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823karma·261submissions·January 14, 2014
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Entrepreneur, Software engineer, Product designer, Long walks, Bicycles, Arabic, Meditation.
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I've been using Anki for around two years to learn Arabic vocabulary. It's an excellent tool that has helped me remember and continuously recall thousands of words. Some strategies I've…
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I've noticed that sticking exclusively to words I already know results in boredom, leading me to skip several days. This typically ends with me needing to catch up in a lengthy session (40 minute…
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This is awesome! Also, a heads-up to OP: the personal website linked from your GitHub account appears to be down.
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Using the 'goto' keyword brings back lots of memories after all these years.
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> FWIW: Cron and Amie both sit on top of Google Calendar. They're just better frontends. So it's not really an "either-or" type decision. That was the part I was missing for eve…
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how does it compare to google calendar? From the video, it seems to have almost identical UI. is that indeed the case?
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"Scala isn't dead" reminded me of this one "No no he's not dead, he's, he's restin'!": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZw35VUBdzo …
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Though not immediately relevant, it's pertinent to bring up "The Mom Test" ( https://www.momtestbook.com/ ) book. This book offers insights into conducting customer inter…
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Ah, this takes me back. Turbo Pascal and Turbo Prolog - those were the days. Borland had the greatest products, and the accompanying books were always well written, used beautiful fonts, and, not less…
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how long did it take you to leave that team?
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What's important is to get an product out there. Nobody cares what stack you use. just us geeks. don't get discouraged. you did well :)
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In a somewhat amusing turn of events, it appears Meta has taken a page out of Microsoft's book on how to create a labyrinthine login experience. I ventured into ai.meta.com, ready to log in with …
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Hehe. I actually did. My last project was all in Rust. I'm very ambivalent about it.
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Off-topic: Given that state cyber entities maintain networks isolated from the internet, how do they adapt to the rise of tools like Co-Pilot and ChatGPT in the software engineering landscape? This ki…
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if that's terrifying to you, don't watch: "The deepest breath" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzH6BI6P4Uo …
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I am using rule of two. I refactor at the second appearance. I started doing this when programming Ruby on Rails a few years back, where DRY (Don't repeat yourself) was a big thing there.
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... and ther's a big difference in taxation.
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If the arrangement involved both a tech purchase and a contractual obligation for employees to stay with AWS for a set period, simply saying "Fig was acquired" wouldn't be accurate. Giv…
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During a certain phase of my career, I was part of a company that extensively used the Scrum framework. My takeaway then was that Scrum fosters a modular team management style, which diminishes the de…
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