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by kmf 8y ago
This episode is great! One of my favorite podcast episodes, well, ever. Curtis' last monologue at the end is really something else - I find myself listening to it pretty regularly.
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Tackling UI Complexity with State Machines(blog.byteconf.com)
1 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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Byteconf ReasonML – free ReasonML conf streamed on Twitch, live right now(byteconf.com)
6 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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Concepts of Functional Programming in JavaScript(blog.byteconf.com)
1 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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Building a Full Stack Application with React and Node(blog.byteconf.com)
1 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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Performance Tracking in React Native(blog.byteconf.com)
1 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 8y ago
Going to plug a quick thing here :) I run a project called Byteconf - we have a free ReasonML conference coming up this Friday, streamed on Twitch: https://www.byteconf.com/reason-2018
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Getting Started with TypeScript in Create React App(medium.com)
6 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 8y ago
The videos will be available on our YouTube channel after the conference wraps up: https://byteconf.com/s/youtube
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by kmf 8y ago
Hey all! Excited to be sharing this project I've been working on for a few months now. Byteconf is a developer conference series streamed online, for free, on Twitch - so anyone and everyone can attend. Check out the stream today, and
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Byteconf React – free React.js conf streamed on Twitch, live right now(byteconf.com)
48 points by kmf 8y ago|6 comments
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by kmf 8y ago
Discord's role/permission management is incredibly powerful. There's a couple things I'd love to see to make it a bit easier to use (duplicating/copying permissions between roles would be great), but I'm comfor
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Keeping up in the JavaScript world(medium.com)
2 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 8y ago
Hey, thank you for this feedback. I think I'm going to pivot a bit on the structure of the conf due to this comment! It's helped me realize that it might be a bit ambitious for a first conference -- thanks for taking the time to r
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Ask HN: Any tips on landing sponsorships for a conference?
3 points by kmf 8y ago|2 comments
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Stripe is building a Ruby typechecker(medium.com)
4 points by kmf 8y ago|1 comments
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Developed an app in 28 days while live streaming it all on Twitch(medium.com)
1 points by kmf 8y ago|0 comments
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Hoist your knowledge of JavaScript hoisting(medium.com)
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Announcing the Byteconf React Call for Papers(medium.com)
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by kmf 9y ago
Good question. The chat actually started in Discord, which I think is actually a better tool for community chats (no archive limit, better permission management). The issue, and in my case, this is specific to the remote Slack, is that a lo
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by kmf 9y ago
Thought about this, and agreed that it’s a good idea. I know @levelsio had one for Nomad List’s Slack, but I don’t think he open-sourced the code. If someone knows of a lib to do that, let me know!
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by kmf 9y ago
Make one! I put a Slack together for remote workers ( https://helloremote.life ) and it’s been really fulfilling to see the group and the level of conversation grow over time. Also a good way to network, both for you as the organi
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by kmf 9y ago
I just started a Telegram group up recently for people casually interested in altcoins/trading. Welcome to anyone - https://t.me/tradetradetrade
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by kmf 9y ago
Sorry about that! Had some issues w/ the now.sh deploy I was using. I've moved it to Heroku–the "Join Us" button should point to the right place on the home page, or you can go to https://helloremote-invite.he
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by kmf 9y ago
Seen a couple Slack suggestions – you might fit in well w/ the Hello, Remote crowd: it's a Slack group I put together for remote workers. Lots of startup people there, join us! https://helloremote.life/
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by kmf 9y ago
Hey HN! Over the weekend, I created Hello, Remote Life – a place for remote workers to chat and meet other fellow remote workers. If you need encouragement or advice on transitioning to remote work, you're welcome too - join us! We hav
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Show HN: Hello, Remote Life – an online community for remote workers(helloremote.life)
2 points by kmf 9y ago|2 comments
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by kmf 9y ago
I clicked on this article because I needed to do something similar this week, and ended up using the JS-based approach. I’ve built something like this with S3 before, but ended up doing it with Google Cloud Storage this time around. The pro
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by kmf 9y ago
I've been writing some smart contracts over the last couple weeks and have learned a lot from OpenZeppelin's solidity repo–you can either use them directly (importing and extending off of them) or use them as a good resource for b
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by kmf 9y ago
I'm a bit allergic to people doing this, but I'm going to hop into this comment thread because it's too big of a coincidence to not plug a bit here. I'm building the solution to this, right now. Think a next-gen Soundclo

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