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  • Nov 7, 2016

    Perfume Series Part 2: Sales assistants at department stores are terrifying

    Continued from Part 1 of a series where I talk about perfume and smells.

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  • Nov 6, 2016

    Part 1: Nail polish made me puke

    This is usually a technical blog, but I’ll be taking a break from the usual programming of programming-related posts (hah, pun) to talk about my other closeted obsession: smells.

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  • Oct 24, 2016

    On Saying "I don't know"

    I recently found myself learning the difference between shims and polyfills. I have heard both terms on many occasions but never had the guts to ask for details, with much regret. So I tweeted the following:

    There's so much terminology in the JavaScript world. It is totally okay to say: "I don't know what that is, could you tell me about it?"

    — Sher Minn C. (@piratefsh) October 21, 2016
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  • Sep 9, 2016

    Browserify, ES6 and Rails integration notes

    Some notes on integrating Browserify in our Viki Rails app via the browserify-rails gem and getting it to play nice with ES6 and react-rails.

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  • Aug 13, 2016

    What does Sher Minn snack on every day?

    I logged my snack intake for a month and made charts out of it.

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  • Apr 16, 2016

    My Recurse Center Experience

    I spent 3 months at the Recurse Center (RC) in NYC last year. I’ve been meaning to write about the experience itself, and what happened after for awhile now, so here goes! I’ve also had a lot of similar questions from people who are curious about RC, and so I thought I’d gather the questions and my answers to them in a blog post.

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  • Feb 8, 2016

    Clearing saved app data on MacOS X

    In which I poke around ~/Library to hunt down vestiges of saved app data to stop GifLoopCoder from hanging on me.

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  • Jan 27, 2016

    How to think in CSS?

    For those who are new to front-end web development, CSS can seem like this weird, magical realm full of rules that do not make much sense. This article is about the approach I take to ‘CSS-ing’ a project. Given a vision of a webpage, how should we go about creating it?

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