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interesting ... i am acquainted with ramayana on account of growing up in india but wasnt aware of this sunlight recommendation in it

im curios why you think so ?

what a coincidence! i am reading your book now and thoroughly enjoying it! Learning Go's quite good to get dangerous with Go quickly, so good job!

>I'd like to know how others think about the hypothesis of the pandemic causing the next evolution? With the proliferation of habit trackers and productivity tools. What's begun is…

>And I think what that experience generally says is that it's a bit overkill. We can do better. Like Rust. Or OCaml perhaps ? They have taken a very pragmatic approach to fp and al…

you might be interested in the concept of digital gardens: https://maggieappleton.com/garden

Hey HN, A lot of you are probably acquainted with the resource learnxinyminutes. It provides a decently wide peep into a language's syntax and basics. But often that's not sufficie…

oh this is great. there's still room for improvement but it satisfies my basic requirements very well. thanks, this is quite useful for my macos.

any plans to add pdf support?

Gotta hand it to The Browser Company for doing so much for Swift lang. Though I haven't used Swift in production I have enjoyed its ergonomics in my tinkerings with it. So I'd be s…

Are there other glaring mistakes in this book frequently ? Do you have suggestions for alternative books dealing with similar topic? Context: Noob in JS security, but know a decent…

Thanks for the reply. Curious to know if express v5 would qualify as a "modern" framework (like fastify)?

Where does this version of express put it against its competitors (Koa, Fastify, Hono etc)?

You didn't mention which editor you were able to edit the large XML in. Just confirming, it was VSCode? Because that'd be amazing!

> Word "shift" is shorter than the word "unshift". Therefore shift() makes the array shorter. > Word "unshift" is longer than the word "shift". Therefore unshift() makes the array …

oh this one is really good

I used to like him but started to feel he keeps ranting about very similar topics a lot: 1. neovim >>> vscode 2. X > JS (X=Rust, Go, OCaml etc) I feel he doesn't do justice to his …

This is a super useful answer, i just wanted to acknowledge that. Super grateful, you've given me lots of food for thought. Expect a more detailed reply over the weekend! Once agai…

Hi HN, I am a heavy Obsidian user. And part of that is having a running "Reading List", "Videos to watch list" etc. A thing I have noticed is that once these hit over ~ 30 items, t…

Could you please post links to twitter profiles posting problems? I'd rather see these problems than all that the algo throws at me currently.

> the frequency of initiation is not a good proxy for the health of the relationship it may not give a 100% accurate picture. but it's certainly one of the variables that plays int…

Coincidentally, I am just beginning to learn Django. I have experience with NextJS, Express and Flask. In the past, Django had intimidated me due to having so many official-soundin…

Genuinely curios why people are so into AoC ... Feels leetcode-y

> drowning out the hackers who immerse themselves in technology (and may be on paper "less qualified"), and recruiting/HR teams have virtually no idea how distinguish between these…