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jawmes9

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    Comment #31243312

    Location: Kauai, HI-USA Remote: Required Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: React, Next.js, Typescript, C++, Python (Some Docker as well) Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/…

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    Comment #30948889

    Most searches I do now are search + {nameOfForum} Especially looking into new libraries or programming languages, I always append "hackernews" to my search

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    Comment #30796397

    Examples and screenshots are my favorite. I don't like it when there are too many distracting emojis.

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    Comment #30314329

    So excellent, happy to see you're open to contributions too!

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    Comment #30138715

    Kind of similar: https://tiresize.com/calculator/ I've used it for buying my truck's tires in the past.

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    Comment #30138598

    I'm in the same boat, just got through with their solidity tutorial. Great course paired with: https://cryptozombies.io

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    Comment #29760411

    What's the best way to contact you? It's been ~2 years since my last robotics project, but interested to learn more.

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    Comment #29642298

    > regulation attention-grabbing industries, just like we regulated cigarettes There is surely a good argument to be made for regulating social media for certain age groups.

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    Comment #29642257

    I was taught to always look up when you are under coconut trees

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    Comment #29352879

    Love to see Bulma in the mix, it is my favorite CSS framework. Thanks!

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    Comment #28708655

    The justification I see often is helping with SEO as well

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    Comment #27574381

    Using a Reddit API Wrapper [1] to collect comments from /r/wallstreetbets, and compare stock mentions to prices. Found a cool way to store historical stock data [2] (or any time se…