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by josh_p 1y ago
being discoverable on the existing markets is extremely valuable.
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by josh_p 2y ago
Thanks for this! I didn’t know this library existed. I’ve used a couple of other small libraries to get rust-like error handling and patterns into my Typescript projects. But this is way more comprehensive. I’m going to give it a try.
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by josh_p 2y ago
I think one of the best things you can do now is to be available in your local communities. You don’t have to be a leader there, but showing up, lending a bit of your time, or just making yourself known as an ally, especially to groups that
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by josh_p 2y ago
My 7 y/o is taking low dose atropine every night. It’s slowed the myopia progression for about a year now and she’s really great about taking the drops. I’m looking forward to when she’s old and responsible enough for the special conta
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by josh_p 3y ago
gamedev.tv has a godot course updated for 4.0. I haven't gone through that one but their other stuff is really good. Just wait for sale. they usually go down to $10-$15 for a course.
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by josh_p 4y ago
What do you install on one those? Can you link a guide for setting one of these up?
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by josh_p 4y ago
I've used Delta both with a gamepad (Backbone) and just with the touch screen to play a few Gameboy Advance games. I have an iPhone 12 Pro Max. The experience was super nice both ways. The touch screen interface is essentially the shap
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by josh_p 4y ago
Component libraries like Telerik and Infragistics still seem to be going strong in 2022.
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by josh_p 4y ago
https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma... Article 25
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by josh_p 4y ago
You wouldn't ask a teacher or nurse to change careers because their employer or government is treating them poorly. You'd tell the employer to stop treating people like garbage. I know this is mostly about developers but not every
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by josh_p 4y ago
I'm sure a lot of enjoy cushy, well-paid, low-stress jobs (myself included) but its not all of us. Game development is one area that could benefit from these. People in that industry suffer from a lot of stress and high rates of burnou
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by josh_p 5y ago
It's free while they're in beta. There's a "waitlist" but put your email on it and you'll get an invite within a week. Give it a try. I've been using it for a couple weeks now on my work laptop and for pro
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by josh_p 5y ago
No reason why kids can't do both. My four year old said she wanted to make a game with me because she loves games (and dad's a programmer). So I started a project in Scratch and told her a little about the blocks and we got someth
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by josh_p 5y ago
If you're just looking to drill problems, I think adventofcode.com is more fun than Leetcode. What's worked best for me in learning new languages and such is trying to solve small problems I've had or just working on somethin
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by josh_p 5y ago
Are you suggesting content creators should run their own website? If they have the time & skills, sure. But running your own website is expensive in both time and money.
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Ebooks seem like ‘Netflix for libraries,’ but they’re a drain on budgets(philly.com)
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by josh_p 8y ago
What do you mean by "high minimum wage"? Federal minimum wage in the United States is still $7.25 which is not enough for someone to live on, especially in a high cost of living area. I don't understand. https://ww