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đŸ§ŋ Andrea You could just scrape /discover? All the information is there - what are you trying to achieve?
đŸŸŖ Ox I am specifically looking for an answer from
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đŸŸŖ Ox I cant tell if im being ignored or what: does subreply have a public firehose API or not?
đŸ§ŋ Andrea You could just scrape /discover? All the information is there - what are you trying to achieve?
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đŸŸŖ Ox Lynx browser users: What key "sends" my subreply status? I just get new lines on pressing enter or ctrl enter.
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đŸŸŖ Ox Is there a firehose API for Subreply?
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🤔 David Have any specific use case in mind? XX hash is great for high performance: github.com/Cyan497...
đŸŸŖ Ox im hashing JSON documents and currently using SHA512, looking for something faster or more interesting.
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đŸŸŖ Ox In search of niche hashing algorithms..
🤔 David Have any specific use case in mind? XX hash is great for high performance: github.com/Cyan497...
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🧉 Martin A few years ago I decided to learn Esperanto (the constructed language). I now spend anywhere from a few hours to a few days per week speaking it with friends from around the world. AMA :) (or just shake your head disapprovingly)
đŸŸŖ Ox Do you know about the Monero project? Esperanto is their language of choice
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🤔 David Since you mentioned engineering podcasts are there any which you particularly like and would recommend?
đŸŸŖ Ox software engineering daily, changelog podcast
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🧉 Martin I know it's something we often do in conversation (where it bothers me much less), but it's so much more jarring in a podcast. And of course it adds nothing but noise for the listener... it's merely an indulgence of the host at the cost of a smooth listening experience.
đŸŸŖ Ox Also, vocal fry and upspeak seem to be creeping into podcasts, along with interjecting politics into everything. Sometimes I just want to listen to an engineering podcast.
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🧉 Martin Most of my backend code these days is Go. I like it because it's so minimal. While it's sometimes frustrating to not have various fancy language features, I like that it mostly stays out of my way and feels pretty "boring". Meanwhile my frontend's node_modules is a trillion GB and I feel compelled to keep a fire extinguisher nearby when I run the bundler :)
đŸŸŖ Ox Go is very handy, for that reason, because you can hand the code to someone without explaining and they know right away what it does. Boring is okay, I can agree with that, especially if the alternative is a sprawling tree of interlinked dependencies.
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🧉 Martin Nim looks interesting. It's as if I've seen it become much more popular in the last few years, but until I just checked, I had no idea it's actually 12 years old.
đŸŸŖ Ox It is pretty fun, similar to C++ or Go in function, but feels a little more "scripty" and less cryptic to write.
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🧉 Martin So, what's everyone up to today? In my remaining few months of "funemployment", I'm working on a language-learning app idea and hoping to get something out there before I run out of time.
đŸŸŖ Ox Working on learning Nim
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đŸŸŖ Ox Any software developers here?
🤔 David Yup! is right--this place got flooded after getting attention on HN and also getting posted to tildes.net.
Jakub Janarek One more reporting here. We're probably too many :/
🌚 Cosmo Does computational neuroscience count?
đŸ•šī¸ Louise Human here. I code stuff. I can prove i'm human, no need to report me to special agencies.
Dan Heath Not a true developer but getting heavy into NetDevOps - API controlled networks
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đŸŒĒī¸ Angelino Desmet You might find this insightful: I Hate the News - Aaron Swartz aaronsw.com/weblog...
🚴 Aditya And always measure what we've taken to calling the "left-pad index" when you're building something. blog.npmjs.org/pos...
đŸŸŖ Ox I had just this example in mind while writing, among others.
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🚴 Aditya Is the code powering this website available anywhere? I didn't see anything immediately on GitHub anyway. cc