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by dceddia 10y ago
I think part of the problem is that for every person like you (competent DIY'er) there are N people who don't really know how to do those 3 steps, but for whatever reason (budget, fear of SaaS, etc) decide to host the thing in-hou
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I thought this too! Except our cat never lost any weight, and seemed to be getting fatter, until we put the feeder in a laundry basket, and now they can't get access anymore and have slowly been losing weight. The laundry basket is the
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Evernote will let its employees read your notes(pcworld.com)
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Bookmarklets are Dead (2014)(medium.com)
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Curious about this myself. Marketing? Ads?
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I didn't get the popup (probably because of uBlock)... But this quote stuck out: Nothing was wrong with our life before Amway – we didn’t join it to fill a void. We were happy, until we were told we could be happier.
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by dceddia 10y ago
If I could offer feedback about the pricing structure -- I think if I didn't know (from the article) that it's free to create unlimited logos, I wouldn't have figured that out by looking at your pricing section. And I know it
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by dceddia 10y ago
Hey, awesome work! Your story is inspiring :) Having trouble accessing the site though: "logojoy.com" does not work, but "www.logojoy.com" does. Unfortunately Indiehackers links to the one without the "www". Ju
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by dceddia 10y ago
The term "JavaScript Fatigue" came out of this post from about a year ago: https://medium.com/@ericclemmons/javascript-fatigue-48d4011b...
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This is a really interesting point: When I was a V.C. at first, I would just ask my questions and kind of poke, poke, poke, poke. And now I’ll say: “Look, I’m going to ask some things, and this might be kind of awkward, but I’m just going
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Hello WebMIDI(phpied.com)
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State in React isn't exclusively reserved for UI interaction state like modals and dropdowns. It's also common to store server data in there if it should persist between renders (which it usually should). As another example, imagi
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by dceddia 10y ago
I'll add a second vote for create-react-app; it's a great tool. It gets a project up-and-running fast and contains basically all you need. It's not a "boilerplate" that dictates which libraries you use (in terms of
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by dceddia 10y ago
To expand on this: if the book can provide value above and beyond its selling price, it is a worthwhile purchase. Your examples of "how to price" are all focused on what the author wants (or what he can get away with). The way to
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by dceddia 10y ago
Pretty sure you're right, but I like "badassity", it's got a nice ring to it. Plus MMM [0] agrees. [0] http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/
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Is is indeed more of an observation, and one that's helped me learn, but I won't agree that makes it less useful :) Plenty of beginners (not all, but certainly some) jump to copy&pasting too quickly. Automate for speed, not fo
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by dceddia 10y ago
Perhaps I should've been clearer in the article, but it's aimed at people learning to program. Absolutely, as a professional, use the tools available to be as efficient as possible. But as a newcomer, relying on tools (and copy
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by dceddia 10y ago
Yeah that seems to go a little too far. There are valid reasons for wanting to copy-paste code, even if it should be typed out most of the time.
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I wonder if "they are gonna be in the movie that this drone is taking" is enough for "somehow related to the flight" ;)
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I think that line is pretty smart actually. It's funny, and more importantly, it echoes a worldview that many artists and creatives share -- business is slimy, middlemen are bloodsuckers, and "I just want to sell my thing and make
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American Entrepreneurship: Dead or Alive? (2015)(gallup.com)
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I worked on a project that had Angular + RequireJS too. I don't think having RequireJS added anything at all. It was just additional overhead - every module we added caused at least 3 files to change. We eventually ripped it out and ju
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by dceddia 10y ago
Completely agree. I don't see many people in the React community advocating the use of DI though, so that's a plus. The DI in Angular made a little bit of sense because JS modules weren't very widespread back then. But now, w
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This was my first exposure too. Once you're ready to build an app with JSX (probably right after you finish that tutorial and realize that typing React.createElement all over will get painful), check out the new tool Create React App[0
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I think it depends on the operations being performed. Adding a subset of the changed files? Holding ctrl/cmd and clicking the files is probably faster than typing all those names out on the command line. Need to pull some new code thou
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Re: countless hours editing videos, he says "I ended up doing 3 or 4 takes per video to make sure I covered everything important. The whole process of recording, editing and mastering took around 6 months." https://medi
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Up or Out: Solving the IT Turnover Crisis (2008)(thedailywtf.com)
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A little further down it shows graphs of a "typical investing timeline" from around age 20 to age 60. It still looks pretty solid.
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by dceddia 10y ago
It's getting harder and harder to avoid, though. Every single day, my iPhone pops up a box asking if I want to upgrade to the latest 9.whatever. It does this in the morning, when I'm tired... or at other seemingly-random times of
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I'd say (and probably this is what you meant) that those are examples of what happens when backwards compatibility is broken - the community gets fragmented, finding answers on StackOverflow gets more difficult, lots of helpful blogs&#

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