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jblock
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About jblock
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Comment #24342510
Garmentier | Senior Software Engineer | Chicago, IL or Remote | Full-Time Garmentier is hiring! We are a quickly growing Fashion + Technology startup based in Chicago. We have crea…
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Comment #22912867
TIL that I'd been using items in this list for reference without realizing that I had been working with Josh (OP) at my day-job the whole time!
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Comment #12153547
Hahaha, thank you. I was also trying to be curt and funny, but I guess the HN community takes their Ethereum seriously :D
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Comment #12151921
I have no idea how Etherium or the blockchain works. I'm sure that it's all incredibly important and technically impressive, but these all sound like fake words that your parents w…
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Comment #11164526
Can't you do both?
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Comment #9966174
You are entitled to your opinions, but why do you see this as forced? The quotes you present show a piece of prose intended to evoke a mood and set a scene. None of it feels forced…
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Comment #9635785
I think it really depends on your implementation. For readability, having a `UserStore` and `MessageStore` in one place might get to be troublesome, especially when it comes to sep…
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Comment #9635766
Absolutely. At first I was excited that there was so much activity. Simultaneously, it intimidates many engineers I talk to because of how much fragmentation there is. Thankfully, …
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Comment #8189536
I wish this was the top comment :(
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Comment #7801135
While your points are reasonably valid, I think it's missing one grander conclusion: the tools are simply that, tools. Above all else, it's what you make with them that matters. As…
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Comment #7727643
All I want is a fast, functional Gmail. Any shine they want to put on it is fine by me.
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Comment #7168811
Watching Veep right afterwards is a nice (and just as brilliant in other ways) contrast.
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Comment #6904861
HN gets a lot of post about acquisitions and whatnot, but I feel this is probably one of the most important in recent memory. The implications of taking this talent into consumer r…
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Comment #6293295
I recommended my friends endorse me in Falconry
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Comment #6202756
Probably, though the thermal shock might be a lot more exaggerated (hot-ass days, cold-ass nights). But the solar power mechanism would definitely be more viable in the desert.
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Comment #6077141
Regardless, I still don't want a big magnet in my pocket
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Comment #6077139
Regardless, I still don't want a big magnet in my pocket
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Comment #5882633
Design note: that slider is awkward. There's no indication that it's moving until it hits a discrete point.
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Comment #5850061
Nice idea. You should probably make it clear that it uses Google auth, though.
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Comment #5847299
I had never been to SF before last summer. This building was right across from the bus I took home every day. And every day I wondered: what was in that windowless building? Never …
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Comment #5843023
I asked them about this in an interview. Simply put, they said that if you don't feel comfortable working on a project, you just say so, and get moved elsewhere.
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Comment #5532013
"So the main reason to intern is to just become a better coder? Doubtful. Just to be completely blunt, the main reason college students intern is to have a secure job after graduat…