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Comment #46217730
This is a great list. As someone who has spoken at hundreds of conferences, there's one piece of advise I give younger speakers, particularly those nervous about how the audience w…
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Comment #45749749
I've been a VERY happy customer (no affiliation whatsoever) of Presentify for many years now, which was also a "Show HN" post (yeesh) 5 years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?…
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Comment #44350001
pickaxe isn't a Git command, rather, it's a set of flags that `git log` offers (specifically `-S` and `-G`). Shameless plug: I recently did a webinar on how the pickaxe options are…
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Comment #42971450
Similar HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42967173
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Comment #42961534
Let me start by saying this is wonderful work. Thank you for creating such a comprehensive resource. I haven't read through it all, but one thing did catch my eye. Section 5.1 ( ht…
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Comment #42961469
Posted this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42961468 Happy to get any feedback.
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Comment #42961468
Not the OP, but I've been teaching along similar lines. I've done it a couple of times at conferences—here's one of the versions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q-frNO-yps I've a…
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Comment #42568200
If you really get into them here’s a few series that are along similar lines - Prey series by John Sandford - Bosch series by Michael Connelly (He’s the “Lincoln Lawyer’s half-brot…
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Comment #41629449
Let me start by saying (as someone who has written a few technical books of his own)—Congratulations! I am sure you (assuming this is your first book) are learning that this is a l…
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Comment #39883626
The minimum price of the book is free. You could grab a copy and determine if you like what you see and then pay the full price.