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by hazz99 6y ago
This is a great take, and really puts things into perspective. Thanks for taking the time to write it.
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by hazz99 6y ago
Them being asleep is still realtime data. The realtime aspect comes from finding out as soon as they wake up.
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Happiness Lab – a science-backed path to happiness
2 points by hazz99 7y ago|0 comments
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by hazz99 7y ago
I definitely don't get the same learning outcomes without being in a classroom. Everything is harder. It's harder to ask questions and have in depth discussions. I struggle to pay attention. Lectures are less engaging. None of the
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by hazz99 7y ago
This looks fantastic, I'll definitely be reading through this. Already really enjoyed two of your posts.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Education is now online and they cannot access any university resources. Why should they pay the same price for a quarter of the value?
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by hazz99 7y ago
Which parts do you think have been antiquated?
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by hazz99 7y ago
> I think this is the most common understanding of the term, as well. I'd be careful assuming that. My understanding is much closer to what the main post describes, as is most of the college students I know. It's definitely jus
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by hazz99 7y ago
God forbid I want to create a little game with sound effects using React. This is a great little tool!
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by hazz99 7y ago
It's the pattern/convention that the React team used for the built-in hooks. const [ myState, setMyState ] = useState(initalValue); In this case, the "play" is a function to play the sound, and the next array argument is
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by hazz99 7y ago
> None of these justify using React. It all boils down to "I'm doing it because I can and I'm familiar with those tools". "I'm using x technology because I'm familiar with it" is exactly what mos
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by hazz99 7y ago
WanderLog is a YC company. This is a YC website. It also shows that where their experience comes from, adds validity. In this case, I can go directly to their website and see the results of them "reining themselves in" on a produc
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by hazz99 7y ago
I really want an iPad Pro purely for the on-screen writing experience, which hasn't been as good on a Surface (in my experience)
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by hazz99 7y ago
What is it?
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by hazz99 7y ago
I don't mind this. As a consumer, I really love having podcasts available on spotify. I hated using another app, and its nice to be able to queue music/podcast/music for some variety in the gym. I was never a big podcast user
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by hazz99 7y ago
Different people use tabs in different ways. Tree style tabs lend themselves to having a larger number of more permanent ones.
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by hazz99 7y ago
This an extremely well-written tutorial! I love it, especially from someone from a weaker math background.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Who are the main VCs in Australia?
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by hazz99 7y ago
These fires are significantly worse than they should be, not to mention our average summer heat rising & the fire season lengthening every year. We are Australia, we have fires every year. We understand that forests burn naturally, and
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Ask HN: What do you want to do/achieve in your life?
7 points by hazz99 7y ago|3 comments
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by hazz99 7y ago
As a SaaS bootstrapper, zero security stack. I used the crypto package in go? Absolute security (aside from standard protection of passwords) is at the bottom of my to-do list. It'd have zero impact on finding product market fit.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Fantastic! Great resource. As someone who's used AWS before but always felt lost, this is great. The writing feels like I'm talking to a colleague sharing their experience, which makes it super approachable. There was a repeating
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by hazz99 7y ago
Bought this on my phone and downloaded the PDF but didn't create an account - assumed it'd remember my email. How can I download it again on my laptop?
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by hazz99 7y ago
What differentiates you from drawing apps?
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Ask HN: For a startup, when should I begin writing tests?
32 points by hazz99 7y ago|37 comments
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by hazz99 7y ago
> online platform service providers not understanding their users and their workflows In regards to the Reddit redesign, I think the people complaining that "they ignore their users" are stuck inside a bit of a bubble. I have a
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by hazz99 7y ago
I work in a bar. If I was to take 20% of my time to learn new things and sharpen my skills (without being told explicitly by management), I would be fired very quickly. It is a privilege not shared by the large majority of jobs.
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by hazz99 7y ago
Whaaaat are all the godocs available offline? Can I access this via the terminal? That's amazing
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by hazz99 7y ago
> "I would never be able to do that, I need to do something more creative and social" Why do you think this is short sighted? Genuine question. I'm a about 2/3 of the way through my CS degree and I'm having secon
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by hazz99 7y ago
> "dev" Drop those apostrophes - a web developer is a completely valid, skilled profession. Web apps unequivocally compete with native apps, that is a fact. I prefer the Slack web client to the native version. I use Google Docs

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