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by mouly 4y ago
Does Target Red Card offer charity donations like Amazon Smile? Asking for our PTO.
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by mouly 4y ago
I agree with the point that there is a difference between a savings mindset and investment/growth mindset. One should invest in physical and mental health. But a lot of the advice seems like narrative fallacies.
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by mouly 4y ago
I agree with the point that there is a difference between a savings mindset and investment/growth mindset. One should invest in physical and mental health. But a lot of the advice seems like narrative fallacies
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by mouly 4y ago
Especially when driving short distances in new cities, a route with fewest turns would be useful.
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by mouly 4y ago
The article makes me wonder if a support group (nonprofit) for laif off tech professionals with the goal of alleviating the loneliness. It could be as simple as a weekly call with others who have been laid off.
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by mouly 4y ago
If you have microservice A that depends on service B and both of the services are need to be updated for a change, then how do you avoid coordinating deployments to staging and production environment?
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by mouly 4y ago
Scaling engineering velocity is also dependent on the domain and strategy. If the strategy is throw darts on the wall and see what sticks - one can scale independent teams. If the strategy is leverage what we have to build new features then
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by mouly 4y ago
> Prior to this incident, our cloud has consistently delivered 99.9% uptime and exceeded uptime SLAs. But it had the risk of catastrophic failure the whole time. I wish we had better ways to measure and communicate risk.
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by mouly 11y ago
Bret Victor has provided a first principles approach to solving climate change. I work at SolarCity we take a similar systems thinking approach and tackle the problems at their fundamental level. We have been vertically integrating the busi
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by mouly 12y ago
SolarCity - San Francisco, CA & San Mateo, CA SolarCity is America's largest solar power provider. We make clean energy available to homeowners, businesses, schools, non-profits and government organizations at a lower cost than the
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by mouly 14y ago
Both usages have a valid context. In system generated messages "yours" seems more appropriate. It implies that someone else is talking to the user. If I got a message "My email was received", I would feel like talking to myself. The UI is a
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Three frameworks for problem solving(mouly.me)
2 points by mouly 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Directory of JS Libs
9 points by mouly 14y ago|4 comments
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by mouly 14y ago
Aeropress. Electric kettle (bought for $5 from CL). Kurps Blade grinder. (Burr grinder would be better, but too big for my kitchen). Heat milk on stove top. Froth with aero latte. Enjoy.
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Horse and Rider: Following Design(UX) Principles(mouly.me)
1 points by mouly 14y ago|0 comments
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Lessons after graduation from design school(mouly.me)
2 points by mouly 14y ago|0 comments
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by mouly 14y ago
The readability can be improved a lot: * The grey text has very low contrast. * The color coding seems arbitrary * I would indicate links use a blue text, and remove the turquoise box. You don't want the CV to take the reader's attention fr
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Better design tools to improve collaboration(mouly.me)
2 points by mouly 14y ago|0 comments
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by mouly 14y ago
Usability is not a constant property. When we first see an interface we evaluate its perceived usability. Research has shown that this is mostly a function of its visual appeal. I think skeumorphic design has a high perceived usability. Som
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by mouly 15y ago
The projects that are offshored don't require programmer. They require people who can understand and follow instructions.
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by mouly 15y ago
Replacing Menu button with "..." does nothing. The actions will continue to be hidden. All possible actions should be visible. If there are too many actions, then it is a sign to redesign. Creating a bucket for putting misc. actions will ma
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by mouly 15y ago
thehindu.com is reputed. They are independent and practice quality journalism