Viewing profile — singaporecode
singaporecode
HN member- Joined
- Tue, May 31, 2022, 5:44 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 14
- Public activity
- 23 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About singaporecode
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
- comment
-
comment
Comment #32177648
Those charts look so clean and crisp!
-
comment
Comment #32136291
YouTube is amazing, especially conference talks and music
-
comment
Comment #32103927
Just look at ECL then
-
comment
Comment #32063006
Did not know that until you mentioned! Sometimes even legends post here on HN!
-
comment
Comment #32033310
Man PG has jumped the shark completely. What the hell is that tweet - a deal is a deal, how can he implicitly say it should be ok for it not to be honoured (and with his twitter fo…
-
comment
Comment #32023900
Very high uptime overall. Credits to PG and his lisp/arc inspired codebase! And to dang (who I assume does a bit of coding on it from time to time from previous comments I have rea…
-
comment
Comment #32020290
Love this guide!
-
comment
Comment #31998574
I prefer dired mode, it’s pretty easy to get a handle of https://ashok-khanna.medium.com/introduction-to-dired-mode-9...
-
comment
Comment #31983340
Have you seen the quality of most open source software? It’s a joke. Most of it is about people pushing their own agendas and self promoting
-
comment
Comment #31975272
All these niche functional programming languages are an exercise in pseudo intellectualism Give me an object oriented language any day. The world is made of state and processes, (m…
-
comment
Comment #31973242
Medium sucks balls. I know someone who was making $2-$5 per month and writing some high quality content, who got kicked out of the partner program for not having 100 followers (as …
- comment
-
comment
Comment #31820055
ProseMirror has some of the worst developer experience possible. I wasted so much time figuring out it’s convoluted API and abandoned it soon after. It does apparently have the bes…
-
comment
Comment #31820040
If you are using someone else’s work for free, then what’s there to complain?
-
comment
Comment #31798895
That’s a long list!
-
comment
Comment #31798863
Brings back memories of my childhood (always wanted one in the late 90s)…time to get one! There are a lot of (physical) things that have faded away since smart phones became ubiqui…
-
comment
Comment #31662167
Although I’d argue that it isn’t necessary for all those functions to be part of the buffer object themselves - they could receive the relevant details vi dynamic extent and not bu…
-
comment
Comment #31662142
I think of it more as dynamic extent but don’t want to be splitting hairs. Not that I don’t love how Emacs does it, but I just think it’s not that closely correlated to the notion …
-
comment
Comment #31652107
A pretty bad article to be honest, just creating confusion. Emacs buffers are not the reason why functions like forward-paragraph exists. That’s just normal abstraction (in program…
-
comment
Comment #31652096
That is so cool!
- comment
- story