RobKohr

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by RobKohr 6y ago
So, you would prefer individuals who are the highest caliber in their technology specialty, along with the rare combination of also being an excellent writer, to take the time to write an article for you for free rather than getting paid. I
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by RobKohr 6y ago
Keeping it simple until it is needed to expand is the best way forward, and have a little bit of resistance to the expansion. One issue that comes up is the function arguments can evolve to be a mess over time with this method. I like to al
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by RobKohr 6y ago
My all in one notebook: * Dropbox folder called Notebook * Has a file called Notebook.md which has links to other files: Tasks.md (to do lists with date headers), Blog.md, etc * VSC with some markdown extensions * Markdown All In One
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by RobKohr 6y ago
* It seems that all of the maneuvers were very tight with a focus on guns. Aren't things usually at much longer distances now and using missiles? * Things start side by side. Doesn't seem like a normal place for things to start *
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by RobKohr 6y ago
So many choices... Anyone have any favorites?
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by RobKohr 6y ago
This could be fun to implement in arduino hooked up to a color led matrix that also double as buttons.
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by RobKohr 6y ago
Voting with your dollars puts money in the hands of what you care about, and a decent amount of it. You aren't going to kill these aggregators, but you are supporting the alternative to them.
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by RobKohr 6y ago
Yep, fun little simulator
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by RobKohr 6y ago
This information should be reported within 24 hrs or less of a trade rather than 45 days later to negate the insider trading aspect of the situation. It also should apply to the house and the senate.
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by RobKohr 7y ago
I do a similar thing where I keep a list of things I'd like to do in a list in a markdown file. I put subtasks on them, check those off, and eventually, when the product is done, it gets checked as done. This gives a great sense of acc
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Weighted-task-chooser for when you have trouble deciding on a task in to-do list(github.com)
2 points by RobKohr 7y ago|0 comments
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by RobKohr 7y ago
The FAANG's of the world are doing us a big disservice. They filter out the best of the best programmers in the world, and then shackle them with 300K+ golden handcuffs to work on meaningless tasks on already developed products. I was
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by RobKohr 7y ago
It would be nice if I didn't have to have html elements for this, but instead it would be a js or css that you applied and all the normal elements would be automatically rendered in sketchy style.
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by RobKohr 7y ago
This is a societal problem of promoting career instead of family, and delaying parenthood. In your early 20s, your time is worth so little compared to your later career, and your parents are young enough to be more involved. Having children
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by RobKohr 7y ago
Location: Durham, NC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Angular, React, Node.js Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/z8jzpa11vwxskg4/Robert_Kohr.docx Email: rk2020@robkohr.com
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by RobKohr 7y ago
If you use StyleBot you can add css to sites to remove particular elements such as like counts. It might be fun to just start zapping away lots of stuff that you don't want to see.
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by RobKohr 7y ago
Lol, yep, I was about to recommend stylebot
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by RobKohr 8y ago
I think this ignores one of the main benefits of JS based page rendering. In the days where I worked on PHP apps, all rendering was done on the server, and that came at a great cost regarding server side processing and the complexities of p
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by RobKohr 8y ago
I built this using React, websockets, and node.js. React used the branch with hooks in it. On the back end I am using these npm modules to find similar words: synonyms, moby, thesaurus, an-array-of-english-words.
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Show HN: Domain Name Generator with similar word matching(mixmatchdomains.com)
1 points by RobKohr 8y ago|1 comments
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by RobKohr 14y ago
Ok, there seems to be plenty of issues stated about this book, and I am going to guess that there are excellent alternatives to this book. Anyone want to suggest some?
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by RobKohr 16y ago
yahoo was a great site to play on. endless targets.
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by RobKohr 16y ago
Old technology is understood by kids such as a film strip for a movie and old telephone receiver. They are part of our cultural heritage. They might be boarding on quaint and old fashioned though. I could see a bucket with an arrow pointing
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by RobKohr 16y ago
There is someone in a town that wants to kill you, and you want to kill them. Does having call signs above your friend's head help you? Does carrying extra gear help you? Do little popups from an overworked person in HQ help you who is now
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by RobKohr 16y ago
I think it is about how one succeeds where another fails, not about about kickstarter.
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by RobKohr 16y ago
Don't know why but this struck a cord with me. I realize on home pages of systems I just list features. I updated my flash card site, http://cueflash.com with similar copy. (Check out http://dev.cueflash.com/ to see the old copy). Feel
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by RobKohr 17y ago
Awesome. I loved this book. Easy read. Enjoyable.
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by RobKohr 17y ago
Ok, too much fluff and too much text. Anyone want to do a geeky 2 paragraph summary of the information contained in this article. What are people doing and how? How might someone do whatever it is that is being done? Is there anything valua
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by RobKohr 17y ago
Am I the only one that noticed the tv "scanning" that happens. That combined with the surrounding imagery of the VCR really are nice touches. This guy is awesome. What is doubly awesome is that there is no credit on the page as to who made
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by RobKohr 17y ago
What were some of your previous ventures (regardless of successes or failures). I did a google on your username, and didn't come up with anything but a slideshow on VC capital.

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