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sotojuan
11y ago
Same with me and programming. I'm fine just browsing HN every other day and checking out slow small community boards like Lainchan.
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11y ago
Here in NYC it's similar, actually. A lot of restaurants (not most but a good amount) that aren't really "cheap" take cash only.
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11y ago
Most websites whose primary use is conveying information and documents.
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11y ago
My university got 5k iMacs in a classroom students can use to study in and they have definitely ruined by Macbook and other computers for me.
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sotojuan
11y ago
A little CSS goes a long way: http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com
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11y ago
Can I ask how you got over it? I am going through the same thing, except I was in a hard high school program but ended up in a university with an easy Comp Sci program. I am a senior, and the graduate class I am taking this semester is th
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sotojuan
11y ago
Really? That's awesome! I don't mind waiting but that always annoyed me.
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11y ago
Learning Elm!
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11y ago
What annoys me about stuff like Slack is that it's misused. It's made for small teams but I've been 10k people open source projects use it instead of IRC. Of course, it was laggy and they eventually couldn't afford it.
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11y ago
I honestly think that with some good marketing, Meteor can be on top when they get SQL support.
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11y ago
That's good to know. Thanks!
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11y ago
There's tons, but the common one is fetch: https://github.com/matthew-andrews/isomorphic-fetch
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11y ago
I agree about react-router and Immutable.js, but redux is tiny and the cognitive load is minimal.
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11y ago
That is interesting, because I am a CS student and that's exactly want I want to start my career with (web development). I do a lot of React on my own and have some Rails background. It seems like entry-level jobs in that area, between