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> you should leverage low-fidelity prototyping methods like wireframes and paper prototypes to make the product easy to use and understand. I advocate for high-fidelity tools for this too, such as Figma, Sketch, Marvel, etc., quick web
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Summary repo here: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/powerful_questions These questions and practices are very relevant for startup teams and tech teams, such as for strategic project planning with limited resourc
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Summary: this is a non-recursive merge sort with improvements. Benchmark of quadsort() versus C qsort(): * ~10x faster on forward-order items * ~2x faster on reverse-order items * ~equivalent on random-order items Improvements: * Ordering:
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Show HN: Geneder inclusive language – a repo and request for comments
(github.com)
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https://hbr.org/2018/03/cold-showers-lead-to-fewer-sick-days The link is an interview with the study author, and excerpts are below. This is the first high-level evidence showing that cold showers can benefit your
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7y ago
Great goal! I'm a big fan of social networks for social good, including empowering users, reducing spam, and improving communications. The Planetary project uses the Scuttlebutt protocol. I've looked at the protocol a bit, and I l
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Show HN: Webservers as one-liner runnable code
(github.com)
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Git chart: visualize git repo activity by day and author
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Ideally async and backpressure will advance to make better use of scheduling, prioritizing, quality of service shaping, termination conditioning, and the like. As an example, there's a big difference between the async needs of one payi
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7y ago
Thanks for sharing your learning! This shows a good way to learn Vue, Sass, and how to integrate with YouTube and the Genius API for lyrics.
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7y ago
Homelessness in California is one of the volunteer topics at Hack For LA ( https://hackforla.org ) and Code For America ( https://www.codeforamerica.org ). The purpose of the code is to assist social services case manage
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7y ago
Link: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/outputs_vs_outcomes
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Great! I want to highlight the kinds of stories that I especially want to read. I imagine an implementation akin to highlighting for my favorite saved search terms. For example, I want to highlight general topics (e.g. Rust, Elixir), specif
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Outputs vs. outcomes: what's the difference and why does it matter?
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Ask HN: How to quit Palo Alto Networks Global Protect?
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"However, there's always a chance Assistant could accidentally start recording snippets of conversations and therefore potentially sensitive and identifiable information. " - This is why security people want a hardware microp
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Liquibase "Hello World": https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/demo_liquibase_hello_... --liquibase formatted sql --changeset alice@example.com:1 create table person ( id int not null pri
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7y ago
Segment won developer mindshare because Peter and the team made a strong commitment to developer success. For my project, he came onsite to help me, then invited me back to HQ to meet the team, debrief, and share the roadmap. I have recomme
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The teller post and queueing theory ideas are included here: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/queueing_theory
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Location: San Francisco & Los Angeles Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby, Rust, Java, JavaScript, etc. Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/joelparkerhenderson Email: joel@joelparkerhenderso
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Perfect thanks. I'll add a section now that addresses your point.
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Thanks for commenting. Can you help me understand your comment more? When you and your teammates want to make a significant decision (such as what technology to choose), and you want to do evaluations and communications, how do you do it?
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I'm the author and I welcome constructive advice. This repo is a generalization of a sibling repo for architecture decision records.
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Show HN: Decision record – how to improve teamwork decisions by using templates
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Tireless Teen Takes Ticks to Task (and Seeks AI Image-Recognition Help)
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For prettiness, Visio or OmniGraffle. For shareable web editing, LucidChart or Draw.io. For quick easy text markup, PlantUML or Mermaid. I have not found any UML tool that's pretty, shareable, round-trippable, and has easy text markup.
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When I sign up, the site shows me: -- Members: 89060. -- You are number 57786 on the waiting list. -- Subscription is $12.99USD/month or $100USD/year. The site is organized by "SubWikis" which are topics, akin to subredd
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Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales Has Launched an Alternative to Facebook and Twitter
(techspot.com)
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Thank you for writing and sharing - I especially like the feature for a call for papers. I'm adding Frab to a list of Meetup alternatives and related meeting software: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/social_
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Excellent, thank you for the constructive advice! I'll start in on it.
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