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by charliepark 7y ago
"You win or you learn" is such a good framework — especially if you take time to process after each game / release / quarter / whatever. I heard an Ultimate coach say that once, and it totally changed my perspecti
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by charliepark 7y ago
I hear you. There's a good chance that, if you're like me, your anxiety about putting it out there leads you to tell yourself that if you just do this one other feature that it'll be ready . So you wait, and you do it. But i
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by charliepark 7y ago
I'm glad you're finding it useful! Regarding skipping, I can't recall anything that's counterproductive to read, but it's possible I skipped those parts, and, so, can't remember them. I wouldn't hesitate t
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by charliepark 7y ago
Brilliant. Thank you.
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by charliepark 7y ago
The US Army has an exceptionally well-crafted field manual on leadership. No fluff, but also no chest-thumping. It's honestly the best resource I've ever seen on what constitutes a good leader, how good leaders are developed, an
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by charliepark 7y ago
I think they were replying to the "Everyone knows" part of the statement. That is, the first amendment only applies to use of government power, but many people don't actually know that. See my other message in this thread for
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by charliepark 7y ago
I love it when people make the point you're responding to. > Everyone knows the first amendment applies to governments only. You say that, and yet … "@jack .Something smell really"fishy here".I don't agree with
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by charliepark 7y ago
This is a good article on design patterns and considerations when designing for older users: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2015/02/designing-digital-t...
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by charliepark 7y ago
Agreed with this. If the premise of the service is that the news is clear, concise, and comprehensive, show me that with a clear and concise explanation of the product on the front page (and perhaps a comprehensive drill-down in the rest
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by charliepark 7y ago
Thank you for blogging your notes on it! Seems like an interesting meetup. How did you find out about it?
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by charliepark 7y ago
That's the point of the entire site, though. "Illuminating the bold ideas and voices that make up the MIT Press's expansive catalog. We publish thought-provoking excerpts, interviews, and original essays written for a general
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by charliepark 7y ago
Those aren't orthogonal statements. Both can be true.
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Back to HTML: Introducing Trimmings(postlight.com)
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by charliepark 7y ago
That second paragraph is unkind, unnecessary, and unwelcome.
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by charliepark 7y ago
If you're in one of the cities where it meets, the Homebrew Website Club is great for that. If you aren't, think about starting one yourself. They're great. https://indieweb.org/Homebrew_Website_Club
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by charliepark 7y ago
In case your brain is thinking "wait; I thought it'd be that cool scripty typeface on the oddly-angled signage?", you might be thinking of the USDA's logotype for National Forests. Unfortunately, there isn't an avai
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by charliepark 7y ago
That's an excellent resource. Thanks for sharing it.
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3-D printed Harriet Tubman stamp for $20 bills(tubmanstamp.com)
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by charliepark 7y ago
Something I struggle with, and need to do a better job of, myself: Set a good example for them of not being addicted to screens.
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by charliepark 7y ago
And if you end up close to the end of the year before filing, hold off until January to form the LLC if you can. Otherwise they’ll expect the annual fees ($800 in California!) for the partial year. And if you end up paying late, they’ll com
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by charliepark 7y ago
Oh, solid. Thank you!
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by charliepark 7y ago
Excellent, thank you! Her setup looks impressive … I guess I was looking for an MVP of getting going: "You have a Macbook with a built-in webcam? You have a code editor? Great; you're all set. Now do this." This video — http
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by charliepark 7y ago
How do you get into it? I think it'd be neat to try, but have no idea how I'd get going. The Twitch "getting started" docs are surprisingly anemic. (Do they even have a growth team? This seems like table stakes.) For som
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by charliepark 7y ago
Definitely, compensation is a big factor. In fact, compensation for women in other roles is also a factor. The more that women can be paid in technical / other roles, the more flexibility their partners would have to take on jobs tha
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by charliepark 7y ago
> with the help of my wife (I'm terrible at making appointments!) It's so, so helpful to have a partner who can help with actually getting an appointment set up. I found it to be one of the hardest parts of the process of getti
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by charliepark 7y ago
This is really good advice. Also, if you'll be sending out 1099s to contractors (and a 1096 to the IRS), put a link to https://www.irs.gov/businesses/online-ordering-for-informati... in your calendar/reminder
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by charliepark 7y ago
I feel you. When I was first trying to get diagnosed (in small-town Virginia) it was really hard finding someone who could help. You'll probably want to figure out if it makes sense to convince one of your existing doctors to consider
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by charliepark 7y ago
They have some really impressive documentation in this project. It's really great. They go over their browser support here: https://designsystem.digital.gov/documentation/developers/ "We’ve designed th
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by charliepark 7y ago
Good point. I should have left it. In other news, my PR got merged into the README, so hopefully folks in the future won't have the same confusion that prompted this thread.
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by charliepark 7y ago
I have no idea why this was downvoted. This is absolutely correct. Edit: Can someone explain to me why both the answer above this and mine were downvoted? The linked library has zero context on what 3Blue1Brown is, or even that it's a

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