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mmvs

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    Comment #25580306

    I heard good things about Algorithms course by Princeton university on coursera

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    Comment #25580296

    This was my exact high-level expectation for the note app, ended up using https://obsidian.md/

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    Comment #25398609

    > Working with an interactive component with Vue/React, and/or working with api data definitely has been actual fun. That kind of says it, doesn't it? Try to get better knowledge w…

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    Comment #24830852

    I'm very sorry to hear that. As someone who has arthritis my advice to you is to eat healthily, manage your stress, and don't forget about physical activity: therapy, walking, biki…

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    Comment #23508750

    Looks like one of the possibilities would be using a samsung phone that supports Samsung DEX: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU0cN_HcwMY

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    Ask HN: People working remotely, how do you plan your workday?

    Do you use any special tools or anything like that? The problem I'm facing is when my team grew up, I get a lot of requests to check something, help, etc. Sometimes I forget about …

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    Comment #22626634

    I fully agree with this. Zoom has done a huge amount of work optimizing its transfer protocols to make it that reliable. Is it possible to offer same reliability using WebRTC in a …

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    Comment #22240016

    This may be helpful for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOtCl5PU8F0 and also this book is written just for your case, strongly recommend reading it: https://startupbook.net/

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    Comment #21955344

    AMD stock

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    Comment #21263723

    Totally agree. There are a lot of React developers because the entry threshold is lower than other technologies, but there are much fewer good ones. Easy to learn, hard to master

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    Comment #20305710

    Haven't read it yet, but I saw some people were recommending this book: https://refactoringui.com/

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    Comment #18951812

    I'd say react.js. It has been proven to be a good choice for all kind of web applications (small, large) and even static web sites ( https://www.gatsbyjs.org/ , https://github.com/…