Everything I Know
by Paul Jarvis · first published 2013
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…surprisingly good. It's too early for me to tell if it's made an improvement, but I have a ton of highlights and I've been reviewing them every couple of weeks. [I've had a similar reaction recently to "Everything I Know" by Paul Jarvis as well.]
on “Ask HN: Non-tech books that have helped you grow professionally?” ↗…the aws services that exist. to deploy, again use literate org files (org-babel) and upload your jars where needed. - you have to invent as you go along (for inspiration i like https://www.amazon.com/Everything-I-Know-Paul-Jarvis-ebook/d... - just started reading it last night, new book coming out soon), but it's more fun and efficient that way. The most efficient stack is probably [you] <-> [20% elisp] <-> [60% clojure/cljs]…
on “Ask HN: Go-to web stack today?” ↗