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felideon
7y ago
Ergonomically, that is exactly what Svelte feels like.
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FEMA Survivor Privacy Incident
(fema.gov)
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felideon
7y ago
Yes, that one is a good one to monitor, because even Tropical Force Storm winds, when sustained long enough, can wreak significant havoc. This one is also quite informative. It gives you a better idea of when you should have your house read
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felideon
7y ago
Or work with a JS framework that compiles into vanilla JS, like Svelte[1]. [1] https://svelte.dev
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felideon
7y ago
> I run a company that helps FAANG-rite-of-passage-waving software engineers find contract work. FTFY.
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felideon
7y ago
On the OT subject, the status logo is blurry (at least on a 4k monitor), whereas on the main website it's nice and crisp.
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felideon
7y ago
Worse yet. Walk into an Apple store and buy their top of the line laptop and top of the line mouse, and take them home -- realize a few days (maybe weeks, to be fair) later that you cannot charge your mouse with your laptop without a dongle
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felideon
7y ago
It's called the Innovator's Dilemma.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator%27s_Dilemma
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Breaking the Physical Limits of Fonts
(github.com)
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felideon
7y ago
Yes, and most comments were questioning the _why_ completely oblivious to what Medium has become lately.
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7y ago
Except Angular Dart is alive and kicking, no? Powering AdSense at least which is a huge chunk of Google's business if I recall correctly from a Flutter talk by the PM who put some numbers on a slide.
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felideon
8y ago
ITA Software — the company that wrote the engine behind Orbitz, Kayak, etc. and now runs Google Flights — was acquired by them a while back.
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TinySeed Applications Open January 18th
(robwalling.com)
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8y ago
I've seen the same sentiment from other InVision users, including myself. It seems like they spread themselves too thin when they started working on InVision studio. Almost to the point where I wonder how much usability testing they ac
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8y ago
https://ia.net/topics/the-web-is-all-about-typography-period
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> If you truly preferred Violet’s résumé to Trixie’s, you didn’t fail some typographic litmus test. The point is the same—whatever preference you had, it was based on typography, not substance. (Though after you read more of this book, c
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8y ago
We use Erlang for a high availability of nine nines, so long as we remember to renew our certs.
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Miami has created more than 4,000 tech jobs. But there’s a catch
(miamiherald.com)
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felideon
8y ago
Interesting. Same for "cash" or "money".
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8y ago
Yes, because they are comfortable at higher speeds than what is posted. Just that they'd rather only drive +10mph of what's posted to avoid speeding tickets.
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The Design of the Emacs Logo (2002)
(ee.ryerson.ca)
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8y ago
Check out this blog post from earlier this year: https://hackernoon.com/why-flutter-uses-dart-dd635a054ebf
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felideon
8y ago
See this blog post from last year: https://hackernoon.com/whats-revolutionary-about-flutter-946...
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felideon
8y ago
He literally recommended that as an alternative in the article.
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felideon
8y ago
Same as in Miami.
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9y ago
> Like - it's 2018 and people are still using 'cdr' and 'cons' as terminology and happily expecting other people to learn those words and not even feeling bad about it. Oh please, cry me a river. Like monads, pro
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felideon
9y ago
And yet, it is at the top (#2 right now) of HN.
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felideon
9y ago
As a friend said, it's a shame his son seems insistent on whoring out his name for the GOP.
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9y ago
Not sure what you are alluding to, but I'm not sure pseudo-startups within a larger corporation have proven to be successful. Are there any examples?
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felideon
9y ago
Eloquent JavaScript is probably what you are looking for: http://eloquentjavascript.net
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