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by ollerac 7y ago
This is nice, but my go to tool is: https://www.debuggex.com/ Not only does it tell you what everything means, but it visually displays it in a way that just makes sense.
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Hostyoself: Server in a browser – host from your computer, your phone, etc.(github.com)
315 points by ollerac 7y ago|81 comments
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by ollerac 7y ago
The run infinitely nested versions of Sqreen, of course.
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by ollerac 7y ago
This is a rosy way to look at things after-the-fact, but, as far as I understand, the way Google monetized their search (by showing only relevant ads) was still a fairly new business practice at the time. And Adsense wasn't well tested
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by ollerac 7y ago
This wouldn't work with a standard React project though, right? Because you still need to transpile JSX. You could use the development version of React, I guess, which is slower, but can understand JSX, but that's not something yo
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by ollerac 7y ago
- Show screenshots on the home page of key features and explain how they’ll help users - Respond to people in Twitter looking for budgeting software - Cold email people who’d get the most value from this (freelancers?) - Improve the product
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by ollerac 7y ago
This sounds terrible. I'm sorry.
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by ollerac 7y ago
I’m curious about this too, but I don’t think they’ll talk openly about it. For some hints, you could probably look at what data Google reCaptcha collects. The newest version (v3) doesn’t even require a user to click anything except a singl
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by ollerac 7y ago
This might be a blind spot for Google because the longer you stay on any given webpage, the better it is for them, since 50% of all webpages have ads served by Google or one of their subsidiaries. I wonder if this will be Google’s downfall
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Show HN: RequestCreative, a website builder for your freelance business
1 points by ollerac 8y ago|0 comments
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Finding a Name for My Startup in 3 Weeks (and 107 Other Available Domains)(creativeage.co)
1 points by ollerac 8y ago|0 comments
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by ollerac 8y ago
Remember to turn off your Adblock ;)
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by ollerac 8y ago
Yes! This is something I've wanted for a while. Simple, easy writing experience with a button-push deploy to s3 — that would be out of this world! Also, image uploads baked in would be a huge plus (but totally not necessary out of the
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by ollerac 8y ago
I've taught people coding a few times and I always start with a game, but it's hard keeping it simple enough for them to understand. This tutorial looks like a great place to start. Thanks!
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by ollerac 8y ago
I discovered this amazing YouTube channel recently that I wish I had access to back in college. It explains some very difficult math concepts in a very simple and easy to understand way: https://www.youtube.com/channel/
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by ollerac 8y ago
Because re-implementing native browser features that are core to an application's usability is a hard problem that "cutting edge" web frameworks open you up to?
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by ollerac 8y ago
I think this has a lot to do with perceived value and complexity from the side of the developer. For me: I don't know the first thing about law and the perceived value of building something in that space is low compared with, for examp
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by ollerac 8y ago
This is a really good idea. A couple questions: • What happens if a package tries to access a core lib it doesn't have permission to? Is what happens different in development and production? • Is there a way for packages to specify whi
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by ollerac 8y ago
I tried to also improve the line height, make the headings and subtitles simpler, and align some elements that weren't on a grid. I think you could benefit by having a designer friend look it over for you.
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by ollerac 8y ago
Hi Chris, I think a product like this deserves to have a great design. I worked on the color scheme, copy, and spacing for you and came up with this: https://imgur.com/a/UUoEij5 The I replaced the hero image with is:
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by ollerac 8y ago
I think it's easier to cope with this tension if you embrace the other parts of your life that are meaningful, as OP is alluding to. It's a lot harder for a company to manipulate someone if they have alternate ways to derive meani
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by ollerac 8y ago
IMO you didn’t lose out here. 1. You got to work closely with 2 highly engaged customers. The value of the product development research you did with them is probably worth more than your debt, if you ever decide to build something similar a
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by ollerac 8y ago
I've been listening to his Guided Mindfulness Meditations a few times a week. The body scan has been a phenomenal way of for me to relax into the difficult emotions and feelings I sometimes experience. Highly recommended.
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by ollerac 8y ago
Think of it this way: Pain: My head hurts. This sucks. Suffering: My head hurts. It's not going away. Maybe this means something is wrong with me. Maybe it means I have some kind of disease or disorder. What if there's something w
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by ollerac 8y ago
> 1) The Humans, Pain Gaming, [...] are the weakest team at this event and are arguably there only because of a regional qualifier system... I think it's totally disingenuous to call them the weakest team at the event. Two other tea
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Ask HN: What's the most unique web app architecture you've seen in the wild?
2 points by ollerac 8y ago|1 comments
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by ollerac 8y ago
In general, I find that the mind doesn't lie when you're stressed out, it just exaggerates a bit. If I had to guess, all of your fears are valid fears and you should sit with each one and address it. However, now is not the time.
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by ollerac 9y ago
I'd suggest trying to build up a few front-end components from scratch on your own. Try your hand at menus, accordions, and even modals. See how difficult it is. CSSTricks is an amazing resource for learning this kind of stuff. Really
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by ollerac 9y ago
If you use Babel 7, you can install a plugin [0] to get the optional chaining syntax [1] that's currently a TC39 Stage 1 proposal! [0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-transform-optiona... [1] https:&#x
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by ollerac 9y ago
Yes :)

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