pacomerh

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by pacomerh 3y ago
Currently, I'm excited about making music again. Before, I wasn't completely happy with my compositions. My creative process seemed to be driven by the sounds from software and hardware instruments. Now, I started dividing my work
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by pacomerh 3y ago
Would love to see an example of what you're saying. Do you mean when shrinking the the view the functionality and content aren't accessible anymore?
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by pacomerh 3y ago
I suppose most people want to monetize everything. Articles about how you can monetize writing articles, so you write these articles about how you would monetize and the cycle never ends and the web because harder to navigate. Now you need
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by pacomerh 3y ago
I really like this
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by pacomerh 3y ago
In my case it has 2 modes. Super loud and very attenuated. I still have no idea what triggers it, I thought it was loud noises, caffeine, tiredness etc, but seems like its not a 100% rule. I have been super tired and done all those things a
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by pacomerh 3y ago
What service are you offering?
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by pacomerh 3y ago
In this specific case above they work the same, useCallback memoizes the instance of a function passed. useMemo memoizes the execution of the function it is passed. but both have valid separate uses.
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by pacomerh 3y ago
Senior Frontend developer Location: Los Angeles, CA. Remote: US Technologies: React, Next.js, Redux, TypeScript, Node.js, HTML, CSS. Extensive experience building flows for websites Using common UI toolkit libraries like MUI, UI tes
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by pacomerh 3y ago
Cool project, quick design feedback, in 'Exploring the use cases' the left column is too narrow? https://ibb.co/f4Q5mnB
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by pacomerh 3y ago
Not really, it's evolving for sure. But maybe you say this because your company's front-end is simple, I've seen complex systems that require specific knowledge of FED, not just general engineering. There are companies who li
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by pacomerh 3y ago
I can relate to this situation. I've been interviewing since June, and the only times I've advanced to the next round were those where I made no mistakes at all. In the past, you could complete 90% of the task and explain the rest
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by pacomerh 3y ago
I have been using Lua to customize Neovim for some time now and generally, the experience has been good. From time to time, I do encounter issues such as dependency incompatibilities butI always manage to find a solution. Recently, though,
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by pacomerh 3y ago
First we were excited for the virtual DOM which is good for batching updates, flexibility, efficiency, etc. But now the cool thing is to get rid of it?
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by pacomerh 3y ago
If they're such a big problem why isn't the government doing anything?,
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by pacomerh 3y ago
> Nintendo proved again that gameplay and art direction matter more than anything Absolutely. I'm sure the PS5 has great graphics but some of the game creators don't pay attention to this enough, it's basically like throwi
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by pacomerh 3y ago
Ableton is really good for live performance though. I don't know about Logic but the session view in Ableton is really good for improvisation
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by pacomerh 4y ago
From my experience (technical interview specifically) fortunately we've never cared about that, and more about how the person approaches problem solving and how relevant their knowledge is related to the stack we're using. If this
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by pacomerh 4y ago
> "overall job market is hot" isn't it the opposite?. All I see is doom and gloom in the news.
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by pacomerh 4y ago
Consumer reports has an analysis of several restaurants, it's from 2022 but maybe worth a look, https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-contaminants/dan...
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by pacomerh 4y ago
Truly admire Sakamoto's work, a big influence in my life. From Yellow Magic Orchestra to all his solo career. RIP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWI5aVKvkCg
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by pacomerh 4y ago
It's funny how people want a quick and easy answer to this question like every culture is the same and there's a secret to this. I think it's pretty clear his method of education is something that is not for everybody right?.
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by pacomerh 4y ago
For some reason people think homeschooling means never seeing and socializing with other kids, which is definitely not the case. I feel like people think it's a pandemic type situation. It's not as simple as go to school and learn
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by pacomerh 4y ago
No reason to?, naive advice, what if you absolutely love it?. It's also hard for me to understand why people would eat certain things but I get it.
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It's not intuitive and most users won't find it. I honestly didn't think Apple wanted the web to succeed, so I was surprised when Jen Simmons joined but it seems like she's moving the needle!.
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by pacomerh 4y ago
This is the main reason I stopped biking to places in the city. Now I just use bike paths in places where they're wide. I've met people that take pride in bullying cyclists because of course when we drive we become the most impati
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by pacomerh 4y ago
A bowl of beans at home is not the same as beans from Taco Bell of course.
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by pacomerh 4y ago
> jump straight to calling you racist, homophobic, a bigot A common reason for this is of course, if conservative leaders are promoting these ideologies then most people will infer that you as a supporter also agree with those ideologies
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by pacomerh 4y ago
Great apps, love the amount of effort put into these.
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Ceramic Earth Pan by Ozeri
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by pacomerh 4y ago
I hate that the best looking socks are for kids...

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