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by eawgewag 2y ago
I think your point would've been clearer if you clarified up front that Linear has taken 50M+ in funding. You would have clearly indicated where in the range of middle ground you are speaking from. I know of YC startups that have taken
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Wow.. really changes my perspective on this article to find out that Linear has raised 50M+ Thanks for this source
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Honest answer: as an MIT computer science grad, my life has been infinitely easier thanks to the label. But my time at MIT was very hard, and it is a difficult place for a young person to be. It really depends on the child. I don't rec
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Somehow I was/am both of those students at the same time!
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I spent my undergrad at MIT and I completely felt this way! I wish so dearly that I delayed my undergrad by at least a year and spent some time maturing. So many interesting and wonderful things I've missed out on from that place, simp
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by eawgewag 2y ago
> A dog isn't a kid obviously, the dog you leave him outside of the home once you're done and it requires maybe 30 minutes of attention a day. a kid, it's constant attention. You can have a relationship with a dog like thi
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by eawgewag 2y ago
My dog trainer explained this to me like this: trust is like a bank, you build up and store a lot of trust, and sometimes you spend some trust, but if there's a lot banked up it will be fine. The first day I got my dog, he had parasite
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I was an S1 app user as well, I've never even used or heard of S2 until the recent drama. I think it's worth highlighting that "Play X in Room Y" mandates defined rooms, and if you are in any kind of living situation in
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I've done the switch! My 2c: If the Kinesis is working for you, I would not switch. It's an extremely high quality board and most of these Dactyl's are all attempts to replicate the Kinesis at a more accessible price point an
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I've owned Sonos for 10+ years, and I would not consider their products easy to use. They cater to a very specific use case (homeowners with distinct closed door spaces, 100% investment in their ecosystem, low interop outside of the ec
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Just want to say, I've had incredible customer service experiences from Jetpens. If high end stationary is important to you, I highly recommend this store.
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by eawgewag 2y ago
> React was created as a not-a-framework-but-a-view-library Honestly, I think this was the biggest mistake the React team made. It was never intended to be this way. It was just marketed this way in order to convince people to try it.
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by eawgewag 2y ago
> 1. If you consider yourself a "backend developer" only and want to write the minimum amount of JS/TS. This is a great point and should be underscored more. I think generally the HTMX vs React/Vue/Svelte argumen
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by eawgewag 2y ago
As a React developer, I love that HTMX is trying to aim for stewardship and "No new features as a feature". IMO, page router NextJS is perfect (and in line with the original API it pitched), and the bifurcation to app/page ro
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I'll use JJ through an integrated terminal in my editor
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by eawgewag 2y ago
JJ is incredible. Highly recommend it. I can't put into words what a game changer it is for my workflow. The only thing I reach for for git now is `bisect` when I need to debug an oncall issue.
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I'm definitely a fan of LiveView and Turbo. I think they present reasonable choices for applications that are more complicated than a static site and less complicated than a full application. I would like to see their interop story wit
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I can't speak for other people; I can only speak for myself. I was an early adopter of React (around 0.12) and wasn't particularly interested in, or technical enough, to understand the "cool" things. I wasn't swayed
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I really appreciate this comment. You've very eloquently put into words how I feel about React and the ecosystem, and also my exhaustion towards these "anti-React" posts, which stoke an angry mob without offering obvious alte
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Said this somewhere else, but: honestly, that wasn't clear to me from the article, and judging by the comments section to this post, I don't think I'm alone. That's part of why I advocate for defining these terms up fron
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Honestly, that wasn't clear to me from the article, and judging by the comments section to this post, I don't think I'm alone. That's part of why I advocate for defining these terms up front, because one person is talkin
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by eawgewag 2y ago
I honestly think this conversation gets overly complex because we fail to define the kind of websites we are talking about. These are my definitions, so I'll just share them upfront: - a web site -- which has low interactivity requir
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by eawgewag 2y ago
Can your friend focus on all-remote companies?