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Vaping Caffeine(huffingtonpost.com)
1 points by beebs93 11y ago|0 comments
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by beebs93 11y ago
This. Though, depending on the font (and how many), its glyphs, etc. you can get pretty bloated CSS files so while you do load the fonts earlier, you could be waiting just as long in the end. I sometimes put them on a CDN to help alleviate
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by beebs93 11y ago
> but you should take solace in the fact that you do not now work at a company where they have these kinds of issues. Keep your head up! It's still pretty frustrating, but this fact helps a bit knowing I may have indeed dodged a bul
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Ask HN: When do you green light tech positions with management?
5 points by beebs93 11y ago|4 comments
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by beebs93 11y ago
Awesome - thanks for the link!
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by beebs93 11y ago
Wow - way too many feels. I lived in Japan for ~3 years and this brought back so many awesome memories. I second the notion that keeping it in pixel art form invokes a childhood-like nostalgia. If someone made a series showing children&#x27
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by beebs93 11y ago
I don't use Java, but I found this fascinating. Very interesting article.
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by beebs93 11y ago
Ha - I was impressed before realizing you could do that. Now I'm even more amazed!
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by beebs93 12y ago
Back/Front End Developers | Noise Digital Inc. | Vancouver, B.C. Who are we? =========== Noise is a full service advertising agency built around real-time innovation, quantifiable results and memorable work. Why join
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by beebs93 12y ago
Agreed. I work out every morning Mon-Fri then I'm at my desk a good 45-60min before everyone else arrives. I'm more productive during my "silent endorphin" rushes than any other time of day. As soon as I hear the first p
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by beebs93 12y ago
Ha, very slick - nice work! The fabric makes timing a bit harder, but it's still a lot of fun.
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by beebs93 12y ago
Back/Front End Developers | Noise Digital Inc. | Vancouver, B.C. Who are we? =========== Noise is a full service advertising agency built around real-time innovation, quantifiable results and memorable work. Why join
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by beebs93 12y ago
My first commercial code was in 2010 during my internship where I spent ~2 days styling a few forms with non-SASS CSS in Eclipse. ...yeah, I know.
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by beebs93 12y ago
Good article - it's funny how easy it is to forget these points. "Worrying about “geek cred” will slowly kill you" This one rang particularly true as I easily overlook any successes I've had because they're rarely m
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by beebs93 12y ago
Agreed. I've used Firebase for a couple internal company projects (right after they left beta) and I was able to quell any misgivings our AMs and PMs had about relying on 3rd party startup services by explaining the sheer amount of tim
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by beebs93 12y ago
I sent a e-mail to my co-workers containing "...natural English to ask Watson..." and somehow people read it as "You can ask Emma Watson, who is English, a question and she will respond". And I thought, "...close en
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by beebs93 12y ago
I guess serving up ads, giving away different deals, etc. specific to a user's Internet pipeline (i.e. firehose vs app/site-specific) will be reality as it's just another filter.
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by beebs93 12y ago
The first thing that caught me was the Snake-inspired logo. Very nice touch. Looking forward to playing around with the demo.
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by beebs93 12y ago
"The trade-off is that I feel a ball of anxiety sitting somewhere in my brain — the knowledge that I have so much to learn today, which doesn’t include all the things I missed yesterday or will miss tomorrow. There’s just too much. I’m
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by beebs93 13y ago
Geezuz Murphy I was almost yelling this at the screen as I read the OP's comments. There is no single template to improving as a programmer while staying both mentally and physically healthy. Define your goals and align your life to me
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by beebs93 13y ago
Excellent point. If you find yourself at a job where they discourage programmers from reading tech blogs once in a while then RUN. FOR. YOUR. F KING. LIFE.
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by beebs93 13y ago
I somewhat agree. I'm fortunate enough to work in such a job, but keep in mind that it's those "holy crap I didn't know you could do it that way" moments that get you excited and can't wait to tinker with in on
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by beebs93 13y ago
Good post - short, sweet and to the point. It's important to find that balance between what you love and what keeps you healthy. Some people here may go on the defensive and read it as "I don't work every waking hour and you
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by beebs93 13y ago
I was really expecting something 10x more complex (e.g. A special WiFi-reflecting paint that prevents missiles from stealing the A-10s bandwidth or some such). I love how simple yet effective it is. A very "just-use-a-pencil-in-outer-s
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by beebs93 13y ago
I like how you can finally add the search field as search engine in Google Chrome.
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by beebs93 13y ago
My (with the help of a couple other geeks) first attempt to combine a Raspberry Pi device to a custom-made robot all powered with a NodeJS server as a go-between.
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Show HN: A Raspberry Pi + NodeJS-powered talking robot head(tweettospeak.sugarcrisp.ca)
1 points by beebs93 13y ago|2 comments
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by beebs93 13y ago
Any plans for template inheritance (e.g. swig)?
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by beebs93 13y ago
Funny, I also thought a stop sign wasn't severe enough (I wanted the water screen to project an oncoming semi to scare the sh*t out of the driver), but illusions like that would cause some drivers to panic and endanger motorists around them
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by beebs93 13y ago
Just going to spit out what first came into my head: - Pretty nice looking website for rolling sushi! - I can sign up to reward my employees by learning to roll sushi? Something is not right... - Oh, employee rewards program - cool! - Hmmm,

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