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by jypepin 8y ago
Yes this sounds good. Have you noticed a risk of people over-working because of the lack of hours? Or feeling bad about taking vacations? (Something I've felt while having unlimited vacations). As you are saying that, as the business o
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by jypepin 8y ago
same here. and my friends all tell me "it's a good thing, because you know everybody working here are passionate". He told me that while he was paying for his lunch at the Apple cafeteria because they don't even get free
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by jypepin 8y ago
Thanks for the comment! Our goal is to add more of them, and a potential future V2 will allow to randomly mix and match between all of them (hair, eyes, colors, etc!).
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Show HN: Joe Schmoe – Illustrated avatars for developers and designers(joeschmoe.io)
15 points by jypepin 8y ago|4 comments
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by jypepin 8y ago
I agree with you. I've done both approaches at scaled, and I'm still not really sold on CSS-IN-JS. Of course, I think it's a matter a taste (and maybe experience?) so to each its own. Personally I much prefer using separate c
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by jypepin 8y ago
Not sure if you have experience doing software consulting or not, but you describe exactly what forces freelancers to negotiate their rates down and burn out, vs successful consultants who charge much more, work on much more valuable projec
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by jypepin 8y ago
I'm solo and I've followed this advice and it did me well.
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by jypepin 8y ago
Aren't url fragment originally used for page position already? Like url.com/#title would scroll to the page the div with id "title"? In that case I don't feel like using url fragment for a word position is so much b
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Early demo of new react devtools(react-devtools-experimental.now.sh)
1 points by jypepin 8y ago|0 comments
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by jypepin 8y ago
well, just like any other features, assuming there is a good reason for you to implement that feature, you want most browsers to support it.
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by jypepin 8y ago
Great answer from Tim [1], the lead maintainer of Next on the difference of the 2 (the whole thread is great). I've never used Gatsby so I can't really judge, but my understanding has always been that Gatsby is mostly focused on s
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by jypepin 8y ago
I've been using Next.js for a fairly big e-commerce project for a client, and I have to say it's great. The framework itself makes working with a React, universal rendering app much easier than other solutions I've worked wit
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by jypepin 8y ago
I stand corrected then, thanks for sharing :) I missed that part!
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by jypepin 8y ago
That's what I was hoping what this link was about. I'd love to see a high level list of how to do keyword analytics and other things to have a better idea of what wording to use and try to rank better.
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by jypepin 8y ago
This is a feature available on most web frameworks today (for example Link's prefetch on Next.js), but still could be very useful for smaller website and other static pages not using such frameworks. I'd be a little wary of using
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by jypepin 8y ago
Are you implying the use of context when you say that hooks allow you to re-use state between components? Legit question because I don't know hooks very well. To my understanding, hooks are just syntactic sugar to use and update local
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by jypepin 8y ago
Some notes are interesting; > VIOLATOR ADMITTED TO SPEED AS "BEING A RECORD" another one > First checked at 85 mph northbound on I-45 driving in the left hand lane. Sped off at a high rate of speed "sped off at a high r
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by jypepin 8y ago
I would disagree with you and say that from my own experience (not saying your experience is wrong obviously) it's quite the opposite; in small applications, using local states is fine, but as soon as your application grows, having eve
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by jypepin 8y ago
By "over redux" do you mean "with redux" or "instead of redux"? I haven't used hooks yet but if you are using hooks instead of redux, it confuses me on how hooks work. To me they seems to be replacing th
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by jypepin 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - AMS - Remote Only After both working 4+ years at Uber and other small YC companies and ad agencies before that, my wife and I started a small web studio. She's a designer (communications design and UX) and I'm a web
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by jypepin 8y ago
From my experience, a PM being technical can not do harm, but as a PM you work with multiple people: both front end backend engineers, data analysts, designers and maybe sales/ops/etc. You can't have a background in every tal
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by jypepin 8y ago
This is very important. More and more a11y functionalities are added to HTML5 and browsers, but I yet have to see them used / put in place. I've work at small and big companies, and this has never, _ever_, been a subject of dis
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by jypepin 8y ago
oh my bad, I thought Thunderbolt meant the dongle type, as in, the shape of the plug. My macbook only has 4 USB-C plugs.
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by jypepin 8y ago
Depends of your definition of simple, but I really like https://cronhub.io/ . Does 1 thing and does it well.
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by jypepin 8y ago
Any reason why they'd still be using Thunderbolt and only put 1 usb-c instead of full usb-c like macbooks? With even apple dropping thunderbolt, isn't it a sign of death for those ports?
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by jypepin 8y ago
this sadly looks like a copy of https://cronhub.io/
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Where do start to learn Cyber Security?
2 points by jypepin 8y ago|2 comments
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by jypepin 8y ago
The answer can be a bit different depending on what you already know, but here is a list of a few things things I work with: - Rails or Express for the backend (depending on needs, I'll usually chose Rails over Express 90% of the time)
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by jypepin 8y ago
Agreed for Vuejs. I'm trying more and more to push back on developping de-facto SPAs because they _seem_ just easier to build now with React or whatever cool framework, but actually bring so much complexities. Unless there is a real
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by jypepin 8y ago
That was a nice, fun read, and a simple way to show how sometimes, simple data analysis and common sense trumps everything else :) Also, great website design. Simple and clean!

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