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3y ago
Shame that project went the way that it did. A bit ahead of its time if you ask me. There were a lot of controls that phones just didn't support well enough which complicated the project. It was more of a Cordova or Haxe than an Electr
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3y ago
Try to make it not about the job itself. Reward yourself with other things that are non-code related. "If I get 5-10 of these done today, I'll reward myself with..." Or use your imagination in someway like kids do with action
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4y ago
Taking it a little personal, eh?
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4y ago
This is like.. a list of things to avoid doing.
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Show HN: Pedal – Push to talk for video games
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6y ago
I had some trouble swapping out paginator classes in Laravel so I wrote an article about my experience in case it helps someone else in the future.
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Laravel/PHP: Swapping out the pagination class to your own
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6y ago
It's definitely personal choice / for-yourself thing. For me, I think it's fine to change things that are specific / personal. I have plenty of modifications for dev work, staging, etc.. but also refer to things like Cor
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6y ago
I've become fed up with typing "HackerNews.com" into the address bar and having it go to SpaceRogue. This script should install this to your hosts file on unix/windows. The change is: 209.216.230.240 hackernews.com www.h
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Show HN: Setup 'Hacker News.com' to redirect to this website
(gist.github.com)
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7y ago
Created a quick game mvp during coronavirus quarantine. It's ~2 days work and there may be bugs, but it's a silly concept just for fun. If you see anything noticeably bad or have any suggestions, let me know and I might address th
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Show HN: Top Comment – Guess which comment was most popular [alpha]
(totallytopcomment.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
This is a plugin that extends the website StreetEasy.com which is used for apartment hunting in NYC / NJ area. I was recently on the hunt for an apartment and thought of a bunch of features I wish the website had, so I wrote this plugi
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Show HN: StreetEasy Plus – Chrome Plugin for Better Apartment Hunting in NYC
(medium.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
I debated a bit on whether or not this even needed to be written up. Anyway, gist is that I wanted to do a linear gradient reveal over a complex background without Javascript.. and I couldn't find any techniques that worked. At first,
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Pure CSS Linear Gradient Mask Animation on HTML Elements
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8y ago
specific overrides base. top down. Could be whatever way you want it to be really, but that's the case here.
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8y ago
I ran into this issue today and couldn't find a great solution online. Needed to combine multiple key/value files, like .ini or .env, and have some values override others while removing duplicates. This script + example demonstr
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Merging two ini/env keyval files and remove duplicate keys using awk
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A more efficient way of doing weighted randomization – Medium
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8y ago
Weighted randomization. Objective: You have a list of things with a popularity score and want to get a random item from the list, but you don't want just ANY random item. You want it to be a generally popular item. How it works: You ta
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8y ago
I spend most of my hours during the week. Depending on what I'm doing and how much I want to get done, I'll usually spend a few hours each day between 10pm - 4am. If it's a new project or a big feature, I'll carve out a
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8y ago
1.) We'll save your list to localStorage so that you can come back to it later on the same computer. The reason we have Facebook/Twitter sign-in is so you can sync the saved list across devices. We chose FB/Twitter for single
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8y ago
The category you land in is "Hot" which represents items that are new and popular. They generally end up being movies/tv series that are soon to be released. If watch enough or click "Browse", you can start watching
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8y ago
Good find. Saw the flags for that, it should be adjusted (depending on cache).
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8y ago
The logic around that is: If you're scrolling, it stays open. If you pause the video, it stays open. If you stop moving your mouse, we wait a couple seconds then fade out. If you move your mouse, it resets the timeout. Some people woul
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8y ago
It can be tough for thrillers / suspense films where it's best when everything is a surprise, but I have no idea how you market something based on: "Trust us, it's really good but we can't tell you anything about it
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Author here: The point of this project is to discover movies and TV shows that you ordinarily wouldn't find because the studios put their advertising money into something else. Now that we have so many ways to watch content: Netflix, H
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8y ago
Do you have any programming experience at all? "Learning Vue" won't cut it. Do you have any backend, database, frontend, etc... any experience?
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Show HN: Trailer Nite – Find something to watch tonight
(trailernite.com)
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8y ago
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