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Replace office with school. They're extremely similar in concept. Is making friends at school dystopian to you?
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I've found Kurt Caz and Bald and Bankrupt go a lot deeper than Indigo Traveller. One of my favorite recent videos from Kurt Caz is where he travels on the world's most dangerous road in Bolivia with Kevin the llama. https:/&
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Does Nostr use ActivityPub or is it a proprietary implementation?
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My personal website/blog is a Next.js site using MDX. It's incredibly over-engineered. On one hand, it's nice to have a static site I can host for free on S3. And it's nice to have a React website where I can do front en
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As they say, "If it's a bad day, it's a good day!"
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Has anyone tried freelancing part time as a developer while starting their new career? I am considering freelancing so I can focus on making and selling shoes. I don't need to go all in on making shoes right off the bat, but having an
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> my incessant “need for cognition” is kind of screwing me up. Hah. Same. I have to pace around for hours and hours a day, thinking about random shit. I do an unhealthy amount of pacing. I'm not anxiously pacing. Just thinking about
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Yes specialists are a huge advantage, but I do believe in certain fields, being a specialist can be a big disadvantage. For example, if you are a "product designer" aka someone who designs software user interfaces, I fundamentally
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Ask HN: How did you escape from corporate America?
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> It was late autumn, and the sunsets came in like flame on thin paper on the way to dusk. This is the most annoying sentence I've ever read.
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Anything that requires some kind of SEO is a dumb idea for a SPA. If you're making Jira or something, a SPA makes sense. The issue is, the bovine tech herd sees new thing and applies new thing to everything. Everything is React now. No
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Looks cool. A search functionality would be nice. I am the kind of person who wants the easiest possible set up for my ideas so I can make them in a weekend. I also want them to be server hostable for as little money as possible. Firebase o
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School curriculums need to adjust how they are creating assignments. I had a great assignment in college where the professor gave you all the materials required. You could only use the various articles/essays/news clippings he gav
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Do you know of any clubs that attract younger people? I'd prefer to not be 40 years younger than everyone at these clubs.
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What is the need to move to the EU? You can find walkable US cities in places like New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, DC, etc. Perhaps you'd like the North East.
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If you give a junior front end developer CSS nesting, you can get some very janky results. Working with SCSS codebases and junior developers, I've seen SCSS nesting get so bad, the line order of the selector in the stylesheet would det
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"Listen to no one" - Eric Andre
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An AR headset that's supposed to do what, exactly?
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One thing that drives me nuts is architects using asymmetrical window placements. It's hard to look at a building with windows randomly placed here and there. I don't care if it's a Philly Shit Box™ or some other hastily cons
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Nobody ever gets fired for buying IBM.
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No one is forcing you to practice hobbies either. The point is the things that were necessary in previous generations, like building a house, growing crops, going to the bank, etc. are now abstracted away for you. This leaves a lot of time
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It's not that we're all addicted to the internet, it's that nearly everything else in life has been abstracted away to the point where the only thing the do is use the internet. It's not a matter of you choosing to use t
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For front end, there are a ton of UI libraries and CSS frameworks out there that can minimize the amount of styling OP would need to do. I am a big fan of Tailwind, but that might be too much. Maybe some Bootstrap/Material UI React com
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I'm in my 20s. I live alone in a city where I don't know anyone. Remote work destroyed my mental health. All I wanted was to be able to go into an office and talk to a real life person. I would go weeks at a time not talking to a
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Ask HN: Are you tired of reading ChatGPT headlines?
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On LinkedIn you have to reply to the recruiters to get more to contact you. If you reply to every recruiter who contacts you, even if you mention you're not interested, you will have a higher rate of recruiters contacting you.
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Not with those adverbs. The secret to good writing? Removing as many adverbs as you can.
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I want control over what I see. Democratic design instead of authoritarian design is the future of social media to me. I am long on Reddit because it allows you to subscribe to specific subreddits. I am long on RSS - which has seen a resurg
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Most of the time you can do "site:reddit.com" at the beginning of your query and get the information you want.
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It's hard for me to move off Spotify because their API is far better for finding new music than anything else out there. I have some cron jobs running that generate new playlists every day with very specific targets (e.g. "min_ins
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