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The Flawed Goal of Uniformity in Software Development(dev.to)
3 points by bhalp1 10y ago|0 comments
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Instagram.com window.opener vulnerability example. Click “dev.to” URL in profile(instagram.com)
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Defining the Industry(dev.to)
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You Should Absolutely Read “The Rosie Project”(dev.to)
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What industry am I in?(dev.to)
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The Psychological Benefits of the Minimum Viable Product(dev.to)
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You Are Not a Commodity(dev.to)
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This Image Is Also an HTML Webpage(dev.to)
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The psychological battle of big refactorings(dev.to)
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by bhalp1 10y ago
If you're on iPhone you can use the reader button. Android may have something similar. Obviously I agree with the advice though.
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Machine Learning Advice for Developers(dev.to)
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What Will GitHub be in 5 years?(dev.to)
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How I Made This Website Hella Fast Without Overcomplicating Things(dev.to)
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What Happens to Lazy Programmers?(dev.to)
3 points by bhalp1 10y ago|2 comments
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Get “Non-Technical” People Writing Code Too(dev.to)
1 points by bhalp1 11y ago|0 comments
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In Programming, Humanity Is Law(thepracticaldev.com)
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Standing on the Shoulders of People Who Stand on the Shoulders of Giants(thepracticaldev.com)
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The Joy and Benefit of Being an Early Adopter in Programming(thepracticaldev.com)
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This Blog Post Was Written Using Draft.js(thepracticaldev.com)
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by bhalp1 11y ago
I would think that this sort of feature was underway well before most of the negative feedback came in. This might be the reason they announced the feature before it was live though.
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Results from survey of 450 programmers(thepracticaldev.com)
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by bhalp1 11y ago
Yeah I think this is very exciting and this sort of development could be of great importance for programming in the future. There are certainly more possible complaints than performance with Ruby but when you take a top layer that people ar
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Facebook's Christopher Chedeau on the Core Philosophies That Underly React(thepracticaldev.com)
5 points by bhalp1 11y ago|1 comments
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“How Would You Cyberattack a North Korean Dictator?” Contest(animalnewyork.com)
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by bhalp1 12y ago
That API counter keeps resetting! How can I trust anything?
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by bhalp1 12y ago
Yeah, but the shame is that the author needs to make this bold claim in order to get readership, when the nuances of user experience are not black and white.
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Show HN: Same Picture of Dave Coulier Chrome Extension for pranking(chrome.google.com)
2 points by bhalp1 13y ago|0 comments
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by bhalp1 13y ago
Some of these issues can be related to issues like depression in our field. This is a great watch on the topic: http://vimeo.com/72690223