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React and Immutable.js(mattzeunert.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do generic landing pages (“we create solutions”) work?
2 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|1 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
Not sure if there's a formal definition, but this page distinguishes between a scare and a hoax: "Though city prosecutors eventually concluded there was no ill intent involved in the placing of the ads, the city continues to refer
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CSS Scroll Snapping explained(hacks.mozilla.org)
7 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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Why use a style guide?(codereadability.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
I tweet mostly about new things I learn, interesting designs I see, etc. This has the added benefit of being able to look stuff up if I forget about it.
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
Thanks for sharing! Just to make sure I understand correctly: was it the timing during a match that made the difference? Because you knew they were online and able to respond?
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The Code Quality Myth(artima.com)
2 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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Refactoring if statements for readability(codereadability.com)
2 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|1 comments
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Product Hunt Live(producthunt.com)
2 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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Coding Without Loops(codereadability.com)
4 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
Is there any advantage in having GOOG stock when you work at Google, rather than selling half of your GOOG stock and buying FB? I think the expected return would be the same, but it would be less extreme (less likely to be 10x, less likely
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Atomic Web Design(bradfrost.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
File size could be a criterion for front-end libs.
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PSI: PageSpeed reporting as part of your build process(github.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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Tips for building a website with limited developer resources(mattzeunert.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|0 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
In addition to the benefits you get as the contractor, agencies also don't want to hire sole traders as it could be argued they are actually employees. This would mean it's the agency's responsibility to withhold taxes, and t
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
I really like the idea of adding a Slack channel to the problem statement. I always have questions, and channeling them through a recruiter via email is a pain. A lot of take home problems are very unrealistic, so it's difficult to mak
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
I was lucky to get a 3-day a week contract, but still had to do my freelance work in the evening/weekend for a bit.
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
In my experience (in the UK) you start by submitting your CV to loads of recruiters saying you are looking for contract roles. If they think they can make money from you they'll give you a call and ask for your rate etc. I'm not t
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Why Underscore is awesome(codereadability.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|1 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
So this means 1.5M was the post-money valuation, correct?
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
I think the idea is that new users will find the question and think that the type of question is still welcome on StackOverflow. There used to be a question about popular programming blogs. To me it looked like a good and popular question,
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Don't use || to set default values in JavaScript(codereadability.com)
26 points by mostlystatic 11y ago|56 comments
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
I was wondering about the cost or pricing, but the answer is they won't say yet. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-33427816 > The BBC won't give exact figures on the costs - it says they're commerc
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by mostlystatic 11y ago
In general I think that's a good thing. People are hard to change, but redesigning the system is relatively easy.
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Grunt-include-source: Include your sources into your HTML files automatically(github.com)
1 points by mostlystatic 12y ago|0 comments
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by mostlystatic 12y ago
You'll probably need a different domain name if you want to rank for the name of your product. Google has little reason to change anything - chances are most people who type in 'birthde' are looking for 'birthday'.
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by mostlystatic 13y ago
I suppose a non-design perspective would focus on implementing features rather than how the user can benefit from them most easily. Two sites may allow you to do the same thing, but one of them may be superior from a design perspective. A s
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by mostlystatic 13y ago
Maybe one situation where this is a good idea is when the current "designer" is even worse than you are. In that case you add value through your design skills and you're the lead designer in a designer-free company. Obviously that only work

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