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by ericyd 2y ago
I got really into OPENRNDR for a while, I really enjoy working with it. https://openrndr.org/
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by ericyd 2y ago
Whoa, he did the album art for Shubh Saran's album Hmayra, I love that album!
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by ericyd 2y ago
I reviewed my email exchange with them (I am an email hoarder I guess) and it isn't as bad as I made it sound. I added my email to my HN profile, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to provide you a copy of the email exchange.
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by ericyd 2y ago
I also should have said in my top level comment, other content on the site was absolute gold and helped me a ton, particularly the system design info. I appreciated the site as a whole during my job search.
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I replied to your other comment but I think this your point at the end is my biggest learning from the process. Small(ish) companies don't have the luxury of significant swings in their budget. I think I assumed there would be some fle
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by ericyd 2y ago
More detailed reply in another comment in this tree
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I did not use your service, and that might have made a difference. I don't blame you at all, I just wanted to share my experience. Here are some relevant details: During the interview process the company told me their budget for the po
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by ericyd 2y ago
I was really excited about the salary negotiation advice on interviewing.io, but it totally blew up in my face when I tried it for my last job offer. According to them this is a red flag of the business, but I'm not convinced their tec
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by ericyd 2y ago
Feels weird to say Svelte is not JavaScript because of an unexpected behavior when passing a closure as a callback. I think a better title would be "I dislike Svelte 5 because it surprised me."
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What a strange non sequitur, for what reasons do you believe learning assembly is worthwhile and how does it relate to this discussion about Elm? Also the food analogy does not make sense to me.
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The generated maze is pretty easy, but I think this project succeeds at being fun, whimsical, visually appealing, mobile-friendly, and (seemingly) fully functional. Nice work.
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> Are the bits and bytes that make up our book reviews, photos, and short-form shouts into the void really so important? I say yes. These digital ephemera are part of our legacy. Death and grief are challenging experiences and I certainl
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Fair point, I tend to think more about music artists than film/TV.
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I hate it. Easily my least favorite kind of interactive content.
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But is torrenting better than buying music e.g. through bandcamp or directly from the artist's label? I do a combination of streaming for exploratory listening and buying to support artists. And live shows when I can. I'm not tryi
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by ericyd 2y ago
The comment I was responding to certainly seemed to be advocating uninhibited free access via torrents, but your point is reasonable. I don't think streaming is a great way to support artists either, though I do think it's better
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I just can't get behind the sentiment that the unethical behavior by big companies means I get to access all the content I want for free.
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> Is it because it connects file monitoring with a dev server? Because it also somehow works non-js artifacts like CSS and image imports? Yes and yes. Also some pre-processing such as compiling JSX into JS.
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by ericyd 2y ago
I only knew React until my current job, which uses Vue. I'd strongly recommend trying a framework other than React for your next project. After you're past the learning curve, it's much more intuitive.
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I wish this were on the readme. Or if it already is, I wish it were significantly higher up.
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PWA is the most universal installer available. You can install a PWA with Firefox, but the instructions might look different from the screenshot in the repo. Alternatively you can use it at the hosted URL in the github readme without instal
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by ericyd 2y ago
I'm not clear how Trump's assurances mean much in the face of a law passed by Congress and upheld by the Supreme Court. I guess we're already in an autocracy controlled by a person not even formally in power yet?
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> TikTok... estimates one-third of the 170 million Americans using its app would stop accessing the platform if the ban lasts a month. If customers care that little about the product, maybe it's a good sign that it isn't provid
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by ericyd 2y ago
Not sure if you're trolling but otherwise genuinely perplexed by how you could draw this conclusion from the above post.
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I recently read a piece of local news on housing policies (Austin, TX) and the journalist made the observation that affordable housing is inevitably tied to reducing property values, which is a major source of wealth for older generations.
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by ericyd 2y ago
This isn't a bad reply but it's fairly off topic in my opinion. I think the majority of reviews on my PR are effectively rubber stamps, but sometimes it takes many business days to get that rubber stamp unless I bug people.
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by ericyd 2y ago
I've definitely been praised for regularly doing timely reviews, but I imagine your experience is probably more common and why that mindset is widespread.
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I think the "not recognized as work" part feels similar to my experience but I don't really understand the psychology of it. Work is not done until it is reviewed and merged, so the review part is necessarily a part of the wo
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by ericyd 2y ago
I use my main laptop and backup periodically to an external drive or Google Drive depending on what it is I'm storing.
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Ask HN: What is a common PR review time at your company?
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