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news.ycombinator.com 5y ago

Ask HN: When will it be possible to rename or delete my HN account?

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www.dougengelbart.org 5y ago

Augmenting Human Intellect (1962)

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thorstenball.com 5y ago

How can you not be romantic about programming? (2020)

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Fluxus – A 3D game engine for live-coding worlds into existence

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gtoolkit.com 5y ago

Analyzing JavaScript, JSX/React Systems

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raganwald.com 5y ago

Open Problems in Communication and Computation (1987) [pdf]

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github.com 5y ago

Lain: A Minimal Lisp

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www.programmingfonts.org 5y ago

Programming Fonts

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Apple M1 Assembly Language Hello World

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WebAssembly Studio

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Code Browser

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www.subtext-lang.org 5y ago

Subtext Programming Language

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Manga Guide to Lisp

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github.com 5y ago

Nim compiler — Pascal source code

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Quine Relay

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nanochess.org 5y ago

JavaScript Chess Game in 2.1kb

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Wrist Routine – 8 Exercises to Fix Hand and Wrist Pain

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Calisthenics

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How often do you need to shower? A doctor argues, less often than you think

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Randomized Living

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Managing Money in a Zero Interest Rate Environment

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died

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Efficiency is dangerous and slowing down makes life better

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Psychological Skepticism

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I Got My Attention Back (2017)

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www.ft.com 6y ago

Werner Herzog: ‘Film-making is always some sort of risk-taking’

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gtoolkit.com 6y ago

Glamorous Toolkit

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www.cs.virginia.edu 6y ago

Design Principles Behind Smalltalk (1981)

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

A Conversation with Bertrand Russell (1952) [video]

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waitbutwhy.com 6y ago

If Andromeda Were Brighter, This is What You’d See (2014)

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Off the cuff, a better user experience altogether might be to prompt attendees afterwards to submit their biggest take-away, instead of a patronizing poke.

That way, not only does it confirm paying attention, but you can also get a signal of course effectiveness.

I often come across developers who only think to use data structures that are native to their language (a Sapir-Whorf trap, if you will).

For example, in JavaScript, we essentially have arrays (great for tracking order, O(n) lookup) and objects (great for O(1) lookup, no order), but that doesn't mean you can't: a) implement other data structures such as doubly linked lists, heaps, red black trees, etc. b) combine the strengths of two different data structures in a new object

I think it was Bill Gates who emphasized the importance of picking good data structures up front.

A book I recommend for learning how to implement data structures (and concomitant algorithms) is: Introduction to Algorithms (http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/introduction-algorithms)

It is also useful to have some heuristic for picking data structures, and I have found the recipe proposed by Gayle Laakmann in her book, Cracking the Coding Interview, useful in most non-esoteric cases.

Yes. DOMA also prevents the recognition, at federal level (e.g. immigration benefits), of foreign same-sex marriages (e.g. Canada, South Africa, etc.)

A number of countries that do not have same-sex marriage do recognize foreign same-sex marriages for immigration (Israel is one example).