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CleanCoder

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About CleanCoder

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    Comment #48431045

    When I got to the 1M LOC I involuntarily paused feeling like this must be satire.

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    Comment #46820695

    Ok, I think it's time for me to finally build a controller PWA with websocket/webrtc so I can play games in the browser with my phone.

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    Comment #46629551

    Intrigued to see what a website that doesn't support Chrome has to offer.

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    Comment #44044028

    The amount of functionality an application provides should be the benchmark for the size rather than one's available disk space. I'm sitting on 20TB+ of available storage and anyth…

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    Comment #43926439

    The low lag part is especially impressive. Here is Wes Bos taking a deeper dive into the intricacies of technologies used to accomplish this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ln-8Q…

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    Comment #43278430

    The offering in its current form ( https://i.imgur.com/zcmEOhr.png ) does not feel truly communal.

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    Comment #42873079

    What would the cost of allowing random landing page generation be? Alternatively, an examples/showcase page could be useful in presenting the value proposition before potential use…

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    Comment #40860985

    One might say, OP is overREACTing.

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    Comment #40497527

    It doesn't. Registering a dedicated .com domain is an overkill for this as well.

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    Comment #37078767

    > Whether or not you want to communicate "in the clearest way possible" is a choice. This is far from "clearest way possible", it's not even in the middle. This choice impedes comm…

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    Comment #36799931

    The limitations of this tool are obvious from the author's documentation. Plus, a door lock would prevent this from working, so if you're living in a recent house and have thick do…

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    Comment #36346133

    Interesting read (from HN today) about crawling a quarter billion webpages in 40 hours, for $580, over 10 years ago.

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    Comment #36327297

    Who owns the user-generated content? Would it be feasible to clone Reddit (the site) and populate it with content scraped directly from Reddit? One could potentially even claim the…

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    Comment #35766250

    It's also possible to use Twilio with their GUI "studio" to create this entire flow. I've used it as call recording system for when I need to record outgoing calls and it's worked …

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    Comment #35015293

    I would hire a private investigator to get some dirt on the bullies' families and then have my kid ready with a response the next time he gets called out for NOT having the latest …

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    Comment #33734285

    Can you elaborate on what you mean by "happens only in different timezones?" It sounds like an interesting bug to identify.

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    Comment #33375272

    Hey, you can shoot me an e-mail to cleancoder@416tech.com. Looking forward to hearing from you!

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    Comment #33367425

    I'm working on a project around this but am a developer and not a business/sales person so I'm actively looking for a partner/co-founder. The NFT part is not at the core of it but …

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    Comment #33165808

    Is the dark theme the only way to read this page? The contrast between white-background graphics and the surrounding (forced) dark theme makes it difficult to consume. I'm all for …

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    Comment #29576453

    My initial thought to "self-organizing and self-assembling" was "so, reproduction?" Followed by a similar this-seems-obvious revelation!

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    Comment #29576427

    I want to ask "does this really need its own domain" but can't figure out which of my multiple personalities is behind it.

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    Comment #27606463

    Have you tried clicking on it?

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    Comment #27443286

    If it required JS it would not be a bug in Windows HTML component.

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    Comment #26865693

    I fully understand the way forks work - what I found troubling is that for somebody who is dying to do something interesting, for close to no pay, there seems to be little indicati…

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    Comment #26865163

    I am most curious about the "no technical interview" part and "my work speaks for my skills" while OP's GitHub is just forks. This all really reads in an uncomfortable way and I wo…