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I think it's fair to assume the brain has some interpretation frameworks as good as javascript/html at least, even if it's a cheesy metaphor.


>On the other hand, by including the tilde, you ensure two things: 1.) Future developer knows what it does and has no problems

The premises was that the future dev won't know. It was hard to write, it should be hard to read moderately applies, I guess.


Almost more importantly in this case, it's less characters adding to the bytecount.


>tl;dr: how does elm work?

;)


Is reliably finding the date a trivial task to you? Date of submission could also be misleading.


An expression of his confidence that it won't be encrypt, as he was looking at the breakfast table for a phrase?


Cognitive impairment is formally saying stupidity. Do they need to spell it out?


>ATCV-1 exposure in mice also resulted in the altered expression of genes within the hippocampus. These genes comprised pathways related to synaptic plasticity, learning, memory formation, and the immune response to viral exposure.


I'd rephrase that to use way as the noun that it is: Everything is on the way it is, because it goed^W went that way.


Now that's maybe newsworthy. A tutorial is not, however.

Edit: contrary to my assumption, the tut was released very recently, that is today. Still, a news site is not a very good place for announcing tutorial releases, even if the guidelines are broad enough to allow it.

It's Version 0.1. That may be noteworthy in the title.


Remember, HN is not just for news. Anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity can be submitted here, and a tutorial does it pretty well, IMO.


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