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KarimDaghari
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About KarimDaghari
sent request on Nov. 7th, 2021 from karim_daghari@outlook.com
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Comment #28596098
Isn't this double negation? If what the industry is doing is unethical and what Alexandra is doing is considered "illegal" in the eyes of that industry... wouldn't that make it act…
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Comment #27747456
I've tried both (but have not completed them): In contrast to OSSU, TYSCS focuses purely on the fundamentals .
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Comment #25499790
> wasting their time writing blog posts Mind expanding on this?
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Comment #25499783
I first learned this from Tim Ferris (btw, that guy isn’t full of it he actually gives out some good stuff) : it’s better to learn things JIT (just in time) than JIC (just in case)…
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Comment #24975073
What you said sounds correct however it’s not really as black and white as it may seem. Figuring out pmf means figuring out what make your product unique relative to your competito…
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Comment #24972861
Honestly, for me, the hardest one to replace is YouTube. I think the best I can do is to create an account specifically for it + use firefox containers.
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Comment #24935798
Also, Kurzgesagt released a cool video about it: https://youtu.be/dSu5sXmsur4
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Comment #24928748
In my experience it’s got more to do with expectations. https://karimdaghari.netlify.app/blog/get-things-done/
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Comment #24880221
Maybe take a look at Nest.js: https://nestjs.com/
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Comment #24824824
Thanks OP for sharing this podcast/episode! For me it was very informative (and dare I say, pretty cool). I'm wondering what other podcasts I'm missing out on!
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Comment #24809868
Not GP, but here's my 2c: > How do you test your product hypothesis without a product? You can't. Actually... it depends on how you define a product. The way I think of it is: a pr…
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Comment #24790074
for whatever it's worth, I find dev.to as the better alternative to medium (at least for technical subjects)
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Comment #24785996
Why would I use this instead of WebAuth?
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Comment #24785983
I have this comment in my favorites which I check every now and then: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24356341
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Comment #24785971
This is the first time I hear of this, still I’ll try to answer. I can’t really give a specific time frame but it’s mostly during “quiet” hours (so, either early morning or late at…
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Comment #24779209
I would use: `flex-direction: row`. And use wrap the number and asterisk in a `span` and style them as needed.
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Ask HN: How Do You Learn?
I'm really interested in knowing what system you employ to learn stuff. Personally: I'd make a list of all the available resources to learn about that topic -> narrow it down to th…
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Comment #24769231
I completely agree with you. Honestly, I think one should be skeptical of anyone who’s (1) giving advice and (2) don’t have the experience (knowledge itself is not enough) to back …
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Comment #24764987
nav, figure and button: why wouldn't flex cut it?
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Comment #24764781
> Grid is great for 2D layouts especially if you're going to shift stuff around (e.g. responsive versions of the layout). Exactly!
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Comment #24764770
There are some things that grids aren't optimized for, one example that comes to mind is `justify/space-between` where you don't really need to think about the layout (by adjusting…
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Comment #24764592
My rule of thumb: 2d -> grid 1d -> flex For the resources, I recommend: Flexbox: https://flexboxfroggy.com/ Grid: https://cssgridgarden.com/
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Comment #24759908
Thanks!
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Comment #24759409
Whaaaaat? What is this sorcery? Polls in HN? Cool.