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saadq
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Comment #29227062
Hey all, I just created https://proposals.es which, like the title says, lets you browse through ECMAScript proposals. Some of the main features: * All proposals are colocated in o…
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Comment #24467196
Location: Seattle, Washington Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript (ES6), TypeScript, Java, Node.js, HTML, CSS, React, React Native Email: saadquad@gmail.c…
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Comment #18660583
Hello, Likewise for me, I would love if I could reach out to you. I had applied awhile back and hadn't gotten a response, and did not have any way I could mention that I saw the po…
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Comment #18379324
Hey, big fan of what you all are doing. Is charity: water open to hiring new grads who have had a lot of experience with internships/side projects?
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Comment #18182597
This post says that you're hiring Full stack devs, but there don't seem to be any any full-stack positions available in the angel.co list of jobs.
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Comment #14465461
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll try to improve the contrast. As you mentioned, most of the templates I chose were the popular ones from sites like ShareLaTeX and Overleaf. I am ha…
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Comment #14465228
Yep, that's a good idea. And thanks!
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Comment #14458655
Thanks! I was definitely planning on adding an import/export feature so that you don't have to keep starting from scratch, so I can try to see if I can make it compatible with json…
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Comment #14456856
Hmm, maybe it isn't completely intuitive. You actually need to click on the menu at the top right to navigate between sections on mobile.
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Comment #14455206
Hey all! latexresu.me is a website for generating LaTeX resumes easily. Basically, you just choose a template, fill in as much (or as little) info as you want, and click "Preview R…
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Comment #11961489
Not really a fan of the lambda syntax in Python. Comparison: JavaScript: let arr = [1, 2, 3] let sumOfSquares = arr.map(n => n * n).reduce((a, b) => a + b) // 14 Python: arr = [1, …
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Comment #11202164
It looks like he's using the Skeleton library and I think its font is set to Raleway by default.