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www.seangoedecke.com 1d ago

How I use LLMs as a staff engineer

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docs.augmentcode.com 1y ago

Scaling Development with Remote Agents: Augment Code

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blog.prasanthkarri.dev 3y ago

Just Write

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github.com 4y ago

Programming from A to Z, Fall 2021 By Daniel Shiffman

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www.gatesnotes.com 6y ago

Recommended Summer Reading, 2020 by Bill Gates

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www.gatesnotes.com 6y ago

Summer books and other things to do at home

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www.thoughtworks.com 6y ago

ThoughtWorks Technology Radar

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boz.com 6y ago

A Personal Interface

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peopleofthepandemicgame.com 6y ago

People of the Pandemic Game

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slack.remoteindian.com 6y ago

60+ questions answered about working remotely in India

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dassur.ma 6y ago

React and Redux and Comlink = Off-Main-Thread

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github.com 7y ago

RFC Opened for Rust Roadmap for 2019

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sciencedemonstrations.fas.harvard.edu 7y ago

Pendulum Waves (2010)

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blogs.microsoft.com 7y ago

Microsoft announces project xCloud - Xbox game streaming

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beakerbrowser.com 8y ago

Beaker Browser

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www.farnamstreetblog.com 8y ago

The Code of Hammurabi: The Best Rule to Manage Risk

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github.com 8y ago

U&I with React – UI Components for You and I

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github.com 8y ago

Show HN: UI components for you and I – Farhad Ghayour

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www.nytimes.com 9y ago

NYTimes is moving towards Automated Comment Moderation

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github.com 9y ago

Npm v5

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rubymonk.com 9y ago

Rubymonk is back live again

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github.com 9y ago

Vote for your favorite WebAssembly logo now

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medium.com 9y ago

My Goals for 2017

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medium.com 9y ago

The Lessons StackOverflow Taught Me

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: What are the best TV series, Movies you watched in 2016?

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github.com 9y ago

Show HN: Regexgen – Generate regular expressions that match a set of strings

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medium.com 9y ago

JavaScript frameworks and topics to learn in 2017

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github.com 9y ago

Promise as React element type

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andyet.com 9y ago

The world should be better

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unpm.nodesource.com 9y ago

Understanding npm

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I'm usually scared to look at these compilers titled articles, feeling I do not understand or learn anything from it.

This article is a very good intro to compilers and now I understood how these things work. Thanks for the article.

Show HN: Whosfiring 10 years ago

Adding moderation, would be a really good addition. Right now, there are lot of junk descriptions posted over there.

Trackers 10 years ago

For the first few seconds, i thought you're talking about real people who're tracking you. Later i realized.. Great writeup. So, true.

Python Wheels 11 years ago

"Installation of a C extension does not require a compiler on Windows or OS X" This is the real advantage.!

I didn't mean that way, open source wins over closed source every time; Atleast Atom has lot of contributors and being pushed very quickly, which has something of around 155 releases in a year (from public beta to stable 1.0). That's really a good sign, not sure if it continues; if it does, it's going to be really good editor in the long run.

Atom v1.0 is lot better than beta releases, but not as good as Sublime. Atom is open source unlike Sublime which is closed source, so in the long run atom is definitely going to be the winner. For Now, Sublime is much better than Atom and there is lot of gap in terms of performance. Lets hope, Atom gets better & better with releases.

Seems like they(3rd party) haven't found a way to stop piracy and started trying so hard to add malicious code, which may lead to blocking out these websites by all the major browser vendors and reduce piracy to some extent.

The one behind this, You're gonna lose the war.!