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- French - working with a tutor on iTalki - Figure Drawing/landscape sketches - Master studying the classics across art history - SaaS sales and marketing - song composition - mostly master studying music I like and reverse
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I’m enjoying the comments at because I feel the exact same as you lately mezod. Thanks to all who are sharing!
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I think piracy is born from overcoming economic inaccessibility, and sometimes convenience. In the case of a hypothetical teenager I once knew as well as myself, it was the desire to learn professional tools but they were faced with economi
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I can! That is possible. She's not comfortable with that and wishes to quarantine.
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Happy Holidays! Sad today that my mother has COVID so my wife and I can't go and see her, but we are already planning a badass holiday party for after the new year! Spending the day sending messages and relaxing with my dog. :) OP and
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I use Firefox's built in password manager and it syncs across all my devices pretty well. The UX is not great because on mobile I have to navigate to Firefox, go to Logins, type in my phone's passcode, then search for and copy the
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I think at first thought it's annoying, but it's worked for me since Everquest since I know the company I'm subscribed to will deliver updates forever, and if they don't I just cancel. I think it is annoying that I have
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While I have a couple products I plunk along on, thinking on this question, my life's work has always been just to show up everyday. I've helped numerous people from non-traditional backgrounds get tech employment which is really
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I put this prompt in: Write a javascript file using the Express framework in NodeJS containing CRUD routes for a TODO entity that contains a name, a description, and datapoint indicating whether the TODO is completed or not, and connect thi
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I am definitely enjoying the language, I think the ideas in htmx + hyperscript have massive potential to shift not only frontend, but some fun scripting in Node as well! For that, I am grateful to you. Would love to get involved anyway I ca
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That's awesome! I can't wait to build something more than a toy project with it. It was definitely fun to be able to write some backend endpoints with _hyperscript, one of my favorite features is how the language accesses objects:
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Show HN: Full-stack _hyperscript Node.js TODO web app (with Htmx)
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That's pretty cool! Love the design.
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This is awesome! I too have wanted to conquer the WASM dungeon but haven't dedicated the time myself to approach the project. I'm eager to look through this repo and learn a thing or two from it.
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I feel you on the social elements. I find keeping a tin of breath mints and sharing them creates a similar social atmosphere with friends and colleagues, that shared time to mull over thoughts or chat, similar to a smoke break. Morning walk
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No joke, pen and paper, preferably a small notebook with no lines. One time I solved a very complex circular dependency issue this way. I think just writing down thoughts and process in a very human way can help with technical issues.
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You are right of course, I experienced that growing up, but a good mix of both doesn't hurt!
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Thank you for this, I remember hearing about this article but didn't bookmark it myself.
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I just go with whatever my jack-of-all trades wants to do that day. Right now it's mastering French, before it was playing drums and bass in a hardcore punk band, and before that it was finance and the market, and before that using a n
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This is really cool! Looks great.
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kat, prise, sirkle, sirkumferense, kik. I think if someone sent me those words I could parse it!
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Latin never went anywhere! Carpe Diem, ad hoc, et al. I love learning more about Latin, and while it would be cool to be as fluent as possible as a speaker, I really love parsing and consuming Latin texts, I learn so much not only about his
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I missed out on the Facebook one because I'm dumb, my friend got $400. Now I'm not an Illinois resident and I wasn't in 2017 haha
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I think maybe I saw it on Indie Hackers but there was a term I liked for this evolution in customer expectations called MAP, Most Awesome Product. While weirdly named, it’s the base product required for potential customers to go, “Wow, that
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Has been a really rainy summer in northern Missouri, USA, at least for this last half of it.
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There is something to be said comparing the modern hate speech vs free speech debate to defamation and libel civil cases that have already been established across the world – and how we as a society handle weaponized language.
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Should note my main spa is in react with a node backend, ejs templates cover the very simple views and content
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ejs templates with bootstrap, works for now. Maybe a cms later on
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Most team members had Windows machines as their main workstation with Visual Studio, so it was no problem with them as long as they had all the runtimes and toolchains installed.
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I just finished working on a .NET backend for a year and a half on mac w/ vscode, I found the experience to work pretty well. I did however choose to run a cloud windows VM to work with .NET Framework 4.7 libraries that needed to be in
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