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by d0m 8y ago
I think most great products have that recursive iterative cycle.
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by d0m 8y ago
Yeah, a bit ironic but don't let that stop you from reading and understanding the content.
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by d0m 8y ago
Well I'm not saying to become a typography expert, but it's important to understand how font types relate to each other and how to increase clarity based on the context. For instance, print vs slides vs web page, or a little bit o
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by d0m 8y ago
Depends on what you're building. But sure, if you can remove the "cross-platform" spec. and say just build a desktop app on Linux, use whatever suits your boat. Personally, I find it amazing to have one engineer builds a feat
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by d0m 8y ago
A lot of engineers have the mentality of "engineering is hard, but design is just whatever some color matching and styling". I'll prob. be downvoted but here's my honest opinion: I think you'll gain a lot career-wis
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by d0m 8y ago
What you want is cross-platform: - Web (IE, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and older versions of those browsers) - Web responsive (When you access it from small screens or access the web from your phone's browser) - Android (old devi
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by d0m 8y ago
If you look at the graphql doc from the official website, this is what you get: "GraphQL is a query language for your API, and a server-side runtime for executing queries by using a type system you define for your data. GraphQL isn&#x2
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by d0m 8y ago
>> Airbnb's decision to abandon RN is clearly due to engineering blunders and political nonsense internal to Airbnb I could be wrong here, but from what I understood the cost of maintaining a hybrid RN + fully-native apps > fu
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by d0m 8y ago
I like https://www.youtube.com/user/AGADMATOR . He goes over many interesting variations with clear explanations.
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by d0m 8y ago
An easy refactor for your function is to use a "Builder" for your params, i.e.: options = NodeBuilder .author({ min: 2 }) .flag({ .. }) .pagitation({ .. }) function a_nodes_list_trees(options) { ... } Because in the end, if
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by d0m 8y ago
Would be great to have this HN message in the About page (I.e. who's behind this site and why?)
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by d0m 8y ago
Written notes, but it's mostly write-only or for very short-term things. I still keep all my notes and from time to time open them just to relive great memories.
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by d0m 8y ago
Fans aren't angry about the diablo mobile game. They're angry because they were expecting a Diablo4 announcement and blizzard announced a diablo mobile game.. this is very different. IMHO the problem was in the way it was communic
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by d0m 8y ago
What if: - kill the "hard ones" first - wait for the easier one to get very close to atmosphere, and then kill it. - will the algorithm learn to evolve toward easy ones?
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by d0m 8y ago
I've been keeping a google doc pinned tab to keep track of everything (todo, what to read, etc.) so happy to give journal a shot. Email in my profile thanks
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by d0m 8y ago
Makes sense to me.. PM are like mini-CEO of a product. Great ones make such a big difference and are a joy to work with.
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by d0m 8y ago
I mean, learning X is an opportunity cost. Not dismissing your answer, but I guess we could rephrase the question: "Is Rails worth learning instead of X", where X can be some other popular frameworks. Or said differently, both for
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by d0m 8y ago
Hey, what did you guys use to build the feedback/roadmap part? ( https://feedback.muze.charts.com ) Is it a third-party service or something built in-house?
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by d0m 8y ago
IMHO could show a UI demo written in a different language as a "side-app", as long as the core data model is in Alan; that would make it easier to see the power of Alan.
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by d0m 8y ago
Not sure if that exists, but you may want to do a fake on-site with a coach; you're probably doing a few things wrong and the companies aren't telling you for HR reasons.
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by d0m 8y ago
Listrunner | Montreal, Boston, San Francisco | fulltime front-end engineer | onsite Secure collaboration software for doctors ( https://listrunnerapp.com/ ) We're looking to hire experienced front-end engineers. Our stac
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by d0m 8y ago
Apocalypse: Documentary on 1st and 2nd world war. I thought it was great because it used original videos. There are 5 episodes for 1st world and I think 5 for 2nd world war.
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by d0m 8y ago
Yeah.. new the UI feels like a new css had a bad merge with the previous one.
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by d0m 8y ago
Depends what's your definition of the future. Personally, I have no doubt that it'll soon be connected inside our brain so "monitors" will be useless.. anything will be a "monitor" if that's what you want
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by d0m 8y ago
Fixing healthcare in the US. Sounds grandiose and having been in the industry for 5 years I would have laughed a few years ago if someone told me that it was their company's mission.. but there's actually a real way to fix it and
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by d0m 8y ago
One more optimistic way to look at it is using VR it'll make the "boring training videos" much more engaging. I.e. I can think of that annoying video on plane which I hate to listen to, but with a VR where I'd actually h
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by d0m 8y ago
I always find it cool to see the beginning of projects, but particularly lisp projects where the boostrap language is replaced with the new one: https://github.com/sctb/lumen/commits/master?before=aedf2fd2...
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by d0m 8y ago
That's great. I like the: (get '(:a 5 :b 10) 'a) How does it work in practice.. is '(:a 5) stored as an array or an object?
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by d0m 8y ago
Listrunner (YC S14) | Montreal, San Francisco, Boston | ONSITE | Senior Front-end Engineers Hundreds of hospitals and thousands of clinicians use Listrunner to securely collaborate on the care of over a half a million patients. We are looki
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by d0m 8y ago
Also, when you're being interviewed, how much should you interrupt the interviewee and nitpick on everything? I'd say Geoff made a mistake here and said "The founder" instead of "A co-founder" but was it worth

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