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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
There is a difference. Spring boot is not opinionated about how to do templates, persistance and DB migrations. This means you have to go away and do some research to get your stack running. This was enough to put me off.
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If you're applying for jobs requiring 2 years experience and you don't have that on your CV then probably you don't make it past HR. The hiring manager never sees your CV. Also, most jobs ask for a particular programaming lan
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
I do mine in Google Docs. Editable via the web and I can download as Word or PDF.
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To me survivorship bias is looking at someone who made it. Assigning some charateristics to that person. i.e. Hard working, motivated etc etc. But, forgetting that lot's of people who didn't make it also had those charateristics.
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
It's actually a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accredited_investor
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Interesting to think that the private keys for these funds will most likely be split across several pieces of paper ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_Secret_Sharing ) and stored in geographically distributed saf
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It's very difficult to stay private and use a mobile phone. Your network provider knows your DNS lookups and your location. Even with a burner this may be enough information to identify you and track what you're doing. If you&#x27
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She says Textio taught her company to avoid terms such as "coding ninja" - a common phrase in Silicon Valley job ads. This would also put me off applying for the role. It makes the company sound immature and anyone who calls the
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In my opinion if you intend to make a project commercial it should be on its own domain. https://sideproject.com This is then your landing page which should give visitors and idea what your service does and what problems it solv
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Because as I see it you're saying enabling OP_CODES is a bad thing. You may be right, but you didn't use a very good argument. You used an 'Appeal to authority' to show OP_CODES are bad then you implied no testing was do
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It's my understanding that the error rates are so high with these systems even in good conditions that they are next to useless.
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- "Ask HN: Who's hiring" might also work? Sounds good. "ASK HN: Who's looking for investment" and you post with a sort of ASCII pitch deck.
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I don't think it's that Germans want to only use cash, I think it's more that the payment systems in Germany are not great. Lot's of bars/beer gardens/shops can't take cards. German banks seem to use their
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If you're responsible for running a website, how are you going to be resilient against attackers who come to your site with legitimate usernames and passwords of your members? One way is to email the user when they log in from a new
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The problem with rent control is that it causes more harm than good. Great for the lucky few that get a rent controlled apartment. Bad for people that don't and for landlords that now can't charge enough rent to cover the mortgage
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It's not that it's expensive, there are plenty of crypto coins that can do this cheaply. The main issue is that there doesn't appear to be much demand for this. No micropayment solution has gained mass adoption and there have
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by 1ba9115454 9y ago
A one page re-introduction. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/A_re...
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1) There's already some work on this. Take a look at https://carbonwallet.com A multisignature wallet with one key encrypted browser side and another in a mobile app. https://github.com/carbonwallet/Car
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I've been fired lots of times. Sometimes I ended up in a better position earning more money. "I still don't know how to confront the shame" There's nothing to be ashamed of. Tell people you're moving on to look
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For each project I have a trello board. So 3 main lists. Backlog, Doing, Done. The done part is by month so each month I create an new done list i.e. January 2018 - Done I can then easily switch between boards.
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I'm a CTO of a cryptocurrency business. Due to the nature of what we do we require access to blockchains for various currencies. We have a mechanism in place for this but I'm thinking of splitting it off into another company. i.e.
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You read the article. Author backtracks at the end.
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The solution is relatively simple. 1. Email and password for login. Don't tell the attacker which is correct. 2. Email and password for registration. On registration send confirmation email. If user is already register attacker would n
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Because it allows attackers to look for accounts. It's part of your privacy that I shouldn't be able to see if you have an account with sexycatpictures.com Not accusing you BTW.
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I always wondered what would happen if you just remove the trains and the track and just let people cycle through the tunnels.
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If I was building an exchange for crypto here's what I would do. 1. Encrypt you users private keys client side with a password only they know. Now I just hold encrypted keys my side. 2. When the user wishes to make an exchange I would
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- React app from scratch To manage technical debt you need to pick tools at the start that enable easier and safer refactorings at a later date. JS is not a good fit for this. The problem you have is the time spent maintaing a JS project ca
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Never tell your employer about your side projects. Even if you launch it does not guarantee any level of success so telling them first could turn out to be pointless.
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It doesn't sound like this guy really has the permission of his country to do what he's proposing to do. He appears to be struggling to fit an ICO into his current role. It's simply a bad idea IMHO. A blockchain is not a good
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The brilliance of this is not just that he's donating to charity which is great of course but that he managed to hold for so long.

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