Everhusk

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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Toronto or Remote Designer/Developer/Engineer. I can even write my own left-pad code. www.everhusk.com
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   Location: Toronto or Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Full Stack Javascript (Node.js/React/React Native), Machine Learning (scikit), AWS EC2/Lambda, UI/UX Résumé/CV: www.everhusk.com Email:
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   The feature set of Facebook is much more complicated than WhatsApp. Most of WhatsApps features come out of the box with ejabberd too (which is what they used in the beginning). Is it really a fair comparison?
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   I'd say this is a pretty big announcement: https://realm.io/news/introducing-realm-react-native/
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   A lot of the rails community is migrating to Phoenix so I would imagine it has something to do with it.
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   669 stacks on stackshare http://stackshare.io/django and for comparison: 2.2k rails http://stackshare.io/rails 2.34k node.js http://stackshare.io/nodejs
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   Bitcoin has major scaling problems and is very likely going to fail to deliver on your last sentence. As much as I don't want it to be true, it's more likely that banks will control the blockchain with something like R3.
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   There really is no secret. Just go do it. If you're serious about it then incorporating becomes a good idea to protect your assets. I would suggest starting with family and friends at reduced rates to build a portfolio.
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   by Everhusk 11y ago

   Dang. I literally just finished building my first app with React Native/Parse two days ago. Was really amazed by how easy the stack was to get production ready, but now? Heigh ho, heigh ho, its off to work I go... :(
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Curious about what you're working on... hit me up (link in my profile) if you want to chat. I'm working on something similar.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Meteor fills a need. When a developer starts a new javascript project he/she is stuck with the task of choosing from an array of frameworks, backends, libraries, bundlers, etc. Also, like jQuery, Meteor is doing something in the opposi
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Same here, I stopped visiting Hackaday right around when they rolled out the new layout. Luckily Hacker News filled the void quite nicely :)
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Awesome, Udacity is awesome! Any time my friends ask me how I learned coding I always refer them to Udacity. The quality is just as good as University courses, and you don't have to wait months to finish because you can go on a 2x spee
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Cool project, have you tried backtesting your algorithm? You will probably get quite a bit of negativity if your plan is to make money off this by recommending stocks as is. I would suggest trying to backtest with quantopian.com to start. I
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    First thing that came to my mind when I read this was how the ancient Egyptians used spices in their mummification process [1]. I guess history repeats itself once again. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001&#x2
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Fighting fire with fire
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    Massive lawsuit filed against Uber in Toronto(blogto.com)

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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    I really hope this is true, and if it is then I guess it's time to quit my job :D
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Oh my bad, I could have sworn I read something about amateur radio in it. Maybe it was another article.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Thought for sure this post was going to be all about Galaxy. Oh well, still didn't disappoint :).
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    This is great and all, but they left out the part where it's illegal to operate on HAM frequencies without an amateur radio license.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    While it's probably true that increasing the iteration time on design will get you to a stable tokamak design faster, comparing the time it took to get to ITER is not really a fair comparison. With large scale mechanical engineering pr
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Slide 82 mentions how drone shipments are rising rapidly. Expected to be 3 million this year.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Awesome job and congrats on the massive traction on launch day. Thanks for sharing!
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Great presentation. Explaining the value proposition of bitcoin in simple terms is definitely not an easy thing to do.. and I think she nailed it right there.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Very useful and easy to understand API. I am working on a project in fraud detection and this data could be very useful if it is reliably available. However, I tried with three different phone numbers and it gave an empty string for name, p
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    I think in general, More People Are Becoming Inventors. Shows like Shark Tank, Dragons Den, etc. have made starting a startup (a.k.a inventing) a mainstream thing to do, and it is (slowly) becoming more common.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Data science and Artificial Intelligence also comes to mind.
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    I don't think this was developed by MDG [1]. Just as amazing work though! [1] Author - https://numtel.github.io/
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    by Everhusk 11y ago

    Github was founded 7 years ago and now does "millions of dollars a year" [1], NPM was founded 6 years ago (and only became a company last year). There are 140,362 total packages (where github was in 2010-2011) on NPM and 21 millio