SadWebDeveloper

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by SadWebDeveloper 8y ago
5 USD per month + 0.50 for every 1 million requests my site gets... that a lot of money being wasted on feature that could be solved in another way.
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by SadWebDeveloper 8y ago
Seriously speaking... not a single sysadmin is going to spend time deploying IPv6 for future-proofing while IPv4 is fully maintained and supported. Best push we can make IPv6 happen is to force all Operating Systems to ditch IPv4 support in
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by SadWebDeveloper 8y ago
Missed one: Waiting for IPv6.1 to revert everything back to like IPv4 but with four extra digits.
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by SadWebDeveloper 8y ago
IMHO typical startup-culture memo trying to pump morale before major release. I always translated this type of memos as "please do more spending less money"
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by SadWebDeveloper 8y ago
No, social media exposes us to a bigger world making it more easily to find people like you online that share the same interests or "taste". If you only take into account people on your close social circle, you will still be &quot
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by SadWebDeveloper 8y ago
The only lesson i learn from "The Profit" besides whats already stated on the article is that: It takes money to make money. If we apply the same methodology without injecting money to business it will probably fail because the pr
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
American Revolutionary War death toll 25,000 people who believed in scenario B
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
You forget to add A and B scenarios to your conclusions.... A) Criminals/Bitcoins-enthusiasts/elites leave the country for the next unregulated paradise. B) Criminals/Bitcoins-enthusiasts/elites overthrown the government
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
wow, that's a really long reply for a couple of short rants on HN, you either have tons of free time (kinda implied now that you have explained that you work as a full time freelancer) or really take this site seriously; personally i d
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
First, thanks for taking time in checking my profile and comment history, m quite honored that you have devoted that much time before replying my comment but usually when somebody does this is because they are trying to appeal to authority
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Problem: Best practices change every 5-year, new patterns get deprecated by the hot-new opinionated framework at the moment. As a senior programmer is difficult to explain to jr's and sophomores to not look all problems with the "
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
you are talking about taxes after exchanging cryptocurrency for a fiat currency, cryptocurrencies doesn't have taxes (well transactions cost kinda work like a community tax but in the real world there are also transactions costs and ta
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Governments can only limit exchanges, maybe fine or prosecute miners but they can't control the exchange market in other countries, they can't ban transactions between two peers, they can't takeover your funds and more import
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Best cryptocurrencies anology you could make is if you think them as they were part of an a online trading card game. In any TGC you can buy cards with fiat currencies and can sell yours cards for more cards or fiat currencies, the exchange
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
I can't decide if this is good or sad.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
It's been years since i attended my company Christmas party, last time i went C-levels were bragging how much money/things they have, specially to the new employees and everyone else was either discussing work things or the latest
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Don't bother feeding the trolls, r00fus it's a lego developer, if their framework doesn't support they will rebuilt everything from the scratch or mark it was wont-fix, for devs like him is that we can have nice things.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
> In the same time it costs you to boot up notepad.exe and create a HTML wireframe, create-react-app/electron/etc has already set up an application that is modular, knows dependencies and resources, is debuggable, can hot reloa
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Go try to find a job that doesn't require any of the new tooling experience or look at the other extreme... looks for those asking 15-years proven experience of Cobol.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Found the MBA/project-lead guy. The moment you start working on management, that's the moment you stopped being a "developer".
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
To be fair, i originally wanted to put 2010 but there are so many butthurt nodejs fans that will get easily offended.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Slack /s
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
> No one is forcing you to use the latest bundler / tool / programming language Except everyone is using them and you get quickly outdated, specially if you are looking for a job with heavy experience on python, php and asp.net
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Welcome to developing in 2016-201X, were you spend 60% of your time configuring tooling, 35% developing test and 5% developing your app.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
That's because CS grads always want to be pair with their own and put heavy work on "planning" how to do things well rather than starting working on it.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
In the valley and some big US cities you have choices but in the rest of the world, HP is highly valued not because their quality but for their support, even with the basic one they will send a representative in less than 72 hours with the
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
> UK’s university system is considered superior to China’s,..., about one in ten applicants gets into Oxbridge in the UK, ...,but in Hebei province in China, where I am from, only one in fifteen hundred applicants gets into Peking or Qin
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
The fourth generation lives from the third and two well, the fifth generation again works their fingers to the bone making things.
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
I think maintainers would definitely love more some monetary support rather than just a thank you, specially those doing it in their free time (since some maintainers of big open source projects are well established paid employees).
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by SadWebDeveloper 9y ago
Every major FF release always come with major bugs followed by a minor release fixing them a couple of days later, plus it comes with headaches discovering "Whats New" or for me "What should i disable next" or "What

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