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8y ago
I set up https://sketchpads.co as a simple shopify site and I've been selling mobile and browser sketchpads to rapidly iterate on your wireframe designs. I did some initial marketing and it's been bringing in steady in
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8y ago
It's mostly dominated by biotech and defense jobs out here. You can find plenty of startup jobs but obviously the number of openings is nowhere near SF, where I came from. Carlsbad up north is another hotspot with lots of tech startups
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dglass
8y ago
This is great. Thanks for sharing!
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8y ago
The thing that I still don't know about are how would things like data persistence be handled in a cross platform manner? I recently built a kotlin Android app for work, and our architecture is tightly coupled to Android's Room da
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8y ago
I was never any good at creating high resolution mockups before starting any development work, but I could always draw out which screens I needed for my apps. I had the idea to create notepads with mobile and browsers that I could use to dr
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Show HN: HireFrames – Notepads to draw your wireframes by hand
(hireframes.com)
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8y ago
We did something similar at a previous position I had, except we set up an amazon lambda function that was triggered on every insert or update to a DynamoDB table. The lambda function flattened the updated record and inserted it into our re
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8y ago
I recently completed a big interntionalization/localization project at my day job that took weeks of development time and coordination across the company. I wanted to find a better way to approach this problem and realized it's po
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Show HN: ViaTranslator – Localize your website with a few lines of JavaScript
(viatranslator.com)
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9y ago
https://www.facebook.com/settings at the bottom where it says "Download a copy of your Facebook data."
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9y ago
http://tracket.com - It's google news + the internet archive. You can go back in time and see what the top breaking headlines were on a given day. I've been running it since July 2016 so there's nothing before tha
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9y ago
I just downloaded all the data that FB has on me. It's quite surprising to see every single message and wall post I have made and others have made to me. One thing I realized is that even if I delete my account, facebook will still sto
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9y ago
Yeah, the lid was blown wide open and if Facebook has to answer to why it turned a blind eye to this Cambridge Analytica scandal they should also have to answer to how their platform was used by the Democrats in 2008 and 2012. It's wel
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9y ago
I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure the word "breach" is reserved for specific security incidents that fall above a certain threshold. Something like if X amount of users were affected it must be considered a breach, which m
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Seven Books for Advancing Your Soft Skills as a Programmer
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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Don’t be a Junior Developer
(hackernoon.com)
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This resonates with me because I recently decided to start writing about what I've learned in my software engineering career as a way to give back to the programming community. I've wanted to start writing for a while but I never
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A Programmer's Guide to Building Value
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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Programmers should create value while reducing risk
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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Creating value while minimizing risk
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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9y ago
Thanks! I'll take a look
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Ask HN: What wiki does your team use?
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Adding Value by Contributing to a Wiki
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Learn how to write effective automated tests
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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Show HN: I started a weekly newsletter for career advice for junior developers
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9y ago
Shameless plug: I’m starting a newsletter writing about career advice for junior developers. I’m at the point in my career where I feel like I can share my experiences and give direction on what I learned and what junior engineers should fo
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Junior Engineers – Some things to consider when a crisis arises
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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You're going to make mistakes – Advice for junior software developers
(exponentialbackoff.substack.com)
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Slightly off topic, but I'm working on putting together a newsletter aimed at career advice for junior software engineers and bootcamp graduates. It will focus more on the soft skills side of engineering. I've gained enough experi
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9y ago
Looks great! I just signed up and connected my stripe account. After reading the welcome email I tried disconnecting my stripe account from the dashboard so I could start out with a free newsletter. I couldn't figure out how to do it s
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