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isthisnagee
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Comment #21951954
It's perfectly fine to critique without contributing. You'll also notice this: > I can’t open issues myself because I’ve been banned from the V issue tracker, or I would have alrea…
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Comment #19303824
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ > New Bug > Report an issue with a website that I use Seemed like the most appropriate place to put it.
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Comment #19303663
Done: https://webcompat.com/issues/27204
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Comment #19303303
I can reproduce it. I'm on Firefox Developer Edition, 66.0b9. I went to https://meta.sr.ht/ and tried to tab through the site. Here's a gif: https://i.imgur.com/2dQL2C2.gif . Expla…
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Comment #19223525
Also a huge fan of keyvalues.com. Found the company I'm currently working at through there. I'd like to ad that As a new grad, the website helped me a lot: it gave names to ideas I…
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Comment #18809766
Location: California Remote: no Willing to relocate: yes (anywhere in USA or Toronto) Technologies: javascript, react, java, python Résumé/CV: https://isthisnagee.github.io/resume/…
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Comment #17720544
- https://lite.cnn.io/en - https://text.npr.org
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Comment #17610334
I know some developers with less than 5 years experience earning more than CAD90k/year in Toronto, but they're not the majority of developers I know. Those jobs do exist, but they'…
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Comment #17537930
I use Things on my phone. I love the app, but the price of the full suite (iPhone, Mac, iPad -- even though I don't have an iPad) is too high for me so I don't use it often enough …
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Comment #17516509
I’m addressing the part of the comment that holds merit to me, specifically the part about diversity problems and a lack of applicants from underrepresented groups. I don’t believe…
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Comment #17516201
I don't think your example applies in the context of a tech company, so I'm going to comment ignoring it. If it boils down to who applies, then we need to make sure that we're reac…
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Comment #17442661
Location: Toronto Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, JavaScript, ReactJS, ES6, CSS, HTML Résumé/CV: http://isthisnagee.com/resume/resume.pdf Email: ist…
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Comment #17098467
Thanks. I didn’t know that.
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Comment #17096179
Hi Hacker news! So yea ... hug of death. Wasn't expecting it to get any attention at all (but that begs the question, why did I submit??). Anyway, this is an idea I've been sitting…
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Comment #17095880
Unfortunately, that is true :(
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Comment #16045006
A few things I want to try to accomplish this year: 1. Read fiction slower. Sometimes I just read to get to the ending and I miss _a lot_. 2. Read more non fiction. I read 1 or 2 n…
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Comment #15600982
I’m not married to an editor so much as my bindings. I’d really hate to use an editor/ide that doesn’t have a decent implementation of at least some vim bindings, though I have to …
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Comment #15585132
How do you deal with your phone being in different states before unlocking? For example, if you have an app open in a folder, you'll have to press the home button 3 times: once to …
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Comment #15584596
You make a good point, but to counter, can modern touchscreen phones be used without looking at them? Volume buttons and power off / on can be used without looking, but you can als…
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Comment #15508679
> >refactoring > Again, what do you mean? Now it feels like you are just listing stuff or maybe I just don't know what refactoring actually means. Agree with all your points. For t…
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Comment #15344112
I really love these text-only minimalist news sites ( http://lite.cnn.io , as another example). I read the thin NPR and lite CNN almost daily, and I'd love to see a list of these f…
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Comment #14405842
Is code not ... text?
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Comment #14246346
Resizing panes is more intuitive with a mouse imo. Doing it with a command just leaves me guessing and estimating how much to move things.