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felixmc
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Comment #31049305
internal tools need designers too! not to mention their ads platform. I imagine their content review platform, trust & safety tools, etc all have some designers working on them
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Comment #30938545
I have a pretty minimal website with a not very minimal photography sub-site: https://felix.link/
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Comment #26961710
facebook has something like this internally (bunnylol), everyone's browser uses an internal search engine by default that parses the query into commands that can take args and ofte…
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Comment #17492229
actually! at my old job there was a project where the frontend webpack build was running in a docker container..
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Comment #13898383
Your comment is a little misleading...Rio Grande and Pioneer park are literally right next to each other. And other than those couple streets in that corner of downtown, you'd be h…
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Comment #13586599
In the early 2000s my dad left his cushy job as an electrical engineer at a nuclear power plant in eastern europe to come to the US with an H1B to fix AC systems for a company owne…
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Comment #11206056
Would someone mind explaining the argument for spaces over tabs? Possibly naive young dev here.
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Comment #11013516
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: after November 2016 Technologies: Node.js, Java, Scala, Swift, MySQL, Mongo, C#, front-end web dev (js, jquery, angu…
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Comment #8712860
would you mind explaining why that might be better?
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Comment #8207938
it could use some UX work (just simple things like where you position fields or how you indicate things are required) also, when I filled out my profile and submitted, I got JSON r…
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Comment #8195578
Shortnr: https://github.com/felixmc/shortnr it's a service written in node.js that you can deploy to run your own URL-shortening service it works fine, but I wrote it my second sem…