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by minademian 8mo ago
I concur. Really great post! Been an engineer for a while, starting to prepare to put together SaaS products, so this will be useful to come back to. Thank you, OP!
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by minademian 8y ago
I agree. It is indeed a novel project, but has little to actually do with TeX.
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by minademian 9y ago
and now for something completely different...
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by minademian 9y ago
Such a solid article. Refreshing to read this.
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by minademian 9y ago
This is an excellent essay about both writing and being so different.
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by minademian 9y ago
an awesome (in the literal sense) piece of work - hardware, software, engineering, design, communication, promotion
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by minademian 9y ago
welcome development. apparent that Firefox is paying attention what's happening in JS world...
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by minademian 9y ago
Feels like Medium is clutching at straws after failing with the Members-Only content model...
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by minademian 9y ago
so novel and simple!
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by minademian 9y ago
No, but I'd say it's more than that, given the article.
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by minademian 9y ago
Great answer.
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by minademian 9y ago
Why can't CEOs just build products and help customers and abstain from moral crusades?
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by minademian 9y ago
Written a few songs. This article is good advice and it captures the process really well. It honors the sporadic nature of idea generation. #2 is incredibly true, just capture them, even if you're driving on a highway! You'll neve
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by minademian 9y ago
Pretty measured essay. I went through my own LaTex fetish phase. The typesetting can get in the way of the writing. I've found it easier to first write in a text editor and then start typesetting once I'm pretty much sure of the c
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by minademian 9y ago
The logical conclusion of the intersection of capitalism and social media...
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by minademian 9y ago
Commend Houseparty for their resilience. Can't be easy while the cat is staring you down, planning your demise.
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by minademian 9y ago
this is incredibly fascinating and insightful. side question: who composed the music? the guitar track is excellent. :)
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by minademian 9y ago
this looks promising. I like how it teaches the concepts using plain Javascript without focusing on a tool or library. Kudos.
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by minademian 9y ago
No. Do I need to in order to crack a half-joke? :)
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by minademian 9y ago
i think the points raised, that addiction is normalized and that society decides what is an "addiction" or not, is novel and fresh.
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by minademian 9y ago
this reminds me of a dark joke. a rabbit was detained by the secret police. the interrogator asks him, "what are you?" the rabbit says, "rabbit" They torture, beat, and electrocute him for days. Then, the interrogator as
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by minademian 9y ago
h/t to CircleCI for doing this kind of work in the tech industry.
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by minademian 9y ago
Had an aha moment reading this post. It makes sense now. This sentence mirrors my own recent experience: "These kinds of things are ones which I would relay to them via phone or in person and not post about publicly."
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by minademian 9y ago
the most un-Medium article I've read on Medium in a long time. great execution!
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by minademian 9y ago
good essay. i like the somber tone that neither glorifies nor pscyhologies her father's disease.
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by minademian 9y ago
great concept. i'd say it's more intelligent and meaningful promotion rather than succumbing to hipsterism...
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by minademian 9y ago
"... one of the last things that kept me on Facebook—after I had largely stopped posting and reading the News Feed—was simply checking my notifications. I unconsciously craved that little hit of happiness one gets when they see, So-and
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by minademian 9y ago
such a great thread, guys. thank you.
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by minademian 9y ago
"Take error handling really seriously. A program that can gracefully reject input with a detailed error message is far better than one that crashes mysteriously" Wisdom.
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by minademian 9y ago
this is excellent.

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