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by moeamaya 11y ago
I generically agree with your sentiment, but there are often times where a simple question causes me to reconsider humanities' goals. These "boring" questions become stratified and ultimately challenge and provide friction to
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by moeamaya 11y ago
Thanks for adding the links daveguy! 1) The stack is Rails and Postgres on Heroku, static assets (video/images) on S3/Cloudfront, and transloadit for video processing. $2500 isn't a crazy sum but the project doesn't make
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Why we shut down our Monograph service(medium.com)
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by moeamaya 11y ago
As a poor Mexican from Arizona who went to MIT, this story hits close to home. But after much reflection, I believe the sad reality has a enduring positive legacy which has only begun. While perhaps not following the paradigm of success we
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Why we shut down our Monograph service(medium.com)
2 points by moeamaya 11y ago|0 comments
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The Problem with Dribbble(medium.com)
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Agency Year 1: Make All the Mistakes(medium.com)
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by moeamaya 11y ago
Any write ups why your team moved from Ember to React? Seems like the recent tenets of Ember coincide with Reacts's componentized architecture and one-way data. Also if you were able to convince the team to go from Ember to React, appe
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Winter Is Coming and What Startups (and Investors) Should Do to Be Prepared(davidhauser.com)
1 points by moeamaya 11y ago|0 comments
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by moeamaya 11y ago
Thank you Colin for writing this. I think it's necessary to champion how much we rely on Open Source to encourage giving back. This has been a very recent topic at our company that was bootstrapped early this year and now is humming al
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Patrick McKenzie – Leveling Up [video](vimeo.com)
9 points by moeamaya 11y ago|0 comments
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Onshape’s Cloud-Based CAD Tool Gets $80M in Funding(wired.com)
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by moeamaya 11y ago
This is a fun little side project my friend and I built. The goal was to design and build a color tool with resources for those who don't have access to Photoshop and Sketch. Judging from the high search volume and number of sub-par ex
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Show HN: HTML Color Codes — a powerful set of free color tools(htmlcolorcodes.com)
14 points by moeamaya 11y ago|1 comments
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by moeamaya 11y ago
Similar to getting a raise at a full time job, the best way to walk up your rate as a freelancer is to get a new client and charge more. In lieu of that option, I'd suggest finding a good stopping point (say after a feature is complete
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Cascading Shit Show by fat [video](youtube.com)
3 points by moeamaya 11y ago|1 comments
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by moeamaya 11y ago
I had the same initial impression based on the opening paragraph. I thought the post was going to use the Uber technique of ocr-ing a webcam (in their case mobile) image of your card and auto inputting all the info. Either way the UX proces
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by moeamaya 11y ago
At UC Berkeley this semester they did something similar with a small army of subsidized printers, creating 840 8x8 "bricks" out of a proprietary concrete. More if your interested http://3dprintingindustry.com/2015&
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'Apple' CNC – MIT researchers repurpose iMac box as a 2D CNC(monograph.io)
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by moeamaya 11y ago
The library is concise and easy to reason about. Did you pull this out of the Bitcoin landing page? I just started using the lib for a client last week and I love the syntax. The code is starting to get a little unwieldy, how do you structu
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Bloom – 9-foot 3D printed Pavillion(monograph.io)
1 points by moeamaya 11y ago|0 comments
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by moeamaya 11y ago
I think you missed out on the point of compensation. Even as a first employee working at a startup, you're only expected to get 1-3% equity, but you're as you stated doing many things outside of dev work. Big Corp Devs perhaps don
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Three Machines on Transparency(monograph.io)
1 points by moeamaya 11y ago|0 comments
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by moeamaya 11y ago
Nice work Jake! I think you should keep the project summaries on the homepage. If you do make a big change I might move the Developer and Ops summaries below your projects. Give me a quick intro to who you are then let me see your work. Als
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How do you judge a JavaScript programmer by only 5 questions?(medium.com)
12 points by moeamaya 11y ago|3 comments
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MirrorFugue – Conjuring the Recorded Pianist(monograph.io)
1 points by moeamaya 11y ago|0 comments
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by moeamaya 11y ago
Even if you ignore the improvement in overall brand consistency, as a general workflow it’s a huge win. It’s basically a design framework for a large team, no different than React is a UI library for manipulating the DOM. But as others have
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by moeamaya 12y ago
I generally like your insight. The example seems to contradict your idea though—getting a readership of 20k is often much more difficult than getting paying customers from an MVP. For the brochure, I would leave out specific metrics and dat
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New Manhattan condo building will be world's skinniest skyscraper(news.buzzbuzzhome.com)
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by moeamaya 12y ago
I second this; it's really motivating to learn about an emphatic approach to an idea that ultimately resulted in an oblique transition. A post-mortem would help those interested in solving similar problems start from a more informed ba

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