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jonjlee

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    DaisyUI and HyperUI, which are both full component libraries based on tailwind, play well with lit. You either opt out of using the shadow dom or import the global styles into the …

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    I second this as a quality series. My kids also love the Ordinary People Change the World books by Brad Meltzer. Written at the right level for early readers, inspiring, and beauti…

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    Congrats on the launch! This is such an interesting project, as it could bridge the gap between analysis in the business world and engineering. Our organization has been making use…

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    Ask HN: Is SQLAlchemy the industry standard Python ORM in 2023?

    I'm starting a greenfield side project. I've only used Python in smaller projects without reason to hook up an ORM tool. In searching for choices now, the de facto standard seems t…

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    What’s always amazed me about the kimchi making process, and other fermented products, I suppose, is the vast variation in ingredients that can go into the same dish and still prod…

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    >This is an example of an unethical interface. One week of programmer time would have easily saved multiple weeks of designer time... >When developing things which have a human int…

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    UpToDate is the probably the most used clinical resource by doctors in the US. I was surprised to learn that it's available for individuals to subscribe to. Every hospital makes Up…

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    I’m a pediatrician. I studied electrical engineering and did software for about 6 years before the career change. I still enjoy programming. It’s a different experience that’s more…

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    My elementary aged child has a Kindle locked in FreeTime mode. He checks out Kindle books from our local library from my phone once a week. There's no clunky E-reader based browsin…

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    Apart from ML, this could be very useful for creating dashboards in the healthcare setting. Dashboards are surprisingly had to make, deploy, and maintain in the hospital. I've crea…

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