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by TXV 8y ago
I think this is a rather confusing article for beginners. I would say that request processing in an HTTP framework isn’t exactly a practical use case to demonstrate Go concurrency features. Most real-world applications are based on REST, wh
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by TXV 8y ago
I'm using Nulab's Backlog. This is sort of a shameless plug since I work for that company. However I must say that after several years of clunky issue trackers, this one feels very very refreshing. I won't waste your time w
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by TXV 8y ago
I used yED a lot at my previous job and I found it to be quite clunky in several cases, sequence diagrams above all. Also it doesn't look very slick, and learning how to properly tweak object props is not immediate. I often resorted to
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by TXV 8y ago
I use Cacoo. https://cacoo.com/ You can subscribe to a free account. The ‘signup free’ link is somewhat hidden under the pricing sections. The product has many nice drawing tools and templates and you can export to raster
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by TXV 8y ago
I found quite frustrating that any non-zero score depends only on time of submission in a specific time zone. It makes it a race and a race for certain people only. But of course one can just take it as an opportunity to practice a languag
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Cognition enhancing nootropic coffee(futurism.com)
1 points by TXV 8y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 8y ago
Nulab | API Integration Engineer / Growth Engineer | Amsterdam | ONSITE | https://nulab-inc.com/about/careers/ Nulab is a team of fun-spirited innovators dedicated to creating software that supports effective
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by TXV 8y ago
I have recently discovered Backlog - disclaimer: due to being hired by the company, even if not in that team. If you google "backlog project management" it should be the first result. I honestly like it very much. It is way easier
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by TXV 8y ago
Wow, yes, this comment is much more acute than it might look. However I often had the impression that China seems to be this hot get-shit-done-without-corporate-bullshit place because they are improvising - both management and technical fun
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by TXV 8y ago
Absolutely. I lived in China and Spain, and am about to move once again. Those experiences have given me perspective on the world and on myself, gave me self-confidence when I was able to succeed in a foreign environment against internation
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Ask HN: Best site/resources to practice for the technical interview
2 points by TXV 9y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 9y ago
The GDPR isn't a set of technical specs. It purposefully sets out broad guidelines and leaves the implementation to each data-handling organization. Obviously the requirements and challenges of a hospital are much different than those
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by TXV 9y ago
I would've thought a company with the near-infinite resources they have strove really hard to hire extremely talented and organized developers.
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Ask HN: Best HTML5/Bootstrap/whatever WYSIWYG web editor?
4 points by TXV 9y ago|2 comments
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by TXV 9y ago
Tim Cook went there to get humiliated. Given what's at stake for his company, I doubt he had alternatives. I guess that's what a CEO would do. However by giving that speech he accomplished nothing but to confirm that he holds no g
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by TXV 9y ago
Hi, cool project, really. As a backend developer I often feel stranded when going about web app frontends. And it's so hard to find WYSIWYG editors that don't suck. What about supporting Java for the coding, though? Is this going
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by TXV 9y ago
> JavaFX uses custom XML which make no sense to be honest when you want to do nice design. I don't see why the custom XML should be a problem. Definitely you are not supposed to edit the .fxml files by hand, especially when you have
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by TXV 9y ago
This library abstracts some of the verbosity of JavaFX common operations and provides more intuitive and off-the-shelf functionalities on top of the main framework. I started this as a toy project for practicing Java 8 and see how FX GUI lo
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Show HN: A utility library for JavaFX(github.com)
4 points by TXV 9y ago|1 comments
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Liquid light: Room-temperature superfluidity in a polariton condensate(arxiv.org)
3 points by TXV 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to describe my role in the most effective way
1 points by TXV 9y ago|1 comments
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by TXV 9y ago
Unfortunately neither the OP's article nor this one explain anything about the AI's own language. For me this is enough to make the thread a clickbait. However the paper points out the more interesting fact that the model learnt
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RAWGraphs: an interactive data visualization tool(rawgraphs.io)
1 points by TXV 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Apply machine learning to fuzzy matching?
1 points by TXV 9y ago|1 comments
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China's Liaoning province said to have faked economic data for years(bloomberg.com)
4 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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by TXV 10y ago
>It’s a trait shared by elite families in China, whose high status has persisted since the Mao years. Well, but that's just about 60 years...
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Google’s AI Is Learning to Make Other AI(futurism.com)
3 points by TXV 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Best online resources for learning web security
21 points by TXV 10y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: Do you use Google Guice DI in 2017?
3 points by TXV 10y ago|1 comments
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by TXV 10y ago
I think what you say is easily applicable to software engineering in general. Data science maybe is a field that is even more negatively impacted by bad hires because the threshold after which you start adding value to the company is higher

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