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Show HN: 1Medium – Calendar-Centric Project Planning and Status Updates(1medium.ai)
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by jakecodes 1y ago
Appreciate the thoughtful response! I’m actually right in the ICP you described — I’ve run my own VMs in the past and recently switched to Cloud Run to simplify ops and take advantage of scale-to-zero. In my case, I was running a few infere
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by jakecodes 2y ago
Hey! It's awesome to read other people's solutions to this. I've been working on solving this for the past 2 years or so and I went through much of the same struggles in the beginning until we came up with a solution which is
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by jakecodes 4y ago
This is not a simple "do this", except to say you need to see a doctor. You are not alone! Many suffer with anxiety for their whole life. What helps is therapy to learn to train your brain that many are anxious too and that you ar
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by jakecodes 5y ago
Hey there! Nice work, looks great! I've built a few of these and the biggest concern with those motors (I've tried them before) is that they aren't made to handle the torque of even small hills. They'll burn out on mile
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by jakecodes 5y ago
I looked up the names for the parts of the fork: It's the part of the fork called the dropout that fails. Here's a picture of a dropout itself: https://i.stack.imgur.com/VZ8bO.jpg , not mine. When it fails it may l
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by jakecodes 5y ago
Hi Jacques! A little late here. It's cool to see someone else spot welding! For the DC area, it's totally faster to commute and I took my daughter everywhere! Now we're in Philly and I use it for long ranges. I've built
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by jakecodes 5y ago
Congrats Douwe and team! I'm super excited!
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by jakecodes 5y ago
I always wanted to make an electric skateboard. After a few successful iterations, I decided to make a really fast one that could replace a car. I built my own lion battery out of ~500 18650s. It could go about 30 miles on a charge. It coul
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by jakecodes 6y ago
MURAL | Multiple Roles | REMOTE | Full Time MURAL is a digital workspace for visual collaboration. We are hiring in all areas of our org! Apply: https://www.mural.co/careers
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by jakecodes 6y ago
Taubman made a series of videos called "Choreography of the Hands". You can now find them on YouTube. They were originally VHS, and they are very eye opening. But there isn't anything like having a real lesson.
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by jakecodes 6y ago
You can check out https://www.golandskyinstitute.org/ My teacher was Bob Durso. I think he may be still teaching.
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by jakecodes 6y ago
I've been playing piano for 30 years, have a degree in piano performance and have played in many competitions. There are many type of competitions. There's the Chopin International Competition where only Chopin must be played. Al
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by jakecodes 6y ago
I’m taking weekends and evening off so I don’t burn out. I’m working on learning a piano piece by a composer named Kapustin. If you haven’t listen to him I highly suggest him. Since I got my degree in piano performance, I’ve not learned an
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by jakecodes 6y ago
It really bothers me that current password managers will never be used by the ones we love, who probably need them just as much if not more. I'm building "a password manager for everyone." In hopes that I can get my dad, wif
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by jakecodes 7y ago
Cool. I assumed it was unintentional. Once you do that I'm in.
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by jakecodes 7y ago
The oauth2 requirements for twitter signup are quite aggressive. * See Tweets from your timeline (including protected Tweets) as well as your Lists and collections. * See your Twitter profile information and account settings. * See accounts
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I can't think of any bad parts of Vue off the top of my head. I really do enjoy the whole library. Although I think slots is a harder concept for most to grasp then it needs to be.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I've moved to the Meltano team at GitLab and we don't use haml at all. Just plain old HTML.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
That's a great question. I'll have to write another article to answer it.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I haven't done much with TypeScript. But I always hear great things.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I wrote this article back in 2017. A lot has changed since then. If anyone has any questions I'd be happy to answer them. We now use Vue in our data science startup meltano.com.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I've been programming for 20 years, professionally for ~11. I was bored out of my mind 3 years ago until I found a job at GitLab. Turns out the right people can make you love your job. The wrong ones will make you lose your mind. But t
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by jakecodes 8y ago
34, yes, jointly supporting a family, DC, salary you can look up. I am staff frontend dev technically, unlimited time off. Can't speak to the value of my equity compensation.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
Do you have links to any data that shows the statistics on my luck?
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I joined GitLab as #29. My work life balance has never been this good. I've been working here for ~3 years, my benefits have been excellent, I have learned so much. GitLab may be an anomaly and YMMV, but it has been the best company I&
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by jakecodes 8y ago
Check out Meltano, a GitLab startup. It’s new and we’re iterating but it sounds like it could solve your exact situation. Feel free to leave issues where we could improve. https://gitlab.com/meltano/meltano
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I used to use pipenv and I find that hard work of actually properly learning the python pip/requirments.txt/setup.py/venv landscape well enough that I don't have problems anymore, took less work than actually getting pip
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by jakecodes 8y ago
As a magic aficionado my bet is that the picture was rolled into the frame and a pre torn version popped out the bottom. Like the old dollar bill trick. Still impressive.
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by jakecodes 8y ago
I saw the Who's Hiring for GitLab in 2015, became an early employee, still here, not leaving. Best job ever.

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