Jefro118

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by Jefro118 6y ago
FYI, Hacker News doesn't have DMs
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Currently working on: https://emile-paffard-wray.profiled.app/ . Made with my very own https://profiled.app
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Ask HN: What is the best distraction blocker?
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Just to let you know both of those issues have been solved with Roam, although page loads are still not super fast. You can have multiple workspaces now too but they've started charging for that I believe.
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by Jefro118 6y ago
This is, I believe, the closest thing to what you are describing: https://www.mutinyhq.com/
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by Jefro118 6y ago
I've talked to a few different hiring managers and recruiters about for the sake of my own project[1] this so I'll share what I've learned here (this applies more to GitHub/portfolio than resume): - Projects should have
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Can I ask if you've tried using one with Linux (Ubuntu or Mint)? I'm thinking of getting a ThinkPad next but I would prefer to use Linux over Windows and I'm wondering how well it runs Linux.
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Read this: https://www.indiehackers.com/start
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Portfolio generator for developers ( https://www.profiled.app ). It pulls information from your GitHub account and generates a good looking, well organized portfolio site that you can deploy in a few clicks.
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by Jefro118 6y ago
This is interesting move - I'm surprised they haven't done things like this earlier. The pinned repos was never a great way to provide an introduction since it lacks too much context. I've been experimenting with my own proje
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by Jefro118 6y ago
They said they would start doing it twice a year and since it's done remotely the pandemic won't stop them. I don't see why they wouldn't run it this summer. I think it will be open from now on.
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by Jefro118 6y ago
It wasn't impossible after Brexit, it became impossible (or at least very difficult) after she and her advisors screwed up the 2017 election.
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Evidence from coronaviruses that cause common colds show the ability to be reinfected but even in that case immunity still lasts for months rather than days. In the case of a more severe disease like SARS, antibody responses have been found
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Since your best language is Python, I would probably say Django. Vue and React are probably both fine choices for a front-end framework. If you don't want the front-end framework running across your whole website but instead just for c
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Ah fair enough, I used that to learn natural language typing and thought it was great but then found it lacking for learning to touch type when coding. I'm taking a lot of inspiration from the design of typing club though.
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by Jefro118 6y ago
What are you using to learn and how are you finding it? I ask because I myself am working on a touch-typing course for developers[0] because I wasn't satisfied with the other options available. It's one of my two quarantine projec
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by Jefro118 6y ago
I made a site of interviews with open source developers: https://sourcesort.com I haven't added any new interviews recently. I might get back to doing them soon but based on my mailing list stats I'm not sure it's
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by Jefro118 6y ago
Just as a shameless plug for anyone reading the replies - I'm working on creating a touch typing course for developers here: https://typeright.herokuapp.com . Still lots of work to do (hence the lack of domain name) but I ho
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by Jefro118 6y ago
What do you dislike about Anki?
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by Jefro118 7y ago
No one has "won", certainly not at this point. SK especially has been impressive in how efficient they've been but we don't actually know how effective each strategy is yet and we likely won't for a year still unles
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by Jefro118 7y ago
I don't think this is correct. There were some indications earlier on that some people can get Covid-19 more than once but the cases appear to have been relapses rather than being infected more than once.
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by Jefro118 7y ago
Does anyone here try to enforce good commit message practices within their engineering teams?
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by Jefro118 7y ago
I interview open source maintainers at sourcesort.com, the interviews aren't usually highly technical but it depends on how they approach the questions.
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by Jefro118 7y ago
I think where you live has a huge impact. My ex-gf is celiac and has a much easier time getting food in London than in her home country (Romania) although it's not too bad there either. The gluten-free fad/trend, whether it broadl
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by Jefro118 7y ago
Read the You Don't Know JS series [0] - this tackles much of what people with mediocre proficiency overlook. To go beyond that you would probably want to dive deep in to the ECMAScript specs [1] to really master the language. I don&#x2
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Creating Porter; an open-source CLI to make cloud deployments easier(sourcesort.com)
5 points by Jefro118 7y ago|0 comments
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Working on hard, ambitious graphics software for the dream of FOSS(sourcesort.com)
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by Jefro118 7y ago
Update: today's interview here: https://www.sourcesort.com/interview/alyssa-rosenzweig-panfr...
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by Jefro118 7y ago
I'll just add a plug for my own newsletter because I like it and it's relevant to some of the HN audience: https://sourcesort.com . It's interviews with open source maintainers and developers. The interviews vary a
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by Jefro118 7y ago
It's the most viable at the lowest price point I believe. Other companies like Ericsson can also provide 5G but I think Huawei is furthest ahead yes. This has really been poor planning on the part of the UK government going back a few

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