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kaplejon
12y ago
What an incredibly pleasant treat. Fun with smart progression. This certainly brought a smile to my face. But what I liked most, is that as someone with very little experience in writing CSS, this allowed me to breeze through the simpler
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kaplejon
12y ago
Jon, the sentiment makes a lot of sense. And anyone reading HN should know the importance of having a backup/archive system setup before it's needed. I guess that really is the ease of mind that I would consider buying. Between
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kaplejon
12y ago
Hey Jon, really appreciate you posting about these pain points. I have been trying to get behind your notebooks since the launch last week, but as a user of the Moleskine notebooks I'm just not seeing the value add you guys are promot
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kaplejon
13y ago
Authenticity is something I am working on. Too many times I find myself reflecting afterwards and realizing how inauthentic I was because I hit that point where I closed up and withdrew. This particular issue really affected me in a previo
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kaplejon
13y ago
That is some really good feedback/advice. Thank you. Like many cultural differences, what seems offensive to some is natural and expected by others. When in a different cultural environment, it's only natural to adjust to the no
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kaplejon
13y ago
This is basically the perfect collection of thoughts for me to be reading right now. I, and extreme introvert, just moved into my brother's new house. He is an extreme extrovert. What struck me most was point "2. Find people who
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kaplejon
13y ago
My experience was similar to yours, though even more basic. I went for a 2-year degree at a community college, and it felt as though every course was a refresher in "This is a variable, and what a variable does. This is syntax, and s
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kaplejon
13y ago
I have a few colleagues who practice the Pomodoro technique, and while it never sounded particularly difficult, my colleagues also never explained it quite as succinctly as you have. Nor have they given it the perspective of effectiveness
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kaplejon
13y ago
Actually, she is mentioned in the introduction, along with Ada Lovelace, as a well-known woman of tech. Remember, the article is about the "unsung women".
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kaplejon
13y ago
This font will drive a dyslexic programmer mad. I want to like this font. I love the theory and craft behind its creation. And it will no doubt work for some people (just reading through the comments that is obvious). But from the first v
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kaplejon
13y ago
This logo looks great in the "white on background" flavor, but I have to shake my head at its "purple with bevel" iteration. A win and a loss, in the same small reveal.