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   by avrgamp 5y ago

   How about Tailwind?
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   by avrgamp 5y ago

   Yes. People like you are very rare. I wish more people cared HOW and WHY an applicant did things rather than WHAT he/she did.
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   The JavaScript “ecosystem” is a hot mess and so is software development(nadh.in)

   4 points by avrgamp 5y ago|2 comments
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   by avrgamp 5y ago

   This feels somewhat light. Might take a long time to get used to the UI. Anyway, thanks.
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   Ask HN: Why does Reddit's webapp as well as mobile app consume so much data?

   4 points by avrgamp 5y ago|7 comments
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   by avrgamp 5y ago

   First off, don't worry. You already have all the necessary tools you need. Although the language you use to learn system & network programming doesn't matter much, it is better if you use C or C++ to practise and learn. This i
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   by avrgamp 6y ago

   Thanks and congratulations!
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   by avrgamp 6y ago

   What tech stack have you used to build this?
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   by avrgamp 6y ago

   A definite YES. Day-to-day tasks that, today, involve usage of plastic were possible even before its discovery and wide-spread use. Maybe, yes, plastics have made many things easier, but, if we can all come to the conclusion that plastics a
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    Ask HN:Do companies make up the VC money they burn during startup stage via IPO?

    2 points by avrgamp 6y ago|2 comments