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Ask HN: Is there an HN for optimists?
42 points by RKoutnik 10y ago|25 comments
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Publicly Dogfooding Your Culture(zachholman.com)
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Jsonbin – A JSON store as a RESTful service(jsonbin.org)
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The Philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein(youtube.com)
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
> And I suspect many Bolt owners want an economical car, not a luxury one, and the Bolt's got that in spades. See my other reply in this subthread - Bolt/Model 3 will be equivalent in terms of price, so I don't see how the
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
The Model 3 starts at $35k, the Bolt at $37.5k. If you're in the market for the Bolt post-Model 3 launch, then there's not much difference in price - why not go for the classier car?
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
This article (like many) misses why people buy Teslas. Teslas are amazing cars that just happen to be electric - not the other way around. The large car companies think that "electric" is enough to sell a car, whereas Tesla know
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What I’ve Learned Leading a Free Coding Camp for Three Years(medium.com)
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How would we regulate software engineers?(tavisharmstrong.com)
29 points by RKoutnik 10y ago|54 comments
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How Virgin America Onboards New Users(useronboard.com)
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The Elves Leave Middle Earth – Sodas Are No Longer Free (2009)(steveblank.com)
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Another Day in the Life of a Netflix Engineer(youtube.com)
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Node.js recipe for automating JavaScript profiling in Chrome(github.com)
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
That certification sounds a lot like the job interviews HN constantly complains about - lots of minor Googleable trivia, no hard problem solving. I don't see how it'd be useful beyond possibly skipping the phone screen. > Coul
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
That's literally a bootcamp (at least, the good ones). I taught at a bootcamp myself a while back and the entire curriculum was project-based. We wanted the students to imagine something and build it. Most of the bootcamp was about
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
None taken, the IC3 in particular exists so that people can say they're "certified". The qualifications are things like "Make some text bold in MS Word". Ridiculous.
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Hey there. I'm certified to the hilt: IC3, CompTia A+/Net+/Security+ & Microsoft Certified Professional. All before I left high school. These certifications were absolutely useless when it came to getting me a job whene
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AutoFac(archive.org)
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Abusing npm libraries for data exfiltration(blog.sourceclear.com)
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Interesting idea, though explaining the complications of licensing may cause problems when it comes to marketing. I've had a related idea for a while, setting up SaaS for FOSS maintainers to charge for a SLA (license/source is sti
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How Factorio Is Like Software Engineering(shamusyoung.com)
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Same tweet id, just the username changed: https://twitter.com/cryptoz/status/786254141182074880 Still goes to the same tweet.
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
The Pebble 2 Kickstarter was early in the summer and didn't start shipping until October. Since the graph mentions shipped units, I'm not surprised they're down. Anyone who was interested in getting a Pebble either pledge
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JS Puzzles(idwork.co)
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Given that the goal for the plugins API is "I’ll probably never implement this 100%, only the api bits I need for the plugins I use." [0] I don't see this getting traction. Piggypacking off an existing ecosystem is a great w
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Meta: Looks like WSJ is smart enough now to detect the `web` links. I went directly to the site, hit paywall, backed out. Then went via the `web` link, same paywall. Went to `web` link in incognito, was able to read the (fairly anemic) a
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CRISPR deployed to combat sickle-cell anaemia(nature.com)
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John Carmack on “Genius characters”(facebook.com)
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Usually that's because you're creating and disposing of a lot of objects in your game loop. Look into initializing a lot of objects at the start and reusing 'em (usually called object pooling). I'd love to take a look d
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by RKoutnik 10y ago
Posting this to trigger HNReplies - See my first comment response to you for the full story.

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