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by kin 11y ago
In my experience, if JSX becomes too complex to read/write, then that just means I need to break down my components.
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by kin 11y ago
Is there any news for WebAssembly on mobile browsers?
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by kin 11y ago
Just because I can't see the score doesn't mean I'm not going to what I can to increase it.
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by kin 11y ago
This is awesome. I love that there is more and more interest in space exploration lately. Hopefully real life events will soon inspire beyond what recent movies like Interstellar and the Martian have shown us.
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by kin 11y ago
From both watching and experiencing demos, it has proven me otherwise. But you're right, it's not even in the market yet so time will tell if the public will be down for it, especially with that stupid cover on Time magazine ( htt
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by kin 11y ago
RadPad | Los Angeles, CA (Culver City) | full-time onsite RadPad is reimagining what it means to rent. From going through the process of finding the perfect apartment to paying rent, RadPad is focused on creating experiences that make renti
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by kin 11y ago
In my opinion, Slack is still the best way to have work conversations. Using integrations & plugins right gets you the information you want quickly. And if there are conversations going on that you don't want to be a part of, just
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by kin 11y ago
As a happy engineer in LA, I'm pretty sad to see we're not in the top 8. I just wanted it say that the tech industry here is pretty great and you should all check it out. Actually, talent is pretty hard to come by down here and pl
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by kin 11y ago
What I'm betting on is the mobile web browser. I know going HTML5 on mobile has failed in the past, but the future can still come. On desktops, desktop apps ruled until web apps became super powerful. I'm betting on the same fate
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by kin 11y ago
It was a beautiful app and I'm sad to see it go, good luck on your next big thing!
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by kin 11y ago
Congrats! PadMapper was my go-to during college. If you write about your journey, I'd love to specifically hear your thoughts during the big drama with Craigslist.
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by kin 11y ago
Just wanted to chime in and say that page load was sexy.
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by kin 11y ago
Would love to see this in action as it solves my music festival communication woes. The price tag is a little steep though for adoption.
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by kin 11y ago
If it's something they already had for free and are now rebranding/repurposing, fine. But, there are many other features I'd rather have, like better lists, or a more open API for 3rd party apps to build off of.
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by kin 11y ago
I second lists. I can view lists easily with TweetDeck, but organizing lists is a chore. How about themed lists & channels based on category? Make a channel called Fashion or a channel called Movies and it would more or less operate lik
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by kin 11y ago
Same. LinkedIn has helped me find 2 fantastic jobs now (and leads to many other potential ones). Granted, it was through one recruiter of the many that spammed my inbox. But still, that clutter stays on LinkedIn and I only deal with it when
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by kin 11y ago
While I agree with you, I would say that bubble bursting is more synonymous with larger disasters like the housing crash in 08 or the Dotcom bust in 2000. In my opinion what's happening with overvalued companies is more of a market cor
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by kin 11y ago
All of the use cases for this, Slack more or less solves, which Events being a Slack integration away. That being said, outside of the HN Community and outside of Tech savvy companies who know and prefer Slack, it's not completely usel
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by kin 11y ago
If this happens often enough maybe my company will start using their Enterprise install
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by kin 11y ago
While many are saying the bubble is popping I feel like it's just correcting itself. Other companies with high evaluations actually have a business model and hopefully shouldn't suffer the same fate.
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by kin 11y ago
I'm not a T-Mobile employee. I'm a T-Mobile customer, and as a customer I would hate to see them go down for something that I don't think to be a big deal. EFF could have easily told T-Mobile diplomatically that they're
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by kin 11y ago
John Legere firmly believes that he fights for the user (consumer). So, when the EFF comes in and accuses T-Mobile of throttling video data, he's going to lash back and ask: 1.Who the f*ck are you anyway EFF? He's the CEO of T-Mob
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by kin 11y ago
https://twitter.com/Budweiser/status/684878816959856640
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by kin 11y ago
IMO he's upset because he feels like T-Mobile is very much on the side of the customers. As a T-Mobile customer I certainly feel that way. Free unlimited streaming for music and video? Unlimited streaming on all content for the holiday
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by kin 11y ago
He's getting 4 free ticket from Budweiser in section 112 and 4 free tickets in section 106 personally delivered by the CEO of Tickets For Less. Now, Stubhub has apologized and promised to get him to the game. If I were him I'd den
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by kin 11y ago
According to their blog, there is a multisig set up. See here: https://blog.openbazaar.org/what-is-openbazaar/
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by kin 11y ago
Yelp as a company has no way of knowing what shady practices their sales people use to try and get an ad sale. I've experienced first hand being the point of communication for my parents' small business. As soon as I declined a $3
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by kin 11y ago
Working at a startup in Venice (near Google LA) already looks like this. There are tons of work/live lofts around the area that house small teams.
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by kin 11y ago
The thing is, everything Google is doing is a lesser form of what it's copying so it's not an iteration. That and they're not just copying one thing they're trying to do everything. Why? All of your examples sought to im
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by kin 11y ago
Collections is kind of like Pinterest. Communities is kind of like Reddit. Plus was kind of like Facebook. Buzz was kind of like Twitter. They really need to stop imitating and start innovating. At this point I don't even think they kn

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