sotojuan

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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   How have you produced less dirt? I've been trying it out. No shoes in the house has helped a lot but I'm curious about what other ways there are.
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   Pinboard did the same thing in the beginning. Of course, Pinboard increased by a fraction of a cent with each new subscription, not $20.
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   Pretty sure a hundred or so years ago laws were passed that literally stopped immigration from different countries (China, Italy, Eastern European countries). So that's happened before.
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   Move fast and don’t break things: Running a startup on Elm(medium.com)

   3 points by sotojuan 10y ago|0 comments
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   Postico, but it costs money.
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   Then use PureScript.
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   I don't know how all these big companies talking about the mobile web and PWAs manage to build sites so inefficient for mobile loading.
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   > I mean, I am sure that there are people out there making a living on JavaScript, but please, take one for the team. Learn something else. I hear it is a hot market for developers. Where I live JS jobs are some of the highest paying act
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   by sotojuan 10y ago

   Have a competent team and team lead, both of which are rare in web programming.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12473549 I made this comment in another thread, but it fits right into this one too.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Your last paragraph describes my experience with web development exactly. Ironically I'm 22, but I've worked with people or talked to people online who want to use the "latest and greatest" for what could've been a
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Occasionally designers seem to seek credit merely for possessing a new technology, rather than using it to make better designs. Computers and their affiliated apparatus can do powerful things graphically, in part by turning out the hundreds
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Before I moved to the US I lived in Peru, where I was born and raised. Obviously, Peru's ancient/older indigenous monuments are very impressive and common. I used to live within a 20 minute radius of a handful of them. Second, Per
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    From NYC and can confirm. Been to the art museums often and every time there's a group of Chinese teens/young adults taking a picture or selfie of every painting and moving on to the next one.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I live in Brooklyn's Chinatown and it seems a ton of people here smoke (especially men). If that's the same case back in China, it's not surprising especially because NYC has a lot of anti-smoking legislation.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I get some weird enjoyment out of this site not having any modern features and little to no JavaScript, even though I'm a JavaScript developer by trade and open source.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Sebastian Markbage of Facebook recently posted about this. Essentially, hard but interesting prolems. https://twitter.com/sebmarkbage/status/774016577033216000
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Heh, I feel like this sometimes. Unfortunately math also bores me :/ I've tried many times.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I wonder how often this happens.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    The business owner's response is that the experienced person won't take time reading tutorials or asking questions and thus get it done faster. FWIW I agree most companies should train.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    3D World Runner for NES?
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Wizardchan is this way -> http://wizchan.org/
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    Eh... Wizardchan is a special place. First of all, it's not Japanese—most of the users there are American or European. Second, forums have a culture and tone. If curious people see posters be angry and mad at society, they will either
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    > when I flick through my Tumblr feed I feel like I see a lot of people who state outright that they just can't function outside. I'm going to sound rude and this is out of anecdotal experience (and I know some people actually
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I think if half a million young people are doing it, it's worth at least studying right? No need to call it bad or good just yet.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I guess I'm in the minority, but if my Macbook started falling apart tomorrow, I'd just get a new one right now. I don't really care about any new technology or processors—2013 MBP is more than fast enough for me—enough to wa
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I thought it was clear this event was going to be iPhone and Watch only? And no, my 2013 MBP still works just fine and probably will for years.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I'm not sure why but a lot of developers think or are taught that switch statements are old fashioned or even bad.
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    by sotojuan 10y ago

    I love Surge but they host your site on Digital Ocean... an SSD VPS.
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    Ask HN: A website where you can store, share, and "run" your coffee/tea recipes?

    3 points by sotojuan 10y ago|0 comments