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by hmigneron 4mo ago
Everflow | Software Engineer | Montreal, QC | Hybrid (Some on-site) | Full-time Everflow is a SaaS Partner Marketing platform for managing and scaling revenue from affiliates, partnerships, and marketing channels. We're 10 years in, pr
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by hmigneron 9y ago
I'm not American and didn't know about the green berets until I heard of them in this episode from the Love+Radio Podcast : http://loveandradio.org/2016/11/wood-fighting-with-steel/ It's an int
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by hmigneron 9y ago
I enjoyed this article a lot because this is a problem I struggle with often when coding. And not just at a particular point in the lifecycle of a project, it comes up all the time. Decisions like this are, in my case, heavily influenced by
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by hmigneron 10y ago
I'm always surprised when developers don't talk about the F keys in their reviews of the new MBP. I mostly agree with the author regarding the escape key, the touch bar isn't really a problem in that regard, it still works an
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by hmigneron 15y ago
I struggle with the boundaries as well. Especially at the end of the day or before lunch. "This will only take me 1 minute" fixes turn into half-hours and ruin the whole schedule. One thing that might be worth trying is to just stop working
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by hmigneron 15y ago
Not quite a concise summary, but looking at the documentation, the biggest changes I noticed were : - Responsive design using media queries - CSS Progress bars - A few new javascript plugins (Carousel, Typehead) - Icons The documentation is
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by hmigneron 15y ago
This is cool. The results of the first poll I looked at surprised me and I wanted to read the comments, so I think it would be useful to have a link to the actual poll (on HN) because I had to google it. Another small thing is that the "HN
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by hmigneron 15y ago
Not a huge deal, but I think you should add the "Try it now" button on your learn more page ( http://www.bullbear.ca/more ). Clicking on the back button or on the logo to go back to the home page and sign up seems a bit redundant to me. Als
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by hmigneron 15y ago
The concept of loggur seems interesting, but to be completely honest, I thought the "help us get featured on" written in small characters before the logos of TechCrunch, Mashable, etc. was deceiving in a really lame way.
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by hmigneron 15y ago
There have been a few online slide type presentations on HN recently and I usually find them frustrating because even when the subject is interesting (which is the case most of the time), the slides make you feel like there is so much infor
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by hmigneron 15y ago
The fact that they had to finish shooting the whole thing to have something worth showing makes this even more impressive. They couldn't just stop halfway through and say good enough. For nearly two years they kept working on it and she c
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by hmigneron 15y ago
The title makes it sound as if the author is in complete disagreement with Patrick's essay (and perhaps he feels that he is) but it's not how I see it. Both articles are about the way you present yourself, not really about the "programmer"
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by hmigneron 15y ago
Reminded me of the navigation on a javascript documentation website posted a little while ago : http://bonsaiden.github.com/JavaScript-Garden/ I am seeing more and more of these all over the place and I think they are great for long pages
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by hmigneron 15y ago
To me, this is mostly about the way we learn as beginners. You start as a beginner by reading books, watching experts, taking a class. Even if you start by jumping in and figuring it out, you still get the notion of how you should do it fro