hunvreus

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Building a Native Soundcloud Android App with React Native and Redux(wiredcraft.com)
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Notes on the China I’m Leaving Behind(nytimes.com)
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by hunvreus 11y ago
This dates a little: 1. We now have more decent options: Ansible [1], SaltStack [2] and all of the HashiCorp [3] stuff. All of it is a lot more sane and low barriers to entry options. 2. The recent acquisition of Ansible by RedHat [4] shoul
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Completely agree with this point of view. If you don't have an idea, sitting around trying really hard to come up with one sounds like a waste of time (and potentially VC money, but that's probably a lot less important). Doing you
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I started looking into Hugo as a faster alternative to Jekyll. Two reasons why you'd disregard the fact that Hugo doesn't have the same support as Jekyll on GitHub pages: 1. You're dealing with thousands or more pages. Jekyl
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I like that, but it could use some CSS love. Will you accept a PR if I clean things up a tad?
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Ex-Barclays CEO: Banks are about to have an 'Uber moment'(businessinsider.com)
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Well, startups are scrappy. My first real office (after a couple months working out of my living room) was a shoebox. I was mostly meeting with clients but when I was around I didn't even have a desk. I had a chair... by the door. I&#x
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Most engineers take years to internalize this concept. Fresh out of school programmers will throw themselves at tough problems, get 80% of it done using the latest popular framework before they want to move on. The problem is, the remaining
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The ‘smart’ insulin patch for diabetic patients(washingtonpost.com)
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I initially liked my experience with the Drupal community. One of the things that drove me away (5+ years ago), beyond the direction the project took around Drupal 6 [1], was being stuck on Drupal.org for development. In 2009, GitHub alread
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North Koreans Interiors(northkoreaninteriors.tumblr.com)
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by hunvreus 11y ago
My main issue with Gimp was and still is the user experience. Every year I try and get back to using it, and every year I realize it doesn't compare to things like Sketch, Acorn or Adobe's suite. That's honestly the only reas
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by hunvreus 11y ago
A surprising amount of good advices. I may only disagree with "Rule No. 5: Don’t Use An Agency": there's value in building your own team, but ultimately recruiting good profiles and making them work as a team is hard and take
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RankBrain Unleashed(moz.com)
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New Li-Fi technology is 100 times faster than Wi-Fi(interestingengineering.com)
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Antipodr – Find the other side of the world(antipodr.com)
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Chinese engineers rebuild Sanyuan Bridge in only 43 hours(interestingengineering.com)
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I was an army brat, moving to a new place every couple years (at least). Later in life, I started moving in parallel of my family for my studies. I moved to China right after I graduated and have been traveling more than I'd like ever
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Wiredcraft | Washington, DC, Berlin & Shanghai | Full Time | ONSITE We're engineers, designers & strategists creating software that solves real-world problems. Think software to run the Myanmar elections or DevOps for the bigge
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Shanghai Hacker News Meetup (Nov 5, 2015)(meetup.com)
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PDF Generation on the Web(wiredcraft.com)
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Chinese Consumer Apps Burn Out in Price War(wsj.com)
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Bottom of the page in the footer: "Add your Date of Death to your calendar". Creepiest feature I've ever seen on a site. Interesting nonetheless.
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Wiredcraft | Washington, DC, Berlin & Shanghai | Full Time | ONSITE We're engineers, designers & strategists creating software that solves real-world problems. Think data visualization for the World Bank, software to run the My
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Wiredcraft - Build sh*t that matters Wanna get a job your mom would be proud of? Send us your resume at job@wiredcraft.com. We're engineers, designers & strategists creating software that solves real-world problems. Think data visu
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by hunvreus 11y ago
We've received more than 50 applications, we're still working our way through it.
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Wiredcraft - We create apps that matter We're engineers, designers & strategists creating software that solves real-world problems. Think data visualization for the World Bank, software to run the Myanmar elections or DevOps for th
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by hunvreus 11y ago
If you like this, I suggest you check edushi.com which does it at the scale of China. Example for Shanghai: http://sh.edushi.com/
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I've received similar emails, some of which showed obvious signs of automation (wrong name or remaining template variables). Just flag them as SPAM.

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