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   by trwhite 7y ago

   It's worth sticking with. Later on he draws more on some of his personal experience (similar to THTAHT) and there are some hilarious anecdotes.
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   by trwhite 7y ago

   His other book "Only The Paranoid Survive" also contains some useful advice, albeit can be a little repetitive.
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   by trwhite 7y ago

   +1 for all of these. Ben Horowitz's new book "What You Do Is Who You Are" is also well written and quite entertaining. There's a good mix of personal experience, humour and history.
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   Show HN: One Page Handover(onepagehandover.com)

   1 points by trwhite 7y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: How can I as an individual possibly make a difference to climate change?

   10 points by trwhite 7y ago|9 comments
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   Ask HN: What should I do with an old unused Chromebook?

   1 points by trwhite 7y ago|0 comments
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   Reflections on Startup School 2019(timwhite.digital)

   3 points by trwhite 7y ago|0 comments
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   by trwhite 7y ago

   What's to stop someone building similar functionality for the web? Seems like a no-brainer to me.
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   by trwhite 8y ago

   Thanks!
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    by trwhite 8y ago

    I'm actually quite interested in finding out which London tech companies use which languages/frameworks/tools. I write PHP because it's what I work with, but I'd like to learn the language that will help me find the
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    Tech Startup Collective: A free resource hub for the tech community(theaccountancycloud.co.uk)

    2 points by trwhite 8y ago|0 comments
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    by trwhite 8y ago

    Several people here say "this doesn't scale" but I'd be curious to find out: - The 'scale' at which they think a framework like this doesn't work (number of users, devs etc). - The scale of the projects th
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    Show HN: Postkit – Effortlessly create API endpoints in your browser(postkit.io)

    4 points by trwhite 8y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Betacamp – Create a landing page to validate your startup idea(beta.camp)

    1 points by trwhite 8y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: How to transition from web developer to products?

    1 points by trwhite 8y ago|0 comments
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    by trwhite 9y ago

    Nice idea. You should get Schema Json ( http://schema.org/ ) on this so the recipes can be crawled properly.
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    by trwhite 9y ago

    I'd recommend checking out Vue CLI for structured Vue apps ( https://github.com/vuejs/vue-cli ). There are plenty of tutorials on using vue-router and vuex with it. Addy Osmani mentioned a progressive web app templa
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    by trwhite 10y ago

    Please try to avoid making generalisations about entire languages. I don't believe that comments like this have any place (or serve any purpose) in this community. Needless to say, PHP is still widely preferred by a great number of d
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    by trwhite 10y ago

    I second this. Great read if you want a better understanding of design your APIs.
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    by trwhite 11y ago

    I don't think I agree with any of this. There's no need to be storing anywhere near that amount as a hobbyist. 1) Learning to be more selective in the pictures you take forces you to be a better photographer. Shoot film for a mont
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    Ask HN: Do you pay for services you don’t strictly need to?

    1 points by trwhite 11y ago|1 comments
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    by trwhite 11y ago

    Why don't you try reading outside of the subject areas with which you're familiar? Or perhaps you could take up a hobby that requires a different frame of thought to the ones you already do? There's plenty more out there beyo
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    by trwhite 12y ago

    I completely understand how competitive YC is, I just find it hard to believe that anyone could doubt themself when they've attended one of the most prestigious universities in the world and also been accepted into the most selective s
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    by trwhite 12y ago

    I think it was Patrick Collison who also spoke about 'impostor syndrome' when joining YC. I imagine this is probably quite common. The whole question of what it means to succeed or fail is interesting; OP's perception of fail
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    by trwhite 12y ago

    Did you consider those who don't have the time to work a full time job? I'm interning as a Junior Webdev for 9 hours a day on no pay, and college is out of reach (financially) for me, although admittedly I'm probably a minori