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United States. City is 2 million +, however the area I'm in is very hip/wealthy (mostly young professionals between 23 - 40 with salary jobs). I like to joke that our city's official bird is the crane, because there is a cons
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I'm not an architect, or familiar with construction practices, etc. My theory is however that because the demand for high end, luxury rental apartments, or even just apartments in general, is so high in some places right now that contr
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It doesn't talk about it much but...Apartment noise from neighbors. Oh. My. Gosh. I live in an area where many expensive, luxury apartments have been built in the last few years and every single one of them have complaints from "h
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Dallas's startup community has grown so much in the last year. The amount of investments that come from Dallas Investors and outside has grown much. I do believe that Dallas is not that far behind Austin in that respect. One thing that
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Build an API in Swift :p Then learn some good React/React-Native to display something simple in a iOS/android native app powered by the swift API. Also, building an MVP in under a week and seeing how far some simple online marketi
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Ah, I moved from finance into software, although I write financial software. Great books, some embellish the truth a bit though, take it as entertainment value. They all provide great insight though! I've been re-reading the big short
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Typed arrays, weak Maps, weak Sets, and let/const. Now what I really wish to see in JavaScript are real Immutable Objects. Like, any variable declared with const makes that Object Immutable, not just preventing it from being reassigned
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Oh I def see that inspiration. I've been watching "Arrow" recently and they have a lot of interesting UI on that show too.
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I was just thinking about the UI on a lot of shows/movies and how rarely we see any UI like it in the real world. Even those 'FBI databases mainframes...' that a character hacked into do not look anything like that in real li
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For production ready, out of the gate, little config, extensive ecosystem, Rust isn't quite there. It will take much more to get many of the things that other languages/frameworks/libraries already provide that are well teste
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Congrats first of all! I love Rust and am using it more and more. I'm very excited for 'cargo watch'. These tools built into the package manager will be so helpful with peoples' first time Rust experience. I think I'
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I think you have a misunderstanding of what a blockchain really is and/or what Ethereum is doing. Provide some reasoning to your claim, I'm not even sure what you mean...
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You're assuming that there has to be a 'leader' of some sort. A blockchain network could be you and I. It could be my neighborhood, my city, or a group of companies that wish to participate. Any blockchain platform that can s
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I encourage any students reading this: While this seems like a great opportunity for some, and not so for others, I urge you to think it over yourself first. Yes, this could actually be a very good opportunity for the right student to get a
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I'm going to leave this here: https://www.ethereum.org/ If you haven't heard of Ethereum, check it out. It seems to be one of the leaders in blockchain platforms. Even Microsoft is working with it, along with many
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Although sometimes being reckless can lead to a reward, I think it can also cause you to lose the reward just as fast. At some point in the growth of Facebook, Mark realized that what he had said back then was wrong and he is accountable fo
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We are all young and foolish in our lives. That's why we go through life - to learn, grow as an individual, and be the best version of ourselves we can be. I don't think it's fair to judge anybody by their college/young
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Agreed. If you figured out how to automate your job on your own, you would definitely be able to work as a software developer. I'd hire you as well.
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I think a large number of your 'self-taught' results come from the fact that developing software is a profession where you always have to be learning, or you won't be good. I have not met any programmer who has said competent
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I also read that as kind of weird. Who is their target audience really...
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Wow. Thanks for sharing this, I know it can't be easy talking about it. It's things like this where people who can solve the problem just aren't aware of the problem. Connecting the two is the hardest thing in innovation. It
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Until the source code is made publicly available, title should be changed to 'Soon to be'. https://github.com/apple/swift still is a 404 EDIT: repo is now live!
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While true, the difference between the decisions the board of a company makes and the 'investors' is pretty significant. VC investors are not there to act as a board of directors. Where as many private equity/takeovers deals
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I really wish Microsoft gave HTTP/2 support to IE 11 on windows 8/8.1. Any insight as to why they decided not to support it on IE 11 for windows < 8.1 would be appreciated. Many of our users are stuck with windows 8/8.1, o
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Keep in mind that it is of the Facebook shares value, not net worth. Although admirable, it is not apart of the Bill and Melinda Gates pledge that many billionaires (notably, Buffet) have taken of giving away half of their new worth before
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I mean, technically, Facebook has had notes since the early days. I know the format and style has changed, but I remember writing 'notes' on my wall that any friend could read in a dialogue box since around 2005/2006 ish? To
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This is not necessarily a React thing. When using React, or most front end frameworks, none of them care about how you structure your project. This is more about how to structure a project that starts getting really big. I've done it.
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Let's face it, this is a huge PR stunt for BO. Congrats to them; however what they did is not the goal. Now the media, from all the articles I've seen, portrays what BO did as the same as Space X. It's unfortunate but yes, th
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TimeWarner does this as well. I don't have proof, but when my roommate was torrenting stuff, no vpn, nothing, I had a notification like this pop up on a random web page. This kind of shit has got to stop.
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Yeah, at the time I think they were flying training jets from the 80's haha. I'm not sure of the numbers but the number of fighter pilots who die in training is a real number... Although, my friend also knows that his piloting day
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