willmeyers

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by willmeyers 6y ago
I'm making a job board for local businesses to post listings as well as for people to find jobs working for small businesses. It's mainly for a portfolio piece, but I'm having fun making it. I'm also going through and im
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by willmeyers 6y ago
Wish you the best, but this reads like something I'd find on my Linkedin feed.
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by willmeyers 6y ago
I switch between Firefox and Chrome. Love Firefox, but for heavier websites and apps, Chrome unfortunately just performs so much smoother. For example I have to use google drive and onedrive to edit documents throughout my day - it's l
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by willmeyers 6y ago
Sorry to hear about your move. I'm a young person, but I usually go by when buying something: family > friends > Reddit > Discord > Google If I see a name or product multiple times when asking/searching across those fo
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by willmeyers 6y ago
what: python3 django, vanilla js, bootstrap, postgres, docker, nginx, aws why: it's secure and I know it very well. impact: yes it allowed me to move quickly, fix bugs efficiently, and keep a large project organized.
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by willmeyers 6y ago
I used to be a skeptic when BTC hit 20K the first time around, but now that PornHub is accepting payments using cryptocurrency due to the whole MasterCard-Visa conflict the future is looking bright. I wouldn't be surprised if OnlyFans
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by willmeyers 6y ago
You can reach out to the devs through hello [at] hackernewsbooks.com if you haven't done so already. The newsletter was pretty niche so I doubt you'll find any alternatives. You're best bet is making contact. Good luck!
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by willmeyers 6y ago
I agree with Vue or Alpine.js (if you're looking for a jQUery replacement). Those two have been the most accessible and easy to pick up out of the entire JS ecosystem for me.
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by willmeyers 6y ago
Pick up litter around your block. Smile and wave to neighbors. Become active in and or donate to community projects. Spread a general sense of kindness and support to others near you. These are the smallest and easiest things you can do tha
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by willmeyers 8y ago
Just for clarification (since OP didn't give any insight to the picture he/she posted), it's a picture of the "Mars Rat"[1]. It's just a funny looking rock. [1] https://www.space.com/21455-mars-
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by willmeyers 10y ago
Would you say that a back-end interview is comparable to a standard software engineer/developer interview?
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by willmeyers 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7693262 I don't think dang will allow it. While I did like reading through the threads, overtime they didn't really contribute anything meaningful to HN. Just my 2c