viiralvx

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by viiralvx 5y ago
I appreciate this take on note-taking in comparison to other apps, a lot of things are done messily and scrappily, whereas knowledge gardens feel like overkill sometimes.
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by viiralvx 6y ago
A buddy of mine has started on a better designed alternative to Goodreads. It's in early access right now but it has potential and I'm looking forward to seeing what else he adds to it: https://readng.co
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by viiralvx 6y ago
Anybody interested in reading more about Japanese fashion should read "Ametora: How Japan Saved American Style". Uniqlo's story is told there as well,but it paints a picture of the history behind how's Japan's fashi
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by viiralvx 7y ago
Yeah, I've found myself using Carbon for sharing code in my tweets, really it's the only time I use it.
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by viiralvx 7y ago
I can relate to this a lot. I'm working on something that brings around $200-$400 revenue each both ( https://seeker.company ) and honestly, while I'd love for it to hit the $750 or even $1k range, it's been hard de
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by viiralvx 7y ago
Sounds like you don't have a moral code, if that's the case.
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Engineering Products vs. Engineering Primitives(iheanyi.com)
2 points by viiralvx 7y ago|0 comments
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by viiralvx 7y ago
As a friend once described to me, they probably have the legal resources of a small country/nation, so there's that.
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by viiralvx 8y ago
Coming back to this though...I'm kind of interested in other things that makes content easier to consume. Instapaper, Pocket, other RSS apps, etc...yes, you have the original source and all that, but isn't it taking it away from t
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by viiralvx 8y ago
This is an interesting angle! If these Twitter users could login to these thread reading apps and maybe attach a Patreon link to their accounts, is that a happy middle ground? Also, what if they link to their Patreon/Square Cash/P
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Lessons from Design School for Software Engineers(iheanyi.com)
2 points by viiralvx 8y ago|0 comments
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by viiralvx 8y ago
Next predates Nuxt, so Nuxt was inspired by Next. Next = SSR + React Nuxt = SSR + Vue.js
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by viiralvx 8y ago
Yeah, I will also say that you can use gRPC with GraphQL as the API Gateway: https://iheanyi.com/journal/2018/05/12/the-g-unit-stack-go-g... Kind of gives you the benefit of both.
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by viiralvx 8y ago
I recently launched Seeker ( https://seeker.company ). It's amazing to see people launching their own job boards and getting paid for it, I love it. Also, made it all by myself and launched it solo, it's felt great.
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by viiralvx 8y ago
Exactly. Or if you have a widget aficionado blog. Or other community.
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Show HN: Seeker, the easiest way to create your own paid job board(seeker.company)
9 points by viiralvx 8y ago|2 comments
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by viiralvx 9y ago
What's the benefit of doing this?
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Deploying an SPA as a Go Binary Using Webpack and Statik(iheanyi.com)
3 points by viiralvx 9y ago|0 comments
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by viiralvx 9y ago
You know, I had the same thought as well? Although, MKBHD was streaming one time and I threw him $5 and asked a question. And it was cool seein' him respond to my question in real-time. I guess that same feeling of satisfaction is gran
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by viiralvx 9y ago
That's the thing. If they went to school for Computer Science, depending on the program, we aren't necessarily taught how to code. More about how to think and solve problems. I never had to use a switch statement in my Algorithms
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On Friendtorship(iheanyi.com)
1 points by viiralvx 9y ago|1 comments
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by viiralvx 9y ago
I'd like to plug an article written about "mentorship" and looking into "friendtorship". https://iheanyi.com/journal/2017/08/18/on-friendtorship/
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by viiralvx 9y ago
Yeah, I think you'd still want mutex to handle that. I always use a mutex when dealing with goroutines and maps, for example.
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by viiralvx 9y ago
socialmuter.com, pageunliker.com, fade.pics. All are pure JS, haven't modified them, they work fine.
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Show HN: Buttondown – the easiest way to send simple newsletters(buttondown.email)
10 points by viiralvx 9y ago|0 comments
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by viiralvx 9y ago
For programming languages. 1) Read the documentation 2) Sometimes, do a tutorial. 3) Build a small project and ask questions via Twitter/IRC/Slack along the way.
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Show HN: Interface Lovers – Interviews with designers(interfacelovers.com)
155 points by viiralvx 9y ago|41 comments
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Even a web framework isn't necessary. Most people get around that nastiness using gorilla/mux: https://github.com/gorilla/mux
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by viiralvx 10y ago
I actually wrote something like that already: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/social-muter/pipnn... Enjoy!
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Proof of Concept of Using Electron and Go and GRPC(github.com)
3 points by viiralvx 10y ago|0 comments

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