pelhage

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by pelhage 9y ago
The problem I deal with is that if I see something worth improving that doesn't get fixed now as I see it, unless it's a really significant issue, the code won't get improved down the line
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by pelhage 9y ago
> If they need to write something lower level for a core part of the application to achieve performance, I think that's alright. Which is the idea behind WebAssembly and why we're seeing it discussed more often these days
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by pelhage 10y ago
Keep trying new hobbies until one of them sticks! There will come a point where you find a hobby that will fulfill you in ways that programming can not. For me that is writing poetry and making music for myself, which I randomly stumbled up
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by pelhage 10y ago
As a "non-traditional" (self-taught) and "entry-level" candidate who who just moved to SF a week ago (crashing on my bro's couch), I've been nervous as hell about my prospects. If anyone has any advice other th
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by pelhage 11y ago
I think making the top alphabet section more accessible when scrolled down on the page would be the way to go. Maybe make it fixed at the top (or bottom). That way after I've checked out the links, voted, etc, I won't have to scro
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by pelhage 12y ago
Value is ultimately a subjective term. Your perception of value is different than my perception of value, which is different than millions if not billions of other people's perception of value. There are countless startups which were p
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by pelhage 12y ago
I personally use Prism.js for my blogging, which is what Smashing Magazine and CSS-tricks uses. Prism includes line numbers. I like Prism so far and don't have any issues with it yet
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by pelhage 12y ago
Tim Ferriss believes in stoicism, which is how I first learned about it. Great article, it really makes a lot of sense.