armandososa

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by armandososa 7y ago
I've been working remotely for twelve years now and I think that today I wouldn't be able to write a single line of code in a crowded space with other people.
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by armandososa 7y ago
That page will not show you the Pixel 4 if it's not available in your country (I'm in Mexico, for example), but if you're still curious here's the blogpost: https://blog.google/products/pixel/pi
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by armandososa 7y ago
> Since most businesses fail, you're usually making entertainment for rich people. I want that phrase on a t-shirt
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by armandososa 7y ago
As a designer I didn't really liked the experience (but things may have changed since 2008). But I had to basically enter as much competitions as possible every day, that meant doing as much as four or five proposals daily. The quality
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by armandososa 7y ago
I went into full-time freelancing career as a graphic/web designer in 2007, then came the financial crisis and by mid-2008 I was struggling to feed myself because of the lack of work. So in my desperation I tried mechanical turk. I wor
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by armandososa 7y ago
We have pretty good doctors down here too, why the need to fly one form the USA other than prejudice?
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by armandososa 7y ago
Maybe something like: https://jlongster.com/secret-of-good-electron-apps
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by armandososa 7y ago
As a Mexican, I honestly distrust Trump more than Putin.
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by armandososa 7y ago
I had a similar issue on an app. I solved it with an event bus.
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by armandososa 7y ago
I most likely am. I had many friends/relatives in my youth with bulimia and anorexia but depression and anxiety were not even in our vocabulary. I'm no expert and I'm just saying what I see, like when talking to a group of fr
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by armandososa 7y ago
I'm just saying some of the young people I know think it's cool and like to brag about it in social media. The actual cases of suicide I've encountered came as a surprise. But, again, I'm a dumb happy adult that once alm
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by armandososa 7y ago
Sorry, that was not my intention. Maybe what I'm trying to say that they fake the caricature version of those disorders.
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by armandososa 7y ago
I am a voluntary youth minister at a local low-to-middle class church in Mexico so I have a lot of contact with adolescents (Which is unusual because I'm married, almost 40 and have no kids of my own). And what I've seen is that i
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by armandososa 7y ago
Next.js is server-rendered which means it includes a light weight node.js server that pre-renders your pages, you can export everything as an static website, but it's not really the main selling point. I like to use next.js for small b
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by armandososa 8y ago
> there there old man, no wonder your world is so tedious...no one writes their ideas down anymore...video, poor soul, is the only way we do things now. I inadvertently read that phrase with the voice of Gina from Brooklyn 99 (Maybe beca
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by armandososa 8y ago
I hope not. It's a very lousy and frustrating illustration program. I'd rather design whole interfaces in Adobe Illustration that draw even the simplest shape in sketch.
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by armandososa 8y ago
I never got into Evernote, the UI was just horrible. I started using Bear a couple years ago and immediately fell in love with it and started paying right away.
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by armandososa 8y ago
I had iPads 1 trough 3, and they were awesome comic-reading devices. Then amazon bought Comixology and buying comics became too much of a hassle and I stop using my iPad altogether.
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by armandososa 8y ago
yes, but that "we" was a very small number of people. Pretty much the same number of people who could do it today.
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by armandososa 8y ago
Ah the good old days when nobody except the experts cared to buy, never mind install, third party software.
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by armandososa 8y ago
> but dramatically, a miss. Well, I cried like a baby at the scene at the beach.
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by armandososa 8y ago
How would you make it "even more complicated, and more likely to spaghettifi" to maintain an API than having to maintain a rich UI. Now that's a load of nonsense, or at least very misguided hyperbole.
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by armandososa 8y ago
Also, on the majority of SPA frameworks you have the notion of components which makes making the UI a lot simpler than with traditional SSR abstractions (templating and partials are not sufficient).
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by armandososa 8y ago
Yes. Take a look into Next.js which does this using React and it's really simple to start with.
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by armandososa 8y ago
I worked on something like this (but at a very much lower scale, of course) and it's fun at first but then I realized that my whole job was making users experience worst and I was miserable for as long as I had that job. I swore not to
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by armandososa 8y ago
Wow. The author started Cakewalk all by himself in 1987. Now I'm feeling really bad about pirating his software when I was 19. I'm very sorry Mr Hendershott, these days I pay for all the software I use.
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Cloud Computing Without Containers(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by armandososa 8y ago
Hmm. That's an interesting syntax. I still don't like it and would hate to work on a codebase that used that for styling but I'm happy to know that it exists as an option for people who like tailwind!!
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by armandososa 8y ago
This is not for me. I am very good at, and very comfortable writing CSS since I've been doing it since the CSS Zen Garden days. But I understand the pains this is trying to solve and I think that this is the wrong approach and also the
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by armandososa 8y ago
I've been playing in worship groups for +20 years now and I'm currently leading the youth band in a very small church and here are two things that I've been noting recently: Hillsong's music and most "mainstream&quo

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