Ruby. Scarpe, a WIP revival of Shoes: https://github.com/scarpe-team/scarpe Glimmer: https…
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Comment #30722612
I signed up on HN just comment how much I've enjoyed Bridgetown as a newbie developer. I just got my first dev job in Rails and I'm enjoying it, but I'm still more excited about pl…