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I'm not sure how this is relevant to Hacker News. This just seems like rage bait.
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Over engineered. Just write it in pure HTML/CSS. It's a resume, you don't need anything more advanced.
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I'm not sure how someone manages to make an entire project like this and provide absolutely zero pictures of it. Almost impressive how someone can just completely forget the most important thing to get people to understand what your pr
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by 65 2y ago
Maybe it's my red/green color blindness that's playing a role.
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Bezos wants diverse opinions in the Washington Post op-ed section. He wants more than just progressive liberal viewpoints always being there, right at the top of the front page. Which I think is correct. I usually read the New York Times, b
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It's also interesting how your brain processes information in the corner of your eye. It seems to only process the most basic information - not even color. If I take a red Coke can and place it in the corner of my eye, I can't eve
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by 65 2y ago
Don't even need the curly braces. I do if (cond) doSomething(); all the time.
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by 65 2y ago
There will always need to be CMSs that are easy to use for someone to make a website with. However CMSs work through network effects based on the number of plugins/themes available. And many developers don't want to write more PHP
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by 65 2y ago
Yeah, seems obvious getting a roommate would be the answer here. I'm not sure if that's not as culturally acceptable in LA as here in NYC but there are people in their 40s and beyond who have roommates.
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by 65 2y ago
Even the AI companies are turning into slop now. With hyped markets, being rational when you're greedy becomes impossible.
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by 65 2y ago
Has there ever been a widely used open source project for writing HTML as functions inside of another language? (JSX and PHP don't count - you're still writing the HTML markup).
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Pretty cool. But I'm interested to see when they release these - how non-tech people will react. Anecdotally it seems computer/internet based technology is increasingly becoming more rejected by regular people. It seems people are
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by 65 2y ago
I expect natural diamonds to go down in demand in the coming years not because they're more expensive, but more because of the horrible working conditions of miners. Perhaps they might be taboo in the future, "Oh you have a natura
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Just my perspective, but I returned my Remarkable 2 - I don't think I personally had a compelling use case for it. Ultimately this thing is not going to magically make you super creative and productive. Frankly it's easier for me
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I'm red-green colorblind but I surprisingly got a perfectly median result. I'm usually horrible at determining what is green but I think the blue/green distinction is less prone to issues with red-green colorblind people.
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Projects I've finished are usually always projects I want more than I want to make them. For example, I made a notes web app that syncs to S3, has full text search, has a "daily note" button that auto creates a note for the d
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by 65 2y ago
Yes! You can make obstacles pretty easily, too. I made a rail with a drawer pull I got at Home Depot screwed together with two blocks of wood. I use it on my desk all the time. The cool thing is, you can fingerboard on almost anything. Get
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by 65 2y ago
Making fingerboards. Little skateboards you can do tricks with. I'm always fingerboarding at work when I take a break from programming. It's a ton of fun, especially writing Fusion 360 scripts to do all the parametric modeling of
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The way I learned programming was to start with the absolute most basic thing I could think of - changing the color of a button on click in Javascript. With that I could start doing slightly more complicated things, until I could get a whol
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Because that code is very hard to read, especially with a complex HTML structure.
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I used to work for newspapers (as a software engineer) so I'm very familiar with this conundrum. Ultimately it's the value proposition, particularly with regional newspapers. I worked at a regional newspaper and their subscription
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by 65 2y ago
How about great email address design? Of course firstname@lastname.com is top tier. But there are some interesting hacks you can do, such as firstn@melastname.com if your last name domain isn't available.
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I looked through the examples and man is the code ever unreadable to me. If you're using HTMX why not just use Flask or Django and use much easier to read templating engines? I always found trying to read function calls as markup to ge
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by 65 2y ago
Needs more <center> and spacer.gifs too!
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It seems the author purposely tried to make this article as long as humanly possible. That's not going to make me want to read it more or think you, the author, are very smart because you write a lot of words. Edit your blog post down
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by 65 2y ago
It depends on the location and competition from other local businesses. The Starbucks where my parents live is nice to sit down and have a conversation with someone - it's bigger and has more space. Why? It's a small town and ther
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This is true, but I also think software technology corporations play a huge role in accelerating the destruction of society. I'm having a hard time being convinced this boring dystopia we're in right now is all that much better th
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I've written a lot of Python and Javascript and still prefer Javascript (Typescript) over Python. I like how easy it is to do functional programming with Javascript. Python can have some weird syntax for functional programming, whereas
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There is no endpoint for random tracks. The method I found that works the best is to search for two random letters, e.g. "fq", pick a random result, and then use the API to find recommendations based on that track that have a mini
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Text gets indexed in another database every time a note gets saved/deleted/created. There might be better solutions with AWS Athena but using a simple MySQL database was by far the easiest (and quickest in terms of querying) way t

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