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8y ago
OT: Who has experiences with serverless and which providers/services could yoi recommend?
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8y ago
Could quit FB (took around 2-3 years and wasn't easy) but now I am super addicted to some Reddit subs such as r/mechanicalkeyboards. Addiction is higher than with FB but it doesn't make me feel miserable.
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8y ago
Celeste, one recent major indie game, was started and initially developed on Pico-8. If are into games, check out Celeste. Just the music is reason to play this game (I played it on PS4 but all versions are equal).
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8y ago
This. So true and extremely well framed. The only thing I can add: At the beginning of a relationship, everybody is kind. Background checks not just help, they are essential, do them. Getting into conflicts and power plays with VCs, or jus
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8y ago
I like to extend the question: Which online mail provider has many or just some third party integrations, in particular those offering mail merge and per recipient email tracking. Gmail is here unfortunately by far the leading product.
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8y ago
I am bit surprised about this article. The momentum around AMP slowed down. AMP pages do not rank that well anymore as when they were introduced. Also within Google, there is no unanimity about the future of AMP. But maybe I got the signals
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Despite a Sharp Decline in VR Headset in Q2 18, Market Outlook Remains Positive
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10y ago
Google is abusing its powers. The search rank is our currency and Google has pushed AMP sites to the top for some while. So, everybody is now building weird AMP layers for their sites. We went from a free to a proprietary mobile web in just
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10y ago
Is 'not finishing' an inherent problem of being a coder and a coder's reward system? When I look at myself, coding is great when I learn new things, new APIs, can glue stuff together to create new systems which haven't b
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10y ago
Great post & thread, a tl;dr: Ctrl-r search history - then Ctrl-r again to show next match - then Tab to show all options Ctrl-p previous command or arrow up Ctrl-n next command or arro
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10y ago
tl:dr ctrl-r search in history, ctrl-r again to skip- ctrl-p previous command (instead of arrow up) ctri-n
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10y ago
I'm going through this thread comment by comment and it feels like reading customer reviews on Amazon. Many comments are written like those '5-star' reviews there. It's just a vague feeling and maybe I'm wrong. VR m
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10y ago
OT: What are these sub brands from Medium like Backchannel and Hackernoon? Are there more sub brands/communities and why did Medium create them?
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10y ago
Your message is basically 'learn from your mistakes' which would be usually a good advice. But in this special situation he just shouldn't. Why: - You don't have the time and the energy to do so; the risk of getting depr
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10y ago
It's of course always better if you know the CEOs in person or can get in touch via intro. If you don't know them but there is some connection to them or to their company and if it's just that you like their product or brand,
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10y ago
Thanks, I was just wondering why the OP didn't compare Rax to Inferno.
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10y ago
Is it faster than Inferno[1]? [1] Inferno seems to be the fastest React drop-in replacement at 9kb size at the moment: http://stefankrause.net/js-frameworks-benchmark4/webdriver-t... - full post to the comparison table
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10y ago
> going on vacation, which I believe is a bad idea after a lay-off as your mind constantly replays what has just happened so true
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10y ago
> Looking for a job is a full time job in itself. I agree, it can be a full time job and you should take the job search seriously. BUT it puts you also a very needy state if you are not careful. If you apply 24/7 30 days in a row, I
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10y ago
DRM?
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10y ago
1. You must reframe the situation as quick as possible. Don't think, 'shit, why me, what happened, am I not good enough?' Such thoughts bring you a vicious cycle. You must treat this situation as the best thing ever happene
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10y ago
Looks gorgeous and I am just installing the macOS version. Does anyone know if they plan a Linux version too?
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10y ago
A good plot twist: Nintendo just sells these left & right Switch controllers you stick to the Switch screen BUT tries to get other smartphone manufacturers to integrate connectors to the left & right Switch controllers PLUS builds t
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10y ago
If you are a designer, this is absolutely the best thing you can do to sky-rocket your market value over night: Create a concept design from a popular product and put it on a slick landing page. It shows that you, as a designer, are proac
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10y ago
Ok, didn't know and good info. Do you know if it will be treated equally SEO-wise?
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10y ago
While I prefer an 12.5" ultrabook with Arch + a tiling window manager (i3) as my daily driver. There're still moments I need my Macbook Pro: - Sketch (this is macOS' killer app, there is no other app on any OS where you can c
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> 5 different JavaScript frameworks This is not the problem. You can easily use i.e. React and some related libs on mobile without slowing down the experience at all. Everything will be fast and responsive, loading times and the mobile s
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I have a bad feeling. Google is creating a proprietary version of the mobile Internet, a layer between them and us. Looking at the specs, it's open but paired with the AMP cache and Google's ranking algorithm which already clearly
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10y ago
Totally agree. The part of Emacs which needs a ramp-up is the Lisp layer, not the C layer. When I read this post I just had a big 'why' in my mind.
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10y ago
Strange advice. Not sure if I understood what they mean. One important use case to exclude sections of your website is to not pollute the sitemap which Google crawls or to be more precise--the daily crawl volume Google allocates to your sit
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