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by Tenhundfeld 14y ago
Joseph, that is a very reasonable response, but it's a non-answer, in my opinion. Literally everyone has done stupid things to look cool or be accepted by peers, especially in those insecure teenage years. And most people enjoy things that
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by Tenhundfeld 14y ago
Funny, I had a similar idea recently. I'd be happy to share some of my ideas on increasing value for users. If you're interested, shoot me an email at xmas_project@<my username>.org
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by Tenhundfeld 14y ago
Actually the first thing I noticed was the typos (or grammar and spelling mistakes). Even with its blemishes, the article still has a nice message: decent design is pretty simple and gets easier if you just keep at it.
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Preparing Yourself for Modern JavaScript Development(codethinked.com)
206 points by Tenhundfeld 14y ago|71 comments
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by Tenhundfeld 14y ago
I also found it useful. I'm just coming back to editors, specifically Vim, after years in IDE-land on Windows, and your simple definitions provided a nice mental model for me to build on.
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by Tenhundfeld 14y ago
A friend of mine has a site that does something similar. It uses music theory to generate real-sounding music for musicians to practice sight-reading. https://sightreadingfactory.com/
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by Tenhundfeld 14y ago
It's using lame as a response to this article: http://xato.net/malware/flame-is-kind-of-lame/
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by Tenhundfeld 15y ago
I have similar feelings of inadequacy/anxiety. To fight this, I occasionally work through some Project Euler problems, and while they're great, I'd like a resource that contextualizes those types of problems within a theory or mental model.