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by enhdless 9mo ago
I thought https://book.sv was pretty good. It was on HN recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45825733 . When I inputted 5 books I liked, the recommendations were a combination of: 1. books I had already
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by enhdless 1y ago
Someone posted a daily logic puzzle in the "What are you working on?" thread yesterday, titled Clues by Sam: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43821457 I enjoyed it! Not too difficult but still required some th
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by enhdless 2y ago
not quite the same, but there's this Trader Joe's price tracker: https://traderjoesprices.com/
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by enhdless 2y ago
I don't understand why all these comments are against web dev. Creating an html file is quick, easy, and most importantly for kids, you instantly get visual results! You don't even need to open ugly terminal consoles, you could ju
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by enhdless 3y ago
I wish I had a proper write-up of this project, but I tried to make something like this in college once. I wanted to make a thing where you could type a word and then letters would move to spell that word. I didn't accomplish that full
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by enhdless 3y ago
Thank you, TIL! I will admit I was briefly even more confused reading that the "west coast" model includes New Jersey (an east coast state) and the "east coast" model includes Stanford (a west coast university)... but wh
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by enhdless 3y ago
genuine question because I've never heard this phrase, and search engines did not yield useful results: what do you mean by "east coast school of thought"? and then is there a corresponding "west coast school of thought&
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Curb your confusion: A list of traffic and road safety terms and definitions(berkeleyside.org)
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by enhdless 4y ago
More details: https://youtu.be/nfM4cjDoo6o
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by enhdless 4y ago
I recommend The Manga Guide to Linear Algebra ! I read it the summer before college and their visuals and analogies really helped me grasp basic concepts.
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by enhdless 4y ago
I just learned about this organization, Saving Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Online (SUCHO): https://www.sucho.org/ They seem to be using various tools, like Browsertrix: https://github.com/webrecorder/br
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by enhdless 5y ago
Quill is JS-based and customizable: https://quilljs.com/
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by enhdless 5y ago
I think it helps to read content that's written by people in similar situations, to learn from other recent grads' experiences! For example: https://medium.com/@maitrishahhhh/adapting-and-excelling-at-...
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by enhdless 5y ago
This thread (started yesterday) has many suggestions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27338008
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by enhdless 5y ago
Not a talk, but Ellen Lupton's book, Thinking with Type , is really good: http://thinkingwithtype.com/
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by enhdless 5y ago
Are you trying to learn to use Figma specifically? I think you can just pick it up and start using it pretty easily. Good design principles are ultimately tool-agnostic though. - The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman is the classic
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by enhdless 5y ago
But then where do you go once you're done viewing that one specific profile? You probably close the tab because you finished catching up on their tweets, and/or go to some other webpage that they linked to in one of their tweets.
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by enhdless 5y ago
This goes for a lot of services – why do YouTube recommendations take up the majority of its homepage? Why are Instagram account suggestions pinned to its sidebar? Why are there news article recommendations below the article that you just r
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by enhdless 5y ago
For someone who has never coded before, I would still recommend Codecademy: https://www.codecademy.com/learn/introduction-to-javascript It certainly depends on what their goal is afterwards, is it to go into frontend w
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by enhdless 5y ago
Specifically Netlify Drop: https://app.netlify.com/drop You don't even need to create an account, just upload a zip of your files.
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by enhdless 5y ago
Based on this job posting[0], it sounds like they're designed in-house? I would love to learn more. > The Editorial Design team aims to design category-defining print and digital experiences that resonate with readers of Increment,
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by enhdless 5y ago
You should look into artist books too! One of my favorites is the Diderot Project , which I got to see when I took a class on letterpress printing and the history of book arts. It's based on the Diderot encyclopedia from the 1700s. h
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by enhdless 6y ago
Nice. Pasted it in a fiddle: https://jsbin.com/teyupesuqu/1/edit?html,css,output
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by enhdless 6y ago
> You can download your Google Play Music library and data with Google Takeout You get the mp3 files if you pick this option!
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by enhdless 6y ago
A lot of these comments are suggesting CSS frameworks. If you're looking for built-out templates, https://html5up.net/ provides decent ones.
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by enhdless 6y ago
Is there anything more you can comment about those positive changes? I've been using Dropbox since 2012, would love to hear more.
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by enhdless 6y ago
There was a good HN thread about this a while ago too! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23865900
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by enhdless 6y ago
34 tabs across 4 windows. Has anyone tried using Chrome's tab groups feature? What do you think of it? https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/manage-tabs-with-goo...
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by enhdless 6y ago
Cool! A while ago I was experimenting with something like this but using CSS text-shadow instead: https://codepen.io/enhdless/pen/NYMpEw
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by enhdless 6y ago
I really enjoyed reading about your design process! I'm also a big fan of sign-painting aesthetics. Can you elaborate more on the technical side? Once you have your designs and sketches, how do you go about digitizing those and creatin

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