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by tranvu 9y ago
Is it part of the simulation that I have discovered that I was living in a simulation? If I have decided that I want to stray off from the simulation, how would I know I am just playing part of the simulation to live differently?
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by tranvu 9y ago
Nothing new for me. Just trying to decouple some components from my side project from a year ago. For those interested, this is a JS/React project. The app is an open-source version of Alfred built on top of Electron/React -- htt
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by tranvu 9y ago
- The Road to Character (David Brooks) - Code (Charles Petzold) - Soft Skills: The Software Developer's Life Manual (John Z. Sonmez) - Zero Bugs and Program Faster (Kate Thompson) - Daemon (Daniel Suarez) - Algorithms to Live By: The C
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by tranvu 9y ago
Sometimes, you may have to refactor existing code to be able to add new features.
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by tranvu 9y ago
My most popular one has to be an Alfred alternative I made back when I had to use both Windows/Mac for work. It was actually my first full Electron/React application so it may have been over-engineered like most side projects. ht
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by tranvu 9y ago
The original poster asked for recommendations in a particular language. If your recommendation is to learn a different language, it is irrelevant. What may not work for you, may work well for others.
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by tranvu 9y ago
There's many ways to do this, both offline and online. Attend local meetups and network and meet new people. The experiences you gain from meeting new people will eventually pay off either with a new job or transfer of knowledge which
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by tranvu 9y ago
+1 on SMACSS. It seems like you are comfortable with CSS but unsure of the architecture and scaling behind its usage.
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by tranvu 9y ago
I start projects very often and find myself using my scaffolding [tool]( https://github.com/vutran/zel ) for minimal dotfiles (which are downloaded from a repo) very often. Also use it a lot for syncing dotfiles in my us
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by tranvu 9y ago
Slack accounts are separate for each team you join. A lot of people join a handful of public and private teams. This means we have to create an account each time?
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by tranvu 9y ago
Dropbox Paper because it support markdown and simplifies text formatting so you don't have 20 different font, and heading styles running around.
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by tranvu 9y ago
React-inspired framework for building CLI apps with JSX. https://github.com/vutran/wonders
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Show HN: Zel, Simple scaffolding for new projects(github.com)
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by tranvu 10y ago
I've been working on my Electron-powered desktop launcher (Alfred alternative) for the past year or so on and off. The idea is to eventually enable compatibility with existing Alfred workflows and also provide a rich DX for creating th
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by tranvu 10y ago
Save for taxes. You can choose to pay quarterly to make it easier than paying a giant lump sum at the end of the yeaar Also, look into contributing to a SEP IRA (ask your accountant for more info). Ask your ex-colleagues and coworkers for r
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by tranvu 10y ago
I would imagine for someone who is to come back to an old job, the staffing or team may have changed as well. There's a really high chance that your ex-coworkers may have left as well. I never gone back to a previous job but I do keep
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by tranvu 10y ago
Same thing happened to me. I was eating Sunchips and then logged into Facebook to see an advertisement for Sunchips. Wouldn't be surprised that they're also watching us.
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by tranvu 10y ago
I was about to download but I saw this comment. Thank you sir.
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by tranvu 10y ago
Yarn isn't a replacement for npm itself. It's a client that can read/write to npm, and other registries such as Bower.
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Dext – A Smart Launcher for Mac. Powered by JavaScript(github.com)
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