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We Use Comic Sans – Blame and Shame(weusecomicsans.tumblr.com)
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by ISNIT 12y ago
I have a Macbook Air with Arch Linux on - Love it. The hardware runs well (for the most part) and the software is getting to be more supported by the Arch Team. I really enjoy my current set up, even though it took a while to get here!
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Click-able: https://www.tailorbrands.com/mini/cybermonday/
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by ISNIT 12y ago
I did have a look, unfortunately it was one of the many different 'Starting a Start-up' posts.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
I have the exact same issue with my projects, but recently I read something which seems to have helped over the last few weeks; "Never got to bed satisfied." It means, don't stay up all night fixing that issue, leave it till
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by ISNIT 12y ago
UK
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Show HN: 33 Line Coffee-Script Templating Engine (My First)(github.com)
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by ISNIT 12y ago
I would make your own one. Worst case is you learn from making it, then switch over to another commenting system. I think that making one will also give you more of an insight into how the delegated ones work - that can't be a bad thin
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Show HN: My SMS based alias generator and tester. (Node.js)(github.com)
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by ISNIT 12y ago
A good place to start is here: https://jsonresume.org/ Provides a great structure and there are tons of templates which you can choose and customize easily.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
There will always be at least one thing that was more complex than expected. Even finishing a project looks good to employers. This post explains that even adding a word counter can be complex. http://blog.intercom.io/there-
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Meteor is based on Node, and is reactive with sweet plugins for accounts and database stuff. I can imagine the default templating engine would be helpful for your task too.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Check out Meteor: https://www.meteor.com/ Super easy, Super fast and all JavaScript.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
My first job (when I was 16) was as a software developer for a start-up in London. I was asked, panicked and said £25k. He seemed totally okay with it. I guess it depends on the company/person employing you, along with how persuasive y
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Click-able: http://searchgovernmentjobs.org
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Probably not, as that is the screen that users will spend the least amount of time on! :)
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by ISNIT 12y ago
To illustrate my point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg
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by ISNIT 12y ago
I personally think it depends on who the meeting is with. I love having meetings with start up companies, because they get it... But in my experience, managers in more corporate settings suck and don't understand things, that is amplif
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by ISNIT 12y ago
My first thought is that the first screenshot should be of the game. Not had a chance to play it yet!
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Yea, actually... That could work. Or using the (Albeit buggy) Spotify web client, to trigger button presses. That would then work really well with the other APIs.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Having had a look, I couldn't see any easy way to do that with the Web API. But I think it would be awesome to allow voting for adding or removing songs to the que.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
Or the play que, I should say.
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by ISNIT 12y ago
I think Spotify over Slack would be awesome in a work place... Anyone could add a track to the playlist that is going in the office.
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Tool to convert 3rd party libraries to Meteor packages(github.com)
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Instagram with Material Design – concept(youtube.com)
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