Kagerjay

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by Kagerjay 8y ago
http://www.pythontutor.com/visualize.html# this is one of my favorite tools for python, lets you iterate through every step in your program
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I only currently use these services as a buyer (e.g. I pay someone for service) - Fiverr - Upwork - Hackhands - 99designs ------------------------------------------------------------------ Horror stories with fiverr: - Fiverr is some of the
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Random google searches. This is how I find out about a lot of things actually I was really interested in learning more about ML and math. I normally run queries like "Best way to Learn X vs ____". Normally, I get a lot of reddit a
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Just met with a lot of the Automattic devs last week, their company culture is interesting. Each team division has a different theme. And subthemes from parent themes. Example, hogwarts/harry potter for their entire mobile dev team (40
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Why are all the author's twitter account suspended anyhow? Maybe too much blog spamming?
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
https://github.com/oscarmorrison/md-page/blob/master/script.... Line 43 to 48, I am not entirely sure what that hashlink does. What is the setTimeout function for? Could you expand on that?
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
This is a good resource, I have seen this authors articles before on forums before too Personally, what I have been doing with color choice selection is just use HSL format. It makes it very easy to reason about and A/B test different
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Probably the same thing that long distance truck drivers do. Pee in a bottle Poop in a bucket
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
So how does this work exactly? It looks like you wrote a script.js file, which calls showdown.js library (converting markdown to html). A uglified version called `md-page` is made pulling both resources Basically, the script does following
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I actually didn't find any specific "airtable" training, I just used the docs and forums. I had prior knowledge working with microsoft access and database design, so airtable was an easy transition. If I were to learn it with
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Just use airtable, its like microsoft access but easier to use and pickup. Or just use google forms + google spreadsheets
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
^ This. Office Excel Guy is just glorified IT help desk. People don't want an explanation, don't want to learn how to use excel necessarily. They want want to push one button, and get a result. Spend longer than 5 minutes explaini
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
McMasterCarr's mobile app
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I am not so sure either why a complex robotic arm with 5-6 DOF is necessary. It seems more suited for manufacturing in general, for handling components of varying size and complexity, or areas with limited space issues. Or the need for more
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
There was/is an app called bambuser that did precisely this
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I have a project, but I take courses to expand the abilities to which I need for that project For every project I do, I will have many shitty project follow alongs from MOOC's Its far more efficient I learn the big picture in the shall
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I do this all the time as well, I audit the entire course quickly to see what gaps of information I don't know. Or search out a specific topic only, on something I struggle with
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I think learning at your own pace is perfectly fine, so long as your okay with mitigating / dealing with inefficiencies of roadblocks. It depends on the topic, but I'm assuming this is towards computer science / webdevelopmen
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Can't remember, I looked it up I'm guessing its free internet with adspam. Wasn't this around the time DSL became more mainstream after dial up?
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I do something similar to you, except I differntiate what I find useful for myself VS what others might find useful - I keep everything on a blog. I limit it to 6-10 total viewable areas at most, b/c anything more is too overbearing. O
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
I think there is still a very large and unexplored market of opt-in based advertising, this is a good example. Other examples might be at gas stations, get reduced fare if you listen to targeted ad etc. Or ads when inside an uber. I dont mi
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
> 62,176 lines of code then I watched the youtube video demo in 2017. A 2D gaming scroller that requires 62,126 lines of code written from scratch? There's tons of libraries out there, game engines you could adopt, etc. I would argu
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Private encyclopedias just don't work for me. Neither does keeping large amounts of well formatted documents privately. I can't hold myself accountable unless its public, and easily accessible with a search engine. Notes are prima
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Im in the same boat, never had a problem managing emails. I get dumped on marketing emails but I make it a commitment to unsubscribe and it doesnt take terribly long. Most marketing spam I get is legit marketing with legit unsubscribe servi
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
There's really two main options - Single static page (netlify as host or similar) - Wordpress (sitegrounds as host) If you want premade templates to just modify some images / cut out content, I would use themeforest Specifically t
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
honestly wish all these MOOC's would just adopt something similar to Udemy. Its just miles better than everything else out there in terms of its video UI, course reviews, pricing, etc. Udemy doesn't have as much deep computer scie
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
> I really love stories about people who become totally, utterly absorbed in something, to the point where they obsessively spend time on it, in a kind of natural sense that does not require checklists, reminders, etc. It's just alw
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
Great article. The author mentions all the pain points I went through designing a mid-sized sass base... there's just too many ways to do things and it gets messy fast. It's hard to be both semantic and DRY at the same time. Might
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by Kagerjay 8y ago
this sounds like me. I spend more time looking at a thesaurus than I do CSS articles
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"site:reddit.com {{tool name}} vs ______" is something I use fairly frequently. Its not perfect by any means due to astroturfing, but its better than nothing

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