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Build a User-Focused Website(manuelmoreale.com)
6 points by mtm7 6y ago|0 comments
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by mtm7 6y ago
I like her writing style. Each sentence flows into the next. Although I’m not quite sure what the last sentence means. She gets caught... and then what?
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The Changing World Order(principles.com)
118 points by mtm7 6y ago|113 comments
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by mtm7 6y ago
I'm a huge fan of Zeit/Vercel's products and design. I've interacted with their team on a few occasions and they've always been nice. Plus, their mechanical keyboard is super cool... [0] I absolutely loved the name
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by mtm7 6y ago
I liked the name “Zeit” much better, but this is still exciting.
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by mtm7 6y ago
This is fascinating. If you ever feel like writing about your experiences adapting codebases, I'd read it in a heartbeat! :)
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by mtm7 6y ago
I love Stripe and have been a happy customer for years. But to piggyback off of this comment, one thing I've always wanted from them is plug-and-play subscription management, similar to Memberful[0]. [0]: https://memberful.c
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by mtm7 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what benefits does Microsoft/GitHub get from owning a package registry? I'd be fascinated to learn more about their long-term strategy here.
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by mtm7 6y ago
This becomes even worse if your food supply is limited. Your body produces less heat if you’re not eating enough calories, which can make you feel cold even in a normal temperature.
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by mtm7 7y ago
This was exceptionally immaturely handled on multiple fronts: > Thinking there were technical difficulties, some employees logged-off and were never able to return to the meeting. [...] Others tried in vain to join the webinar and got a
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by mtm7 7y ago
Oh, it’s definitely not a requirement. But having MDX support, CSS modules, and React’s componentization would make the development experience a lot nicer.
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by mtm7 7y ago
I've been following your site for a few weeks, and I just love it. The design, the writing, the interactive examples, the little sounds... it's all so thoughtful! I'm thinking of switching to Gatsby so I can have more fun wit
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by mtm7 7y ago
I also prefer checkboxes to switches – at least on desktop. Although anecdotally, I've helped a few older, technophobic people learn how to use websites/phones, and the majority of them know exactly what to do when presented with
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by mtm7 7y ago
Well, what are your guesses?
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by mtm7 7y ago
What's it like to develop on a MacBook Air these days? I have a 2016 13" MacBook Pro and am thinking of upgrading, but I don't know how it'll handle JS/Docker/Rails.
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by mtm7 7y ago
Of course. Amazing username by the way! :)
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by mtm7 7y ago
Fascinating. I found a video where two eagles work together to arrange a new stick in their nest. (It takes place around 10:25.) They try multiple spots to see where it fits best. [0] And unrelated to birds, but hearing about how animals &q
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Ask HN: How do you write code so it's easy to change?
69 points by mtm7 7y ago|77 comments
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by mtm7 7y ago
> "We are working on full end-to-end TypeScript support for Redwood, all they way from the DB schema definition to the frontend and back via GraphQL. It's in the works!" - Tom Preston-Werner ( https://twitter.com
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by mtm7 7y ago
> Special English is a controlled version of the English language first used on 19 October 1959... World news and other programs are read one-third slower than regular English. (paraphrased from Wikipedia) This is fascinating. I had trou
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by mtm7 7y ago
It seems like you're relatively low risk. Japan has several hundred cases in a population of 126 million. It's still good to be cautious though. The negatives: air travel could be disrupted while you're here, there's asy
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by mtm7 7y ago
I went from a page that said: > My charge for typical business or civil work is $450.00 per hour. To one that said: > I am a relative newcomer to the world of turtles. ...in two clicks. I love this site. Also learned a recipe for a qu
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by mtm7 7y ago
Ouch. Did this happen on a Stripe-hosted checkout form, or did you use something like Stripe Elements to handle it yourself?
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by mtm7 7y ago
I use a Simple Analytics competitor – not going to name them here out of respect for OP, who is doing great work with his product – but yes, this space seems to be growing. Personally speaking, there are a few reasons I've switched fro
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by mtm7 7y ago
Hey everyone, these are my plain-English notes on popular JavaScript/React/web development interview questions (recursion, event delegation, component lifecycle, reducers, XSS and CSRF, personal questions, etc.). The post is clock
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My JavaScript/React interview study guide(zeph.co)
2 points by mtm7 7y ago|1 comments
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by mtm7 7y ago
There are a few comments about how to decrease stress. From personal experience, asking "How can I be less stressed?" is like asking "How can I be happy?" There's not really a great answer... but you can look at the
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by mtm7 7y ago
From a user's perspective, I tried "Sign in with Apple" for the first time the other day on Dom Hoffman's new app Byte, and I'm really happy with it. Some benefits: 1. I don't need to remember a password to sig
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by mtm7 7y ago
Eh, there's a gray area here. Your priorities really depend on the type of project you're making. Let's say you're building a web app for a SaaS business. Wouldn't it be more important to make your code refactorable
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by mtm7 7y ago
This is a difficult problem. Donations wouldn't be reliable/stable enough to fund the company, and selling a different product (SaaS, consulting, etc.) would realign Mozilla's incentives to have its best people working on its

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