Location: Istanbul and Kaunas
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React, React Native, Python, PHP, C# (Unity)
Resume: https://serdar.work
Email: serdar at gamevase.com
Location: Istanbul and Kaunas
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React, React Native, Python, PHP, C# (Unity)
Resume: https://serdar.work
Email: serdar at gamevase.com
Location: Istanbul and Kaunas
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React, React Native, Python, PHP, C# (Unity)
Resume: https://serdar.work
Email: serdar at gamevase.com
Location: Istanbul and Kaunas
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React, React Native, Python, PHP, C# (Unity)
Resume: https://serdar.work
Email: serdar at gamevase.com
Location: Istanbul and Kaunas
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React, React Native, Python, PHP, C# (Unity)
Resume: https://serdar.work
Email: serdar at gamevase.com
not the greatest picture (some reflections). should have used a gray background, but I used red because this color is the most affected.
The burnin is mostly harmless, but the middle blob is very annoying; yellow parts of the image become greenish when they get to the middle of the screen.
Ah that sucks. How old is the tv? And what’s the brightness in it?
My 3 year old Panasonic gets used a lot but we keep the brightness down to the 45–55% range (it’s plenty bright) to avoid burn in. We also don’t display static content on it. And when we do, it’s mostly from Kodi which dims itself after 10 min or so.
All that to say for those who are fearful of OLED because of burn in: don’t be. With some precautions, it’s fine. And having true blacks is absolutely glorious. I enjoy it every time I use the screen.
The new design is right in a lot of ways but I cannot stop thinking how honest and friendly the old design looks. I would also prefer the old, cute and more unique logo instead of the trendy plane icon.
I had a few interviews, worked with some project-based, now working full-time with another, all from these HN threads. By far the best way I've ever tried!
I upgraded from 0.64.2 to 0.67.4 recently. It was much easier than I expected. Looking at the logs, I had to use "react-native-clean-project" for some reason.
