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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Awesome article! A tip: the images are way too heavy for the 600w you gave them. They range from 2 to 7MB. You can probably get them down to like 50KB each!
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CSS: Space between items with and without Flexbox gap(fnune.com)
2 points by brainlessdev 6y ago|0 comments
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
I use type guards as well. It's not criticism: I just stated the fact that you can write incorrect type guards and the compiler will believe you. I elaborate on ways to use them effectively in the post.
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Good list, but type guards are just as unsafe as type assertions. I wrote a blog post about this: https://fnune.com/typescript/2019/02/27/typescript-series-2-... TypeScript will believe what you tell it
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
I have it on the side while I work to take meeting notes and then email them to myself, or use it as aid to explain designs/ideas visually. I sketch blog posts for my blog on it. It has pushed me to write end-to-end without distraction
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
The reMarkable 2 tablet! As long as you don't expect it to do more than what it's designed for, I've been loving using it and it's helped me enjoy writing a lot more.
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Being honest about code coverage(fnune.com)
2 points by brainlessdev 6y ago|0 comments
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Agreed, that was just with regards to the comment about the sponsor in the video.
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
It's a good video, full of information. Ignore the snarky comment(s). Summarizing: - Italians in the North are less prone to lactose malabsorption than those in the South - They don't drink cappuccinos after 11 because it's h
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
As far as I remember Ben Awad's https://www.mysaffronapp.com/ has similar cruft-stripping features as well, and can function as a platform to build your own cookbook.
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Here's a getting-started post I wrote when I switched from Vim to Emacs. https://fnune.com/2017/12/27/making-emacs-work-like-my-vim-s... Since then, I'm back to using Vim. I'm planning to write
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
There is also https://www.jimdo.com/ It offers a good experience for e-commerce and blogging.
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Maybe! My extension offers a different set of features. It shows an angry emoji next to the blocked links, and lets you click on them. When you click on them, you're prompted to confirm that you want to follow the link, alongside a rem
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
I've created an extension to block links to domains you dislike, I've got mine set up to block Medium links. https://github.com/fnune/nay
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
The author mentions something about omitting HTML tags and links to another article of his own, which could explain this (I haven't read it yet): https://meiert.com/en/blog/optional-html/
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Poor man's async await in TypeScript using generators(fnune.com)
1 points by brainlessdev 6y ago|0 comments
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
That's cool. How can I learn how to do this? What's the background material?
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
It looks great. I created an extension with a similar purpose. It adds a confirmation step when you click on blacklisted links, and prepends an angry emoji on blocked text links. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox
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Reflecting on a year of Shape Up after Scrum(fnune.com)
1 points by brainlessdev 6y ago|0 comments
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Off-topic. There's a typo on some of the marketing copy: "A new paridigm".
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Taking on a Daunting Task(fnune.com)
1 points by brainlessdev 6y ago|0 comments
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Indeed, at my company I've been working with GraphQL for a while now (about a year and then something) as a frontend developer, and our main way of communication with the backend was writing out a GraphQL file as a draft of how we imag
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Thank you! In fact I have been using type-graphql for this project. I'll make a note to check out Nexus. Some other contenders to go into my tech stack were Hasura, Prisma and Postgraphile, but I wanted something a little bit closer to
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
I'm learning how to build a backend for a web app using TypeORM, GraphQL and Apollo Server. I'm a frontend developer. Also, I've been toying with OBS Studio to learn how to make more professional video recordings to showcase
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by brainlessdev 6y ago
Quoting their small text: Quill is available on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android.
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by brainlessdev 7y ago
I think it was just sarcasm
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by brainlessdev 7y ago
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, where the reader implements a Lisp
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by brainlessdev 7y ago
Related: the discussion about Goatcounter https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22044854
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by brainlessdev 7y ago
Just set this up for my blog https://fnune.com/ Thank you!
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Ask HN: What are comprehensive resources to learn digital product design?
8 points by brainlessdev 7y ago|2 comments

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