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tonysickpony

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    Show HN: Zero to Hero – A Haskell Puzzle Game

    Hi HN. I am a researcher from Monash University. For one of our projects, we made a Haskell puzzle game called Zero to Hero. I invite you to try out the puzzles and share your thou…

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    Comment #31929398

    Hey, author here. Thank OP for considering my project interesting. Our goal here is to experiment different ideas to capture the underlying structure of type errors. We went throug…

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    Comment #25381211

    I genuinely think platform like brave is in the position to do good things with ads. A few things I have in mind: First, I want my browser to be upfront about what they are doing. …

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    Comment #20570877

    I have used exa for a few weeks. It turns out I like it quite a lot. Not that I am a huge fan of colorcode all the file names, but I do enjoy the inclusion of tree output inside ex…

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    Comment #19805802

    That's a good question. Unfortunately I can't do System76 and Ubuntu guys justice here because I really don't know the work has been done in both distros. From the user perspective…

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    Comment #19805503

    Nice pick. I think we went down different path in the maze of linux distroes. But I'm glad you find something you find fit. I like KDE base softwares better than gnome based counte…

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    Comment #19803689

    Fair point. I enjoy rolling release model too. Some times I hope Pop!_OS and Elementary were not based on Ubuntu at the first place.

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    Comment #19802841

    I love Pop!_OS. I have used Gentoo, Ubuntu and Arch in the past 10 years. I ended up with Antergos packaged version of Arch with a bunch of personal tweaks. I tried different distr…

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    Comment #19711024

    hncynic 1 minute ago "Emacs can do the job!", "Emacs is faster than Emacs" "Emacs is faster than Emacs because it runs inside an emacs environment" This is absurdly accurate I have…

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    Comment #18930138

    Thanks, man. That are some good reads.

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    Comment #18930129

    Thanks man. I have heard a lot of good words of laravel. Will definitely have some experiment with it.

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    Comment #18929396

    I really enjoy articles like this. In fact if anyone know some high quality resources of modern PHP, please give me some pointers. I am somewhat proficient in programming, and a re…

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    Comment #18899518

    I haven't got a chance using ember. But the rancher guys https://rancher.com seem to use ember a lot for their web app. And it looks solid. There's no doubt that ember is capable w…

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    Comment #17598099

    I like the idea and had some fun play around with OP's website. I like the footnote on not collecting any data. Hope OP get more attraction.

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    Comment #16937161

    Your website looks sleek. Hope dad joke newsletter business goes well for you.

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    Comment #16705077

    I like what you said here. Keep a business for 18 year old is a success, and I can only imagine is challenging in many ways, could be boring in few. I have seen greedy consultant c…

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    Comment #16695281

    I think yes we are actually over-engineering front-end development at the moment, and I think part of the reason is we are under-engineering on unified standard and toolings in fro…

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    Comment #16683020

    Enpass is great. The desktop and mobile apps are both very clean and easy to use. I tried a few and settled with enpass.

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    Ask HN: Why is output still popular in debugging?

    I noticed that output debugging message is still the go-to method for many programmers even though they are aware of the presence of more advanced debugging tools such as break-poi…

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    Comment #16149074

    Subscriber here. Thank you for cron.weekly. I really like it and it has been my habit reading it every Monday morning. It is totally understandable that it is not the big scary tas…

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    Comment #15857607

    As a person who is not well-versed in front-end technology, it will be great if the author(s) could provide more comparison on the website against some other tools that serve the s…