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by hdodov 1y ago
Just some shower thoughts about AI that I had recently. What we have right now is undoubtedly useful. But I wonder if we're too naive to think that we can truly build something smarter than us. If we should use the right tool for the j
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Is AI the Ultimate Reinvention of the Wheel?(dodov.dev)
2 points by hdodov 1y ago|1 comments
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by hdodov 2y ago
Hope I can help fellow web devs dodge a bullet… When you deal with legal documents, it's better to forget about HTML semantics and especially CSS styling. If you get too smart around ordered lists and they render incorrectly for some r
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CSS Can Get You in Jail – Browser renderers, now deemed criminals(dodov.dev)
5 points by hdodov 2y ago|4 comments
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by hdodov 2y ago
I have tons of side-projects and sometimes fall into the trap of spending the nights working. I you've probably had such projects too… TL;DR: I think that working less and setting time boundaries forces you to make better decisions and
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High-Functioning Workaholism – Work less to accomplish more(dodov.dev)
3 points by hdodov 2y ago|1 comments
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by hdodov 3y ago
Hi there! I'm sharing with you a little tool I made for myself. Sometimes it's easy to lose track of time and have deadlines get you caught off-guard. Especially when you have some vacations planned. You're like "pfft, t
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QuarterTime – Calendar with the remaining workdays and workhours for the quarter(quartertime.dodov.dev)
2 points by hdodov 3y ago|2 comments
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by hdodov 3y ago
I'm a huge fan of James Clear's idea about goals and systems. I think it's very well put: https://jamesclear.com/goals-systems But I think something's missing from it — the simple act of consistent self-
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Metasystems: Thinking Your Way to Mastery(dodov.dev)
3 points by hdodov 3y ago|3 comments
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by hdodov 3y ago
I was suffering from the paradox of choice lately when choosing a framework for a long-term company project. Nowadays it's like thinking of holiday gifts for distant relatives… There's no clear winner, yet there are lots of people
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Framework Is Not Your Religion – Human Identity Doesn't Run on JavaScript(dodov.dev)
2 points by hdodov 3y ago|1 comments
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by hdodov 3y ago
Have you ever used something that "just works" and it actually has done so always, without a miss? I don't think I have. And the more magical something is, the harder it is to debug. When it comes to code, I think it makes mo
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Magical Software Sucks – Throw errors, not assumptions(dodov.dev)
2 points by hdodov 3y ago|2 comments
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by hdodov 3y ago
I had missed the "if you could" part, sorry. Browsers are actually okay with <style> tags in the <body> and apply the rules inside. Although MDN says they must be placed in the <head> [1]. Email clients seem to
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by hdodov 3y ago
Nope, that doesn't work as well. I tested it before finishing up the article a few days ago. If you put `<style>` in the `<body>`, it gets removed when the email is forwarded and it still looks like shit.
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Why does email development have to suck? – Explaining all the <tr>'s and <td>'s(dodov.dev)
191 points by hdodov 3y ago|177 comments
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by hdodov 3y ago
When I first got introduced to email development, I remember I wanted to throw myself off a cliff. I couldn't believe how nonsensical everything was. I kept track of everything in a little text document, which I've now turned into
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Origins of JSX and why it had to make JavaScript even more complex(dodov.dev)
2 points by hdodov 3y ago|0 comments
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by hdodov 4y ago
I guess I was too broad and pessimistic. By "code does not matter" I meant that it's not worth it to micro-optimize and dig into unnecessary details. It's fine if it's not perfect and has its rough edges, as long as
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Don't Build Your Own Framework(dodov.dev)
2 points by hdodov 4y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Relog, Utility for Streaming Logs(github.com)
1 points by hdodov 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Product launch simulator(launchsimulator.fun)
2 points by hdodov 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A template engine for Node.js that treats templates as modules(producthunt.com)
6 points by hdodov 8y ago|0 comments
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by hdodov 8y ago
Valid points! We thought about these things, but we had limited time and we couldn't get to them. As for the route suggestion - this isn't up to us. It depends on our data source and what results it returns.
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by hdodov 8y ago
The fuel consumption by vehicle category is based on averages. We didn't put too much energy into accurate measurements because you can change the consumption on the results page so that it exactly matches that of your car.
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by hdodov 8y ago
We thought about that exact thing! However, we didn't have enough data to make this work. The numbers we display are averages. We'd love to make it more accurate once we have the resources!
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by hdodov 8y ago
Hello! I am Hristiyan Dodov, Full-Stack Developer at Oblik Studio and developer of Mission Emission. I wanted to clear a few things out and say my opinion about the project. First of all, we're not chemists or scientists and we haven&#
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by hdodov 9y ago
It can detect currency codes like EUR, USD, GBP, as well as symbols - $, €, £ and keywords "indian rupee", "australian dollar", "chinese yuan". Just select some text like "$49.99" and you instantly ge
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Chrome Extension that detects currencies on a page and converts them(chrome.google.com)
1 points by hdodov 9y ago|1 comments

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