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Show HN: SocialMuter, a Chrome Extension for hiding tweets based on keywords(socialmuter.com)
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by viiralvx 10y ago
I have a legitimate question. If you delete your Facebook account, how does that affect your OAuth logins on other websites? I've been tempted to delete my Facebook account but there are unknowns about how that would play out in the so
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Hey there! I am not on the Data Engineering team, I'm just a regular ol' Software Engineer who likes making data visualizations for fun. But I do know that a lot of the people on the Data Engineering team enjoy using Looker primar
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Something that we use at my job is Looker ( https://looker.com/ ). While it's not open-source or free, I didn't know about the product until I joined and I love their features for data visualization and running ad-h
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by viiralvx 10y ago
I guess I can post my own, although there's not that many projects on there: http://iheanyi.com Also feel free to peep my old one: http://iheanyi.github.io . I didn't like this one because it was too image h
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by viiralvx 10y ago
I think with Electron, making desktop web apps become as easy as knowing HTML, CSS, and JS. So perhaps it's easier to style? I'm not sure, that would be my guess though.
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Just for perspective, I was making $83k/year in Austin fresh out of college (and I graduated in December 2014). I was working at a bigger tech company though up in the North side.
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by viiralvx 10y ago
When I was learning C and C++ in college, my professor didn't show us what an IDE is until the second to last lab at the end of the school year. We were all like, "WHAT?! We were over here making Makefiles and all that when there&
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Not OP but I feel like it's because JavaScript has evolved enough that some of the niceties they offered before doesn't make sense. I like using Ember.js and doing client-side validations is pretty darn easy without complicated JS
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Concurred. I'd previously only used Rails for building out APIs to be used in combination with libraries/frameworks like React and Ember.js. I'm recently working on a full-stack Rails app that has frequent usage of "remo
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Coding: Where I Would Start (2016)(twoblacknerds.com)
5 points by viiralvx 10y ago|0 comments
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Are you using uBlock?
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by viiralvx 10y ago
Thanks for the hard work on this library! Such a great and simple library to use!
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by viiralvx 11y ago
What's the point of switching to Dvorak when I can already get 125 WPM using QWERTY? I'll pass, on switching.
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by viiralvx 11y ago
The same statement could be said if you took a sample size of 1000 people. Most probably wouldn't know what you mean when you say "metadata".
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Couldn't you just have said, "3 minute video that anybody can understand." Rather than stereotype people's mothers as technically incompetent?
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Orrrrr, people can dress however they like without the fear of getting assaulted by police, sexually assaulted, etc. What a close-minded and dangerous view to have, attaching one's perceived morality to their clothing.
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Fade Pics – Quickly generate a fading pics meme(fade.pics)
1 points by viiralvx 11y ago|0 comments
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Started off learning Vue before learning Ember a year ago, but I have to say that Vue was not really that overwhelming to learn. It did a lot of things right and I really enjoyed using it and learning it made a lot of things with Ember just
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by viiralvx 11y ago
I constantly use the service. I download songs to listen to offline while driving, streaming albums / playlists while coding, and if I'm at home and chilling, I normally have the Rdio Roku app playing music while I'm cooking
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On Building Coding Confidence(iheanyi.com)
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by viiralvx 11y ago
You know, I prefer seeing an "un-diverse" team of underrepresented groups rather than the traditional "un-diverse" team of the classic Silicon Valley all white and male team. You really aren't adding any value to th
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by viiralvx 11y ago
I think Ultima Online was one of the first MMORPGs that I played. I think Ultima and Ragnarok Online. I loved the entire feel of Ultima Online, it had a great community. Same with Ragnarok Online (I still help code for my friend's priv
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Interesting choice launching in Dallas but not Austin or Houston for Texas.
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Same here, Ember is a pretty solid framework. I've dabbled with React and Angular, but since I learned Ember first, Angular left a lot more to be desired, especially in routing. React I'm still trying to understand, it seems prett
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Yet, how many of those black men were arrested under "fitting the suspect description" and then forced into pleading guilty out of fear for a longer sentence? Also, did you read the article or just come directly to the comments?
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Explore alternative cities outside of Silicon Valley. I just graduated college and I didn't want to be in the Valley because I didn't want to live and breathe tech. I'm currently living in Austin, TX, working for a bigger tec
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by viiralvx 11y ago
I have a mid-2012 15" non-Retina MBP and I don't think I'm going to upgrade yet either, still waiting for the new processors to be released in the 15". Added an SSD and put a hybrid drive in my Superdrive to hold me off.
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by viiralvx 11y ago
Welp, I knew my Igbo name wouldn't be in the boy's name database. :/
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by viiralvx 11y ago
But isn't that why there are coding bootcamps to allow those blue-collar programming positions to be filled? Like the Iron Yard, General Assembly, Hack Reactor, etc. I think there needs to be more advertising of these alternatives to a

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