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11y ago
Why is the thumbs up a white hand, and thumbs down is a yellow hand?!
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11y ago
The sqwiggle for moms one is easyish with WebRTC. I made one in an afternoon. https://github.com/respoke/yodude
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11y ago
Is there a JavaScript version with a dark theme? (serious)
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11y ago
If this works it might reduce the slug size of a built node app by a lot of a little. Though, if there are problems, I wonder - can the flat dep resolution be disabled using some CLI flag? Or when installing deps, or in .npmrc, or during a
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11y ago
John Stuart Mill's ghost high fives Jeremy Bentham's UC London corpse
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11y ago
I had some sites using telize and happened to go there on a fluke one day to lookup my info while on vpn. It said they were shutting down the free geoip site in 2 days! Got lucky.
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11y ago
I'd like to give some high tech answer, but that's not the case. If you interface externally - consulting, dev evangelism, conferences, tech sales - then yep, paper biz cards are still used.
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11y ago
It's an odd thing. Over the past year my wife has gotten a ton of stuff for free or near free. She just posts a review, indicating she was paid to do it (important). One example site is amzreviewtrader.com. It's so awesome to get
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11y ago
Comcast is horrible and has a monopoly in Sacramento, California. Fastest speeds are typically 25 - 75mbps. 25mbps costs $59.99. Well, technically you can get AT&T "high speed" internet for $50+ per month, at a whopping 18mbps
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11y ago
I've had nothing but success working remotely on projects. It's all about having communicative remote people, having the onsite team use the same chat/screenshare/video systems. I can get so much done with absolute focus
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ruffrey
11y ago
Amazing, astronaut candidates are paid less that a Silicon Valley software dev.
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11y ago
I like it because it de-commoditizes programmers. It forces you to evaluate each person and the business role rather than 'the market price for a programmer with X skills' which has always driven me crazy when dealing with large c
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Probably the oddest use of getUserMedia()
(kamra.invisi-dir.com)
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11y ago
WaveApps.com, I've been using for several years now without any issues. You can track expenses and send invoices, then people can pay you by credit card. That's mostly what it does - which is good (it gets out of the way).
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11y ago
limped through high school (except math!). majored in psychology/neuroscience and philosophy. had no idea what i wanted as a career. knew i liked learning about stuff. did neuroscience internships, community mental health internships.
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We don't know who originally developed Bitcoin
(en.m.wikipedia.org)
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11y ago
I'm stoked they are merging. I think it's not a great idea to rename the project. Node has had trouble getting traction in some enterprise circles because it was "0.x.x" instead of "1.x.x" or seen as early tech
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8 lessons from a SaaS startup in the 3rd world
(medium.com)
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11y ago
It's a mini node.js environment. So you can require npm packages. I believe native module support is iffy but getting better.
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Wow! During my philosophy undergrad this was pretty much the only internet site from which we had readings.
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Ask HN: Why are fewer companies doing remote
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You're totally right though I should clarify what I meant by broken. There are so many hands in the cookie jar and so much bureaucracy with payouts that it takes millions of investment to get this business off the ground. And it wouldn
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Some fellow entrepreneurs had an awesome idea recently to create a jukebox-like service for businesses, where they could get payed per request and pay a monthly fee for the streaming service. I coded up an MVP and we got a few customers tha
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Are they going to start making you pay for MS Paint?
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Gamify your Git with Git achievements
(github.com)
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Configure Google cloud storage as a static website
(cloud.google.com)
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Are you enjoying your work? Is it challenging you? It might help if your "day job" was the primary driver of your learning, vs fringe efforts
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I find myself needing this every other week. Best of luck. I wish I had time to be more than an onlooker.
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11y ago
The next Human will use semver, v1.1.0
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11y ago
I see where you are coming from on this. The difference is that people know and roughly trust MS and Apple. And hundreds of devs have worked on LibreOffice.
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