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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I'm actually just using styled components and styling everything one-off (trying to re-use components as much as possible to maintain some sense of cohesiveness). Started building a design system in Figma awhile back, but realized how
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
That is awesome to hear! Website looks great. Did it take some time to gain traction/users?
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
https://www.budgetbloom.com - Personal finance and budgeting app. It began as some Airtable tables I used to manage my own finances, then I realized I could build something a bit better to visualize the relationships between fin
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
The emails weren't supposedly found now though. Did you read the article?
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Isn't there an online version of Spotify? Doesn't seem like it would be overly complex to login with the users credentials and scrape the data, much like how some of the federated banking APIs work.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
We can't as far as I can see. The media is a huge machine that really influences the opinion among a lot of people. I don't know how to break out of this destructive situation other than reforming media, which seems like an imposs
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Twitter is a plague. FB is different, because there's some accountability, and it's more similar to LinkedIn than Twitter. Blaming it on the POTUS is fine, but there's plenty of blame to spread around for sure.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I think if you search hard enough, you can find some type or form of misinformation that parts of the left accept as truth. The problem is they don't even try.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
The media is directly responsible for most of this. It amplifies and celebrates misinformation for more profits.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
They've always been able to speculate on sources of these avian flu's in the past, yet nothing from anyone this time.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
They've been making progress very slow progress in downtown Portland in promoting some of these things, which I appreciate frankly. But I really wonder what you do with the suburbs. Perhaps, rapid urbanization? But that may push more p
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I'm a senior engineer and had to push some changes to a repo for a team who's standards I wasn't fully aware of. I've never squashed my commits, so I had to ask the team full of other senior engineers (cream of the crop)
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
An article full and replete of generalizations. Is he talking about frontend engineers? Or just engineers in general? We could pick this argument apart sentence by sentence, but it just doesn't feel worth it.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
This is a pretty short Wikipedia article. It's the the hum of tires on a nearby, busy highway/freeway that tend to make most of the noise. How did they intend on "controlling" the noise from vehicles without completely r
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
If you can reconcile the benefits with the (large on some) annual fees, perhaps.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
So because it was a smaller number, they’re less important? All I’m asking (and it applies to everyone of any political ideology) is where is the outrage when your favored party either allows or is responsible outright for deaths? Also, uni
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I find this ironic in that the same people now suddenly believe every single life needs to be protected were the same people who supported drone strikes throughout the Middle East when it was Obama taking the lives. Now the "other guys
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I’m sooo ready to work on my web apps on my iPad Pro with the magic keyboard. It really feels like it could be an great developer experience if we could just run/build Node apps.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
But what about the five or six years or so before Uber Eats?
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I'm trying to understand where the riot was? They pan to the left and there's like 30 people max in the park across the street. This seems totally unjustified given the circumstances. Somehow they managed to easily apprehend the s
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
This. I lived in a small city in Montana where 95% of the population was white. When there are no minorities police will find someone else to target, and usually it's the poor.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Thoroughly? Really?
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Pretty nuts, he asked one fellow why he liked his own comment, which seems super juvenile. And, he's just repeating ad nauseam that they will "never revise typed in domains again", which leaves a lot of wiggle room to me in w
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Well considering the spying on US citizens that was expanded during Obama’s tenure, perhaps he was right?
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Seriously, I just realized how much it's apart of my workflow as an engineer with the different integrations we've setup.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
If you use the most reductive reasoning possible, then sure, I guess it's bizarre.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Rattling off the talking points, Check. Barely scratching the surface and avoiding any critical analysis that could potentially derail the talking points. Check. "Rough guesses" and straw mans abound. Check. And I'm supposed
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
This is an argument. How is it not? But I'm not sure what you're arguing for or even against at this point.
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
I guess it's "extremely reasonable" as long as you're extremely comfortable living in a box, only accepting viewpoints that align with your own, and to hell with everyone, including your family who don't agree with
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by burgerzzz 6y ago
Are they really forced though? My understanding is that working a job while incarcerated is something inmates who want lower sentences or just be out of their cell, besides how would you even force them? They can obviously just say no.

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