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by preommr 6y ago
SASS + Tailwind + Css Modules(to get scoped styles) + typescript + tsx(assuming react) + typings for everything + webpack
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Nobody wants to be the manager responsible for a large expense that might pay off in years when when the manager is in a different position and therefore the advantages will be reaped by someone else.
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I highly recommend making the messaging simpler before you post it on HN. That video is atrocious. At first I was upset at how much time you wasted on flashy poorly executed effects. Then I realized the entire video is like that. If you&#x2
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> 5. Listen and improve your pitch. > Listen! You will get a lot of feedback from customers during your first calls, use that feedback to make adjustments to your messaging and improve your pitch. It's easy to say just listen to
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These metric help for writing a report for the boss. But really, these tools should not be a factor for UI design. They're much better for things like data visualization where you're working wit a lot more colors in a tight space.
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This won't work because programmers need to understand that the value they bring is in being able to build things. Marketing using shiny new features and a good product is simple, but an effective strategy as a developer. Marketing mag
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God I hate redux. I hate that it got chosen as the de facto solution, and that there was such a strong push for it as the main state management solution for react. Even though redux devs themselves have come out and said that it's not
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> Hmm... Maybe something that happened this year which hasn't really affected China much in the last couple of months that seems to somehow be messing up the whole rest of the world perhaps? Are you insinuating that the coronovirus
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I use Go quite a bit, and I have the exact opposite experience from a lot of these testimonials. Someone else mentioned go just works, they don't have to fight the tooling, or that they worked on a go program that works five years late
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> We shipped features at a tremendous pace. People say this, but what features? If you've built something that's buried under 3 menus, then that's not going to have great returns. Every feature added is is another node in
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by preommr 6y ago
7.5 billion dollars well spent.
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Our supply chain needs to be improved. There are so many things that we can buy in bulk. Something like bringing your own container for hand soap that then gets filled up at a dispenser. Even better, we could start regularly circulating cer
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by preommr 6y ago
I like vue a lot more. In regards to the ecosystem, tooling is much better for vue. In fact, given how similar react/vue/svelte are, the tooling makes a big difference. Other than that, I like that vue (ironically) has less magic
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I read it more as they cleaned up the contribution process so that it's easier for people to participate. But if what you said does happen, then RIP. It's not going to be the same - everyone is too busy writing medium articles to
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I can't figure out flutter. I see so many rave reviews. But I personally tried it and strongly disliked it. The toolkit and Android Studio run horribly slow - like really slow. And the output is basically this generation's flash.
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by preommr 6y ago
Google has shockingly bad UI/UX for a company of their size. For example, if you search something in google, click a link, and then go back to the search page, after a very small delay, google will open a small box changing of "pe
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This isn't some CRUD app where they can refactor to use another class with a matching interface. The models they use are incredibly opaque, complex, and work based on statistical inferences that are built into the data. Making fundamen
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Or even better, Vue.js I am not sure I buy into all the svelte hype, and even if claims about it's speed/build size are true - the difference isn't enough to outweigh the enormous advantage vue has in terms of a more mature e
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by preommr 6y ago
It drives me nuts when videos don't use youtube and have video players that don't support playback speed. I can speed up video 2x or even 4x and still keep up with a lot of these videos - that's how slow they talk. Also, I do
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> But the majority of it I re-researched for making this page in the last week or so. I'd love to know what terms you use or where you find these. I'd assumed that a list like this comes from posts in various communities that t
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How long have you been collecting this list? There's a handful of projects like tooll.io that seem to have been dropped years ago. Also thanks a lot for sharing, this is actually really relevant to me professionally right now.
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> It didn't take very long to do the analysis. But it did then take another hour or so to write it up. It's very interesting to see how long it takes people to do things. I am amazed that entire article took 1 hour to type up.
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The only thing that brings me solace in regards to doomsday scenarios like this is that they're extremely unlikely because of human incompetence. We are so far away from companies creating and embedding computers everywhere for this to
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As opposed to what? Nobody has ever just suddenly become good at something with 0 practice. Usually, there's a strong correlation between time spent on something and expertise. If the discussion is about quality vs. quantity, then this
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It's really stupid because it is an authorization protocol that people use for authentication because if you have access to certain resources, it implies you're a particular user.
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> This is a short position paper and should be read and interpreted as such. 2 – It is probably controversial. If you feel offended when reading it, I did a good job lmao, no one's getting offended over a discussion this benign.
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What's interesting about Quibi is that it somehow broke the mold as being a really bad idea that somehow got a lot of funding. It's hard to get funding and investors aren't usually stupid. You'll have people that'll
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by preommr 6y ago
You start using an orm when you're basically rewriting a crappier version of one. You stop using an orm when you're wasting time going through it's documentation trying to figure out how to do something tricky for some obscur
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Trying to optimize for browsers is an abyss. There's a handful of really unintuitive behavior because js is slow but modern browsers have put in herculean efforts to optimize the engines rather than tackle the language. It's kind
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AI has enormous potential that isn't being tapped by the average end-user company. And IMO the biggest reason for that is because these problems aren't AI problems, they're product management, UI/UX, development problems

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