jehna1

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   by jehna1 8y ago

   > I believe and hope that we will see less tracking in the future As a consumer I sure hope so too, but I'm only seeing increase on different methods of tracking at the corporate level; tracking software is becoming more cheap, acc
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   by jehna1 8y ago

   Can you tell more about the "organic" label?
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   Ask HN: Should We Create a Badge for Software That Does Not Track You?

   32 points by jehna1 8y ago|12 comments
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   by jehna1 8y ago

   Here's a somewhat related project that aims to make regular expressions more verbose: https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/JSVerbalExpressions Here's a simple example for matching URLs: const tester = V
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   by jehna1 8y ago

   Thank you for taking time to answer! I definitely relate to having a ton of desktop spaces open all the time. > What price would you feel comfortable paying for Pi? After reading through the website and watching the product video, I&#x27
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   by jehna1 8y ago

   I think I "got" what Pi is all about and I think I like it. $70 is just out of the range of value I can see Pi would benefit me. Can I ask how many users you have so far? How did you start with Pi and validate the idea?
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   by jehna1 9y ago

   Wanted to try to create a NES game on a game jam, so I started to create a bootstrap project for creating a NES game in C: https://github.com/jehna/nes-bootstrap
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   Banking group Nordea bans Bitcoin trading from it's employees(reuters.com)

   2 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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   by jehna1 9y ago

   Try product-specific subreddits like /r/coolgithubprojects There are other subreddits too which are trying to find cool projects like yours. Other approach is to write a blog post and post that to e.g. /r/opensource
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Wow, cool project! You should try Reddit. It has a lot of niche communities where you could share your project. Also Google for things someone who seeks for a project like yours would Google. That gives you a rough idea of what kind of sour
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    I agree that it's crucial to have a good license for your project to spread. But I think it's one of those things that takes a lot of mental effort when you do it the first time. Fortunately GitHub helps you quite a lot nowadays w
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Deadlines are a bliss. They help you to both reduce the unnecessary, but also to fail faster. Sunken cost fallacy is a real thing even in side projects.
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    The differentiating qualities of the project is indeed very important. But I think it's more than okay to also say that "this is a clone of xxx I'm using to learn yyy".
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    TL;DR: how to turn a side project into an OSS side project: start by scratching your own itch, timebox tweaking, write a good README, hit publish. Easier than you'd think. here's the project https://github.com/jehn
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Hey, I'm the author of this blog post. Hit me with questions if you got some!
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    What's the difference between ESLint and Prettier?(restishistory.net)

    2 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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    How to Write Better Code by Using a Linter(restishistory.net)

    1 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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    It's hard to overcome the troubles of global CSS(reddit.com)

    1 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Here's also a pretty in-depth comparison on many other alternatives: https://github.com/MicheleBertoli/css-in-js
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Yep, styled-components is another good take on the same idea as CSS Modules. More alternatives include: - Aphrodite ( https://github.com/khan/aphrodite ) - Radium ( https://github.com/FormidableLabs/r
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    How to Structure Your CSS Better as Components(restishistory.net)

    1 points by jehna1 9y ago|4 comments
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Documents like README have a tendency of getting out of date really quickly — especially if you add dependencies between different content inside the file. I think anyone using Confluence (or similar wiki-style space) can agree. Including t
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    README Best Practices Template(github.com)

    2 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    Here's a bootstrap template for creating your own README.md: https://github.com/jehna/readme-best-practices You can use it to quickly go through most common information you should include in your own readme.
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    I recommend reading an article about dude who was unable to code with his hands, so he uses voice commands to code faster than with keyboard[1]. [1]: http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/using_voice_to_code.html
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    I'm calling bull. I would not trust some device to read my thoughts to write them to a Word document. Random thoughts are too uncontrollable. I would not trust my phone to connect automatically to any device, I see that's a huge r
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    Show HN: Fixing the Last Point on Google PageSpeed Insights(thejunkland.com)

    2 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: How does your team measure happiness?

    2 points by jehna1 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jehna1 9y ago

    I've been using Internet for almost two years with JS disabled by default. My experience is, that while ecommerce sites may break, most of them are quite usable even without JS. Most good blogs work just fine. And the ones that don&#x2
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    by jehna1 10y ago

    True story: Proposed my wife with a Facebook ad.