Chyzwar

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by Chyzwar 8y ago
There are other factors. The US is a big sparsely populated country that is relatively far from business partners. Military dominance is required to continue a current foreign relationship and protect global corporations originated in the U
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Get a job as Junior Developer. You can self-taught a lot but nothing substitute experience. As an alternative, you can contribute to open source projects.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
That's good, in each cycle, sooner or later you get improvement: webpack over grunt, react over jQuery and npm over vendoring your jQuery plugins. OP forgot how life looked when your web app project was handcrafted HTML page with manua
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
It literally cost billions to make any innovation in silicon, pharmaceutics, automotive etc. > That's nothing about copy-catting though. That's talking about licensing / subcontracting just because a company doesn't w
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
> Cheap to produce now, sure. Was it "cheap to produce" shortly after it was invented? And do you think the transistors we talk about today are identical to the ones invented in 1947? Or has there been continued innovation in t
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Work is not about finding fulfillment. It is about exchanging your time for money. You should look for fulfillment in your life instead. It is nice if your work aligns with your life targets but this is rarely a case. For example, I want to
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
You should focus on two things: 1. Your "personality" Properties/qualities that you like most. To discover what you really like you need to try different things. It might change over time as you become more experienced. -
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Because he is silly. Pravda is similar to Polish word Prawda than means truth. Truth is very difficult to establish outside science. - People are biased in many different ways. - Modern propaganda can use true facts to build any publi
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> Every second teenager is carrying iPhone - are you sure? [Citation needed] There is 70 millions of iPhone sold in last 4 years in US. If you include other high-end phones it makes teenager/adults to carry half the year of work in
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
The US is incredibly rich country. Every second teenager is carrying iPhone worth more than yearly income in a large portion of the world. It is all thanks to capitalism. Problem is that most US population is not educated/smart and eas
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
I agree. Good architecture is something that can naturally emerge. You start with a simple and less abstract solution and gradually evolve when requirements are better understood. Upfront design mostly does not work.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
You need to throw when and b is a method. Solution to the problem is already there: Kotlin, TypeScript, Rust, Crystal, Swift, Haskell just to name few. We just need to push the industry toward better and safer languages. We keep building an
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Part of this can be accounted to Wirth's law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law I also partiality disagree with you. Hammers did not change much for last few hundreds of years. The web made a massive lea
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soner or later you will need to solve the same set of issues that virtualenv and pipenv try to solve.
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not really the case if you work in a team or deploy your application.
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We know that, but employers are looking for React.js developers, not Software Engineer Architect. Whatever you like it or not you need to have a relevant tech on your CV.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
I would reject PR that introduce code like this. I disagree with the article. You should not introduce "safeguards" as described in the article. In few years time, someone will make bug assuming that users id starts from 1. Instea
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
http://uk.businessinsider.com/employee-retention-rate-top-tech-companies-2017-8 http://uk.businessinsider.com/comparably-50-best-paying-big-companies-salary-employees-2017-11 Talented people want to
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I worked in two big banks. It is not easy. Many regulations and existing legacy systems result in systems build around FTP and flat files. Bussiness side also does not have a clue, sometimes it is very difficult to tell why someone made a d
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One of the 28 is the Commission President (currently Jean-Claude Juncker) proposed by the European Council[5] and elected by the European Parliament.[6] The Council of the "European Union then nominates the other 27 members of the Comm
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Depends on the problem you want to solve and product requirements. Often it is better to let the technical person choose. Unless you have tons of money you should avoid niche technologies/frameworks/languages. Solid choices includ
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
In my opinion SO is not very useful. The longer I code less likely I search SO. I prefer to read docs, search on issue tracker or just read the source code. I think SO is mostly for "noobs", people that are asking how to add two
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
People are trying https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos https://github.com/status-im/react-native-desktop But with
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Requiters are lovely. These kind people are looking day and night to send me some leads that I mostly ignore. They are basically doing free work for me. I am like the flower of lotus - waiting. When there is anything interesting I can jump
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by Chyzwar 9y ago
Consider changing your plan. I am not paying SMS for a few years already. (in the UK)
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Depends: go -> fast, easy to deploy services talking to other services. node.js -> full-stack developers rapidly developing a product. rust -> safer language than C/C++ but with the same performance.
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by Chyzwar 9y ago
This is very dangerous advice. Modern Linux with systemd and mature programming languages require very little shell scripting. I saw people building deployment pipelines in shell and how ugly it was. I worked with a team doing batch process
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by Chyzwar 9y ago
You are mistaken. In a small company you usually have the power to choose technology and make architecture decisions. Small company where you have many hats and work closely with stakeholder will teach so much more. In the big enterprise, y
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As a user, your opinion rarely matter. Zuckerberg compared to other CEO level executives have a fairly good track record. Somehow his mistakes were not an issue for you for last 10 years and now you have a tough stance against him. What you
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