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not-so-darkstar
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Comment #46689717
>I built a genetic algorithm simulator with interactive visualizations showing evolution in real-time including complex fitness functions, selection pressure, mutation rates, and m…
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Comment #46338008
Don't worry about it! I hope it also prevented you from getting your daily amount of vitamin D
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Comment #46336778
very good stuff, thanks
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Comment #46266960
The only way to understand compilers is to have already written one.
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Comment #46249157
goes hard
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Comment #46249078
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Comment #46246442
it follows the UNIX philosophy of doing one thing and donig it well.
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Comment #46220313
very thoughtful response, thank you.
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Comment #46191694
i see they provide WHOIS privacy for free, great! i'm worried about exposing my personal information on the internet. do people really put their personal address there?
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Ask HN: Which domain name registrar do you use?
is it still a smart move to choose cloudfare considering the recent accidents? the prices are low and you have the guarantee they will not disappear in 10 years or sold to an ad ag…
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Comment #46174734
Yeah, he should also define "you". Is he talking about me, you or himself?
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Comment #46167416
With all the new CLI tools it looks like the opposite to me. For example the ag, ack, rg history. VS Code still has the same style from 2018.
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Comment #46166885
I don't think terminal multiplexers (even Zellij which claims not to be one) make the experience better. They make it worse, actually, because when you have a problem there's one m…
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Comment #46166846
Another fellow GVim user?
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Comment #46166825
I didn't understand much of you said but it sounded mathy so I'm going to reply with a counterexample, just look up on youtube Russ Cox solving AoC with Acme and tell me that's not…
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Comment #46166568
I don't understand the idea to make everything terminal-centric. It should be one component of all the tools available to the programmer. All text editors worth using have a way to…
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Comment #46078145
I too found it pretty funny
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Ask HN: Jews in Computer Science
I find fascinating the contributions to computer science by jewish computer scientists [0]. They really pioneered the field, especially cryptography, where they seem to dominate. I…
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Comment #46037080
it's a joke
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Comment #46025185
why is it so common then? does everyone have a procrastination problem?
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Ask HN: Vim, Emacs and the time spent configuring
Many developers spend a lot of time "sharpening the axe" for the alleged excuse of increased productivity. At what point this actually causes the opposite effect? I'm proposing thi…
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Comment #45561823
what do you think about ctags? i think when trying to understand a codebase for the first time a tool to quickly look up definitions, etc. helps immensively
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Comment #44364985
bump
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Ask HN: Hands-On Guide to Writing Parsers?
Do you know any practical books that show how to implement a parser starting from a CF grammar (preferably in C)? All compiler books lack the practical part. I would like to see ho…