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ronenlh

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    Agree, the article mentions this in a way: > There are many ways to do so: race others in ranked online challenges, try to solve hard programming riddles, or study new paradigms. H…

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    Comment #32260850

    this simple behavior can be applied today to unsubscribe from “noreply@” emails and it’s not done

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    Comment #31138298

    Similar current Twitter thread on the same issue: https://twitter.com/lazerwalker/status/1517849201148932096?s...

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    Comment #30587307

    I was hoping for 5, but got hundreds

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    Comment #30526977

    This is a unusual post for me, as is the first one I write on methodologies as opposed to technologies. Constructive criticism welcome.

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    Comment #30412118

    Great writing and research. You added great examples to make it clear, both in code and gifs. It was both fun to read and interesting. I was surprised to see Netscape running, I mi…

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    > The purpose of MCAS is to give the MAX the same aircraft handling characteristics so that it retains the original 737's type rating. The article mentions that prominently in a fe…

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    Comment #29904466

    Yes and no. The syntax has been updated to make it less OCaml and more JavaScript-like. ReasonML can compile to native, rescript can’t. Reason still exists as a separate project, a…

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    Comment #29904448

    Typescript is “breath-first,” you can convert your entire project to typescript in a minimal pull-request. Gradually adopting the syntax. ReScript requires a lot of commitment, as …

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    Comment #29904393

    Amazing in depth overview. There are useful comments in my (shameless plug) post about my same transition: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25845147

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    Comment #29864331

    Nice writing

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    Comment #29811854

    I’ve seen too many times logs used as assertions in tests.

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    Comment #29778734

    If one had all the resources, what should be done to make the web searchable/indexed in a relevant way?

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    Comment #29745347

    Can this be an argument for plausible deniability in court?

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    Comment #29745327

    > So here I noticed a major difference in how Homebrew seems to work compared to Arch Linux for example. On Arch Linux applications are built from source code centrally instead of …

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    Comment #29711428

    I believe it’s because programmers write websites, and when you have a hammer everything looks like a nail. With webassembly we might start seeing compiled websites and we’ll miss …

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    Comment #29634436

    Someone already mentioned Unity as ahead of the curve. I was impressed by it being a “Framework IDE.” It contains hundreds of visual tools and workflows where actual source code fi…

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    Comment #29616435

    I don’t remember the source of the study, but commutes are one of the most important factors in happiness at work. Optimize for short pleasant commutes on bike or train, as opposed…

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    Comment #29588449

    Reminds me of the story of the arrest of Ross Ulbricht, where his open laptop was snatched away from him in a library by undercover FBI agents, while logged in and chatting as DPR.…

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    I left Twitter because I got bored of the conversation, too much noise and irrelevant chatter. When I joined clubhouse I was disappointed to see the same people and chatter, and a …

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    Crazy: “ The error does occur because image segments, that are considered as identical by the pattern matching engine of the Xerox scan copiers, are only saved once and getting reu…