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by Akkuma 10y ago
This is a bit of a stretch of what the service does. You don't need to "register" to read messages. It OAuths you if you don't use the extension. People using the extension register through OAuth as well. The email is en
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Google also had artificially lower salary bands by colluding with other tech companies to not fight for talent.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Dominic seems like a truly awesome guy. He also frequents /r/javascript. What I hope is that eventually Inferno can be entirely replaced with React and the teams merged. Right now though the two are similar enough to not stop some
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I'm probably odd, but I personally wouldn't be marrying anyone who "caved" to social pressures about a non-functional fashion accessory barely noticeable from anything other than up close. Thankfully, I already found som
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I think this system breaks down more than the imperfect implies, but still works alright. Let's say I live somewhere that cost of living is more than Chicago, but less than SF/NYC, such as DC. You are now asking people to take pay
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Macbooks run Windows, but the driver support is pretty horrendous from Apple. Basically, they say it runs and stop supporting it after that. I cannot get a graphics driver update at all. Another good example is that TRRS does not work at al
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by Akkuma 10y ago
>This is why the pure libertarian ideas about a completely free market just don't work for some services. It is a complete waste of human and material capital to run more than two last-mile networks (the second for redundancy and yo
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by Akkuma 10y ago
>Most Manhattan buildings are large and have many units. If you rent out your apartment a few times a year, how is this fair to your neighbors, who pay the same rent and never agreed to have a bunch of transient guests in the building? D
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by Akkuma 10y ago
My personal definition would be a product assembled, regulated, and QA'd in China. If parts are made in China and sent to the US, the US company has to QA the part, assemble the final product with the part, and is regulated by US law w
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by Akkuma 10y ago
This is a bit of a stretch. No one seriously writes AMD today and the support of it is solely for backward compatibility due to how trivial it is to support it. CommonJS won that battle when tools like Webpack & Browserify came into exi
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by Akkuma 10y ago
== Real Talk == I wanted to personalize why you might want to check us out as I think copy/paste non-personalized job ads on HN are boring and don't deserve a place here. I started back with Virtru as a Senior Software Engineer in
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by Akkuma 10y ago
This sounds pretty similar to Ingress. Niantic seems to be poor game designers, since they seemed to have learnt very little from Ingress. I always thought Ingress and now Pokemon Go are great concepts with some of the worst design to keep
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I skipped that long line somewhere around my mid to late twenties when it became quite clear that the majority of friends I made amounted to "no one spends any time thinking about you anyway".
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Buble's purpose is that it is supposed to be significantly faster to compile from ES6 to ES5 with minimal configuration, since it actually does things out of the box.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
This seems like it would preclude people who love what you are doing, but also love to do things after work that aren't around programming.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I've worked remote for a year and my experience is the exact opposite. I generally know my coworkers well enough that I feel comfortable when I've actually been around them. We use Slack, we have daily "standups" for scr
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by Akkuma 10y ago
It isn't just that chrome extensions are easier to write than XUL ff extensions. It is also that XUL ff extensions are poorly maintained in various ways with more gotchas. Additionally, FF's extension signing was largely a mess an
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Hey sorry it took me awhile to get back to you. The team finally got the job post up, so hopefully this will help you http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/119612/senior-devops-engineer-...
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I guess their frontpage >Popmotion is a lightweight 12kb JavaScript motion engine that makes creating engaging user interactions quick and simple. Is slightly outdated now
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by Akkuma 10y ago
== Real Talk == I'm posting this on behalf of my company and wanted to personalize why you might want to check us out as I think copy/paste non-personalized job ads on HN are boring and don't deserve a place here. I started b
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Virtru | Washington, DC or REMOTE (within America) | Fulltime | JavaScript fullstack, nodejs, devops == Who we are == https://virtru.com/how-it-works Everyone has a right to keep their digital content private and secure. Vi
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Have you seen or used https://github.com/Popmotion/popmotion/ ? These both seem fairly similar, both small libraries with a lot of overlap.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I've seen recipes for 1:6/1:7 (2 tablespoons to 6 oz) ratio of coffee to water. I've used 3/4 a cup of coffee to 4 cups of water in a french press.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
You could simply use something like base64 on a username you regularly use as the hash.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Your #3 is absurd. Almost 10 years ago I came out of college making nearly that much in a city and state with a lower cost of living than NJ.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
You might want to look into https://github.com/etsy/hound if you ever want to search. I found this superior to Github as well if I want to find all repos that reference something.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I'm sure it is still heavily used, but it looks like there are two very opposing views with one going so far as completely removing it.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
I watched one of the recent Netflix engineering videos where they moved to a customized version of React and I could have sworn in that talk they actually moved away from Observables[1]. What was confusing is that the other talked released
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by Akkuma 11y ago
It isn't obsolete. Webpack just reduces task runners even more, since webpack takes care of taking your source, copying your source to your build/dist/whatever directory, minifying everything, creating hashes in filenames, be
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by Akkuma 11y ago
== Real Talk == I'm posting this on behalf of my company and wanted to personalize why you might want to check us out as I think copy/paste non-personalized job ads on HN are boring and don't deserve a place here. I started b

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