davidwparker

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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   I pay $10/year to file annually in Colorado. Granted, it's not as nice for business as Delaware is, but it does the job just fine.
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   I would tend to use grid for this, and no, I wouldn't use HTML/CSS alone, if there's a dynamic dataset. The intent with my comment is you don't need to render different views entirely, but that there are CSS tools (col-s
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   If you're truly having issues with CSS and rendering different sizes, I'd recommend taking the time to really learn CSS inside and out. I find it incredibly simple nowadays to do both Mobile/Desktop (+Tablet) with CSS and med
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   I switched to Win10 last November after 7 years on OSX (and 9 years before that on Linux). I've had no issues with it. Are you sure you use Win10 everyday?
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   GP probably shouldn't have included it. It's hard to argue that even "most" do. Maybe "some" workflows.
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   Off topic- but are _the_ BBoy Gravity?
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   Agreed. I'm not sure what the OP is referring to (Astros cheating scandal), but I get great recommendations as it's based on view and like: Starcraft 2 pro matches, interesting algorithms and maths, lots of bodyweight fitness&#x2F
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   A decade ago (!) I worked on parsing bible searches. https://www.davidwparker.com/2010/03/04/parsing-bible-search... It was a neat little project at the time, but due to copyrights, I didn't get as far a
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   by davidwparker 6y ago

   Will do thanks!
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    Ask HN: Where do you get your privacy policy / terms of service?

    2 points by davidwparker 6y ago|2 comments
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    by davidwparker 6y ago

    Honestly, reading a book and knowing How to Read a Book is a skill. I highly recommend this book for that reason: https://www.amazon.com/How-Read-Book-Classic-Intelligent/dp/...
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    by davidwparker 6y ago

    Why beyond Discord? We use Discord extensively, have a lot of bots built for it. Works great!
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    by davidwparker 6y ago

    I'm a big fan of this one: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-speed-contro... Made by a Google employee. I use it all the time on Youtube, Netflix, Vimeo, etc.
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    by davidwparker 6y ago

    Not sure why you're being downvoted. If we just look at [3] above, we see these: https://trends.builtwith.com/framework/Django-Language https://trends.builtwith.com/framework/Ruby-on-Rails Dj
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    by davidwparker 6y ago

    For what it's worth, I recently switched from a 2015 MBP to a Thinkpad. I was on OSX for ~9 years, and dual boot Linux/Windows for the ~7 before that. The quality on this laptop is amazing. The keyboard works (have a friend who to
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    by davidwparker 6y ago

    Ideo has a pretty bad insight score (41): https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=... First paint: 4.1 Seconds. Time to interactive: 11.5 Seconds. I wouldn't say that's very fast
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    1. Woodworking / carpentry. Making custom slide out shelves for our pantry. 2. Flutter. Love it. 3. Cooking (I know how to cook already, but want to level up)- via Masterclass and a few books.
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    Our family does the same, but with Google Home + Google Keep. Shared Costco List, Amazon List, Home depot list, and Grocery list between me and spouse. "Hey Google, add Milk to the Shopping List" "Hey Google, add Eggs to the
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    I've never had to use Github actions to deploy to Github pages (pages existed long before actions did). You only need to do something like that if you want them to build for you- with static I prefer to build myself (Hugo makes that fa
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    I use it extensively. Every time I shop at Target, Costco, Safeway (groceries) are always Google Pay.
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    Do you use any remote backups? What do you do in case of a fire?
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    `and the new ones they introduce I just skip` I think I found your problem. My Discover Weekly is always filled with great new artists I've never heard of, and there's generally at least 3-6 songs that I think are great (and want
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    Flutter has a larger number of "star" on Github. It also has more issues and more pull requests. React Native has 3x more followers on Reddit. So I guess it depends on your definition of community.
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    This isn't the case as I've never had a medium account and it still blocked me.
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    Thanks for the write-up. It speaks to me a lot, and serves as a warning for doing too many things rather than focusing on just a few. Side Note: as someone who already has a ton of graphics videos on YouTube already, you shouldn't expe
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    I recently switched to Windows w/WSL after ~9 years on OSX, and ~7 years before that on Linux. It's been challenging in some regards, but it mostly just works. It's also been a breath of fresh air. I've found paying the
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    Ask HN: What do you put on a new computer?

    5 points by davidwparker 7y ago|5 comments
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    A great source to learn from is ProgrammableWeb: https://www.programmableweb.com/ But in general, a lot of things on the web that you would expect. Using Stripe, Paypal, Ebay, Amazon, Google Maps, etc have APIs into their s
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    The product has been around 10 years, and they're giving over a year notice before killing it. Sure, Google kills off another product... But the comments here are a bit silly.
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    by davidwparker 7y ago

    Challenge accepted! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/da...