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Comment #48246639
I’ve loved using deno. Full time for the last three months. Deno replaced a pnpm monorepo I was using.
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Comment #40340022
Principal engineer for Loom here: Congrats on the beta launch. Super cool, I’m looking forward to trying it out. Welcome to the Thunderdome.
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Comment #35176183
Hah, touché. To counterpoint, their success is probably correlated with consumer spending habits (If consumers don't spend, transactions aren't happening, Stripe isn't getting its …
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Comment #35176018
> the way of WeWork That's an unreasonable comparison. Stripe is not deeply tied to commercial office real estate.
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Comment #32843015
I must be missing something here. On a donation of $10, their cut should be $0.75, given that's 7.5%.
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Comment #32383115
I thought this was going to be a critique of Blinkist.
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Comment #30252338
There's clearly been a lot of thought put into KubeSail, the platform & pibox provisioning service looks interesting. Have you had businesses try to make this part of an internal p…
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Comment #23559891
Assuming this is for Android, the APK would no longer be signed and would cause all login attempts to fail. Have a read about "SafetyNet Attestion API" for Android.
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Comment #23559575
This is brilliant work, I'm hoping in part II we get to see it working against the API. I reverse engineered this in a production environment. It took approximately 7 months to bui…
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Comment #23241132
This is a massive move, I read this as they are hoping to climb the value chain and are optimistic about transitioning into a company that competes for the the social media adverti…
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Comment #22671354
I currently work at Loom. I think it's worth mentioning, when they say it's remote, they actually mean remote and not just "you can work from home sometimes". I did the whole inter…
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Comment #21457879
> full-service dealers advertise their wares is through Snapchat or WhatsApp: Oh dear, just because a snap disappears doesn't mean a record doesn't exist. While Snapchat (I don't k…
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Comment #18528509
This probably sounds crazy... I think in the next ten years there will be a cultural shift away from carrying any form of electronics on yourself. That's including mobile phones an…
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Comment #17855386
I don't think a company should offer an interview if they're not willing to give proper feedback at the end of it. When interviewing candidates, I have been more than happy to give…
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Comment #17289746
Speaking as someone that has stock options... how did your employee options get wiped out?
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Comment #15429865
I should of said Helvetica-derivatives.
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Comment #15429857
That really depends on what you're starting with. My one-liner didn't go into the care that this article went into, I couldn't do the topic justice.
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Comment #15429850
Helvetica and its derivatives are beautiful, they're not boring.
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Comment #15427100
Helvetica and you're done. ^ My one sentence guide to better typography.
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Comment #14481134
> ...and certainly doesn't think of himself as a genius This is intellectual humility. He's obviously a genius in his own right.
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Comment #13001583
Do you know what the connection between the two writers is? Seems to me that the quote is neither here nor there, but I haven't found anything solid to confirm who said what. https…
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Comment #12512952
Yes, I like this. It's important to learn what react is and why it's good for handling state in a component before you start trying to build the routing of a full web app.
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Comment #12512944
It took me over a week to grasp how routing would combine with redux, async, react and then server side rendering. We got there, but there just hasn't been a simple (to reason abou…