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s3micolon0
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About s3micolon0
I'm always interested in meeting new people and forming connections, so feel free to reach out!
Email: s3micolon0@gmail.com X: https://twitter.com/guptaanmol184
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Comment #48011231
Pretty cool idea, it could act like something similar to product hunt - for repo discovery. One use case could be to follow what new repos, projects are being created for language …
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Comment #47849946
Interesting idea!
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Comment #47755426
Super cool! Thanks for sharing this Amit.
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Comment #47755371
Sounds like a fun idea! Let me know if you need contributors :)
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Comment #47755221
Following!
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Comment #47604363
I love deepwiki for understanding deep code architectures: https://deepwiki.com/
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Comment #47604341
Exciting! Good luck!
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Comment #46791553
This is a useful methodology and article nudges the reader towards doing things and "taking action". I am sure it will appeal to a huge number of people and indeed, rightly it has …
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Comment #41463611
Pro tip: When the mind and body feel out of sync, start with the physical. It's natural, it's free, and it works wonders for your brain. Whether it's gymming, running, walking, smi…
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Comment #40487491
I too have dreamed of the same. But I still think it's harder to find such content that is great and deep and technical. Since it would be great to learn about sharing such channel…
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Comment #39059596
I am so happy to get all these responses! All of the resources look interesting!! I am going to start with Richard Hamming's The Art of Doing Science & Engineering. It looks to be …
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Ask HN: Good books on philosophy of engineering?
I am a software engineer by passion. I love computers, I am curious. I love to learn new things / concepts. I love to see the beauty in existing concepts being applied in completel…
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Comment #39057130
I think I am in a similar boat this year. I hope that we both enjoy the process, which leads to a fulfilling destination.
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Comment #39057073
Thank you for your response. I think I have been in a similar situation through a lot of ups and downs. And finally I am accepting simplicity. I am 26, software engineer. Typical 9…
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Comment #34232225
Another great blogging zero hastle blogging platform for developers is _hashnode_. * https://hashnode.com/
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Comment #33593748
I completely agree with this perspective. Basically, they are procrastinating on their action to success. Just by thinking that they have a good plan, or once I have X -> I will do…
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Comment #30953483
Since you mentioned that the tool that act's like Mac's Spotlight was very slow. I have found two better alternative which works wonders: 1. FluentSearch: https://www.fluentsearch.…
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Ask HN: How are OS able to support such a number of devices?
I have been reading about computer architecture and device drives and it is very fascinating on how a processor functions and how are operating systems created to abstract the low …
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Comment #30864374
I believe, by "Design everything you can to be declarative" runjake is talking about is above creating good abstractions that satisfy a particular use case, abstracting the user fr…
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Comment #30763487
Hi pie_flavor, I am interested in learning more about windows myself, since I am using it on a daily basis. I have found it quite difficult to learn deeper about windows (unlike li…