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1. Feedly uses Elon Musk's name as an example for its power search feature. 2. Elon Musk gives a Nazi salute. 3. Feedly uses Roger Federer's name as an example for its power search feature.

It's not even close to being ramen profitable, but I still have a passion for continuing this project. #buildinpublic

@ModestMitkus No, don't get me wrong. I also prefer learning by doing. For example, I was a complete beginner in front-end development, but I started building my own projects and learned that way. I just slightly disagree with the idea of 'you can build any business'

Right, that’s what dev would say. Why not learn to code with AI while you can actually ship something. Rather than learn to code be senior dev and ship something in 2 years and earn $0. The Cursor code is junior level, juniors can launch MVPs. That’s enough to get things going. We are playing different game here.

6 skills I bet my entire future on: • design • marketing • copywriting • coding with AI • sales/psychology You can build any business with this stack.

@AntyaDev Do many people remember how to use pattern matching in C# without googling it? So, discriminated unions won’t be of much help to them.

Recently, a colleague asked, 'Why use F# if C# will soon have union types?' I understand the reasoning behind this. At the same time, I often see F# striving for parity with C#, which, in my view, dilutes the unique qualities that F# offers.

#NBomber v5.8 Released! In the new release, we ship a few big features: - Scenario Wight - Native extensions for probability distributions - Runtime Thresholds nbomber.com/blog/2024/10/2… #dotnet #csharp #fsharp #loadtesting #testautomation #jmeter #k6

@mikejt4 I don't care about anyone else. This is my pet project, and I'm the only contributor. I realized that F# is better for parsing regular languages, so I decided to use it. For everything else, I'm still using C#.

@Yurii_Hunter 1. Well done! F# has some cool features. 2. What now? Almost nobody can read F# 🤣🤷‍♂️

Rewrote filters in News Keeper from C# to F#: 1.Had a great time 2.The scanner went from 126 lines of code to 55 3.The parser went from 105 lines of code to 55 4.Everything worked on the first try

@agulumans It wasn’t my first time using F#, but it was the first time I used it for one of my pet projects. I realized that implementing my filtering language would be better in F# compared to C#, so I went with it.

@Yurii_Hunter Okay

4. I don't yet know the quality of these users, but it seems that publications in Telegram channels can be considered a good marketing tool

3. I see that the date of the mass registrations is around October 1st. I head to Google, type "newskeeperbot" and search for mentions I find a new post in the ALL About RSS telegram channel. It turns out it's Chinese and published about NewsKeeper on October 1st

Wow I gained hundreds of users for free 👇

@alexanderisorax You can event open any repo and press "." for the same result

The coolest GitHub hack I learned this week: 1) open any repo 2) replace .com with .dev 3) browse the repository code in a VS Code instance! 🤯🤯

You can start here: craftinginterpreters.com/scanning.html I highly recommend adding it to your bookmarks for quick reference!

Now, regarding the implementation: If, like me, you've never created your own language before, this might seem like a challenging task. However, there's a book that provides an easy-to-understand foundation for writing your own scanner, parser, and evaluator.

I'm working on adding article filtering capabilities to the News Keeper app