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pratikdeoghare

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About pratikdeoghare

https://pratik.deoghare.com

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    > According to a strengthening of the theorem, every finite point set (not all on one line) has at least a linear number of ordinary lines. An algorithm can find an ordinary line i…

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    Comment #48949222

    Shut up and learn Common Lisp using Practical Common Lisp. This would be my advice. Why? My own road was haphazard. Other books broaden your mind and teach you really cool tricks. …

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    Comment #48926621

    > but rather prompting very small tasks after you have made the initial design, something along the lines of "Create a database migration that adds column [x], not null", "add a fi…

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    Comment #48884797

    I suspect some companies do this to look healthy from outside.

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    Comment #48883148

    If you use Brashtag notation you could insert #tk{} bag. https://github.com/pratikdeoghare/brashtag

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    Comment #48881110

    > just glorified front-ends for BibTeX These frontends are necessary however because researchers in non-computer related fields are not trained/proficient at command line tools. Ma…

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    Comment #48603799

    Totally. After studying few hundred words of Spanish, German and French I thought hmm maybe a way to level up English is to learn basics of other languages. For example Fenster is …

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    Comment #48562625

    Gell-Mann Amnesia effect https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_Amnesia_effect

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    Comment #48556543

    When studying distributed systems you have to convince yourself that clocks cannot be relied on. It is hard to do so because all the clocks around me are always working just fine. …

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    Comment #48344013

    > making an editor or you could come up with a notation that works in any editor. I have [1]. > That way you can easily try different ways without deleting any text. Sorry I haven'…

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    Comment #48343950

    Having such a list is great. I am all for such lists. BUT Some people memorize these things. Take them too seriously. You are thought stupid if you don't know them. Somewhere someo…

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    Comment #48265040

    There is one in golang regular expressions https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp2.html I guess that is why you say re.Compile.

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    Comment #48180693

    You might like what I made for myself https://github.com/pratikdeoghare/brashtag

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    Show HN: Brashtag – A notation for writing trees and a parser for it

    Ideas: * Keep the notation as small as possible and non-intrusive. * Have a parser that assigns as little meaning as possible and returns a tree that is easy to work with. * Do eve…

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    Comment #48060143

    I use a text file. But I use my own format. #todo, p1{ Get vaccinated. } https://github.com/PratikDeoghare/brashtag

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    Comment #47971606

    What I do is use a hash function to derive port number from service name.

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    Comment #47855560

    https://norvig.github.io/paip-lisp/#/ Really great book even if don’t care about lisp or ai.

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    Comment #46707622

    I faced this problem when designing my own notation [1]. Solved it by surrounding code with more ticks than maximum number of consecutive ticks inside its text. This allows arbitra…

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    Comment #46629598

    https://pratik.deoghare.com/ https://pratikdeoghare.github.io/

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    Comment #44694042

    I also use a single text file. I have developed my own notation to give it some structure [1]. I have a parser for the notation that creates tree of the document. Then I write vari…