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haack

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About haack

I build stuff that sometimes does stuff.

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    Modyfi | Engineering + Design | REMOTE | Full Time | US, UK, Global Modyfi is building the future of collaborative image editing and visual creative tools on the web. We are primar…

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    I'm not at all surprised about the response here. We are a community of people who love function over form (the perfect emblem being the purely functional design of our beloved HN)…

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    Ask HN: How do you structure product design in your company?

    It seems there are many ways to skin a cat. Do engineers work directly with designers? Is it all done through a product manager? Do you have a design system? Do you have a correspo…

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    I already found it frustratingly ambiguous that there could be more than one Manchester in the US, then I checked and it turns out there are more than 30

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    Good job preserving the HN spirit! My only feedback is the gray text (#808080) on the dark gray background (#222222), has a contrast ratio of ~4:1 which some people may find diffic…

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    It seems like this is not simply about the decision of whether to allow http by default and security of dependencies. I'm not familiar with the surrounding politics and don't parti…

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    > Should you review the code of all imported modules? This is virtually impossible. I wouldn't be surprised if this was exactly the direction that Deno was trying to move towards. …

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    > Why is that amusing? I specifically... My apologies I misread. > ... there's a tendency to start over when the development gets hard to maintain or support instead of just fixing…

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    I find it amusing that you use the example of Python 2 -> Python 3, a breaking change in a widely used language, that has famously been very difficult and long for organisations to…

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    Would you say linux is insecure because a user can download an arbitrary shell script and run it? I know it's not an identical problem, but it does demonstrate that we probably agr…

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    This is really cool. Do you selectively render depending on the zoom level? (I looked for source but could only find the minified js on your github)

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    I'm surprised by the stark difference in density between some of the boroughs. E.g. Dalston has very few trees compared with Islington. Is that because of actual difference in dens…

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    That would be amazing. Feel free to update me using my email (in profile) if you want.

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    Looks slick, great job on launching! Any possibility of a way to purchase outside of the AppStore? I appreciate this is extra effort for possibly little extra reach but I have mana…

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    Interesting to see the comments suggesting that we should expect the NHS to pay if there is a problem that needs solving. It seems the implication is that labour should never be do…

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    Username checks out (also congratulations on making it!)

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    I've worked with a number of bootcamp graduates and I've found the experience extremely refreshing. There are perspectives, skillsets and domain expertise that can come from having…

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    It's refreshing that the author acknowledges the nuances around tradeoffs of using, and not using, GraphQL. Having used REST (with swagger/openAPI), gRPC and now graphQL, the most …

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    Thanks for the insightful contribution to the conversation

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    Thanks for the link, I hadn't seen this