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by Zyst 10y ago
Yeah, I don't see why companies like Uber and Lyft would, so to say, share a piece of the pie, instead of buying these types of cars themselves. I could see competing products (Apps) with less infrastructure launching this business mod
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by Zyst 10y ago
Since quite a while, Nintendo either takes down videos or claims ad revenue for the videos via the Youtube DMCA. Last year Nintendo made a program[1] where Youtubers could sign up to be Nintendo partners, and in return they could keep somew
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by Zyst 10y ago
I just use Vimium, 'H' is the default shortcut to go back a page. Mind you, Vimium also supports custom hotkeys, so that would be a possible way to get that back. And it's really good for full keyboard navigation. What I&#x27
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by Zyst 10y ago
Why is parent getting down voted, not wanting to spend a couple hundred bucks, specially outside of the US where a couple hundred bucks can be what you make in a month, is a perfectly valid reason.
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by Zyst 10y ago
Because it would still be against the Terms of Service and you still could get very much sued.
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by Zyst 10y ago
This really seems like mostly an ego problem, or maybe I see it that way because that's the hammer in my hand. I would recommend reading this article by Chris Grobmeier: https://www.grobmeier.de/the-10-rules-of-a-zen-pr
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by Zyst 10y ago
A factor that I feel is more important but was sort of glossed over during the article is the fact that it is a competitive disadvantage NOT to do this. The average person is becoming increasingly security conscious, and so are small and me
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by Zyst 10y ago
I agree with this. The page says it's a framework, but I feel like it's describing a kickstarter/generator. That said, I will bookmark Pepperoni and give it a go during the weekend, it looks interesting.
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by Zyst 10y ago
For the most part Developer, Programmer, and Software Engineer are used interchangeably, at least here in Mexico. I know some countries don't call people 'Engineers' unless they have a degree, but that's as far as the di
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by Zyst 10y ago
A lack of explicit mention is not an implication.
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by Zyst 10y ago
I have been using VS Code for a year or so and it really is worth checking it out if you do JavaScript development. It has very nice IntelliSense, out of the box linting, and the best git integration I've seen in any IDE, period. It al
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by Zyst 10y ago
I see you, with a new account, post a lot of protective comments about the Chinese government, do you work there?
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by Zyst 10y ago
I think it's a bit naive if you think that Web Developers are cleanly split into Frontend and Backend. Most of the developers I know, like myself, are Fullstack. According to the Stack Overflow developer survey[1] there's more Ful
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by Zyst 10y ago
Die to lag quite a bit
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by Zyst 10y ago
I use Dash everyday and I think it would be disingenuous to say that it solves the same 'problem' that Kite looks like it's trying to solve. I can certainly see some degree of overlap, but they seem like quite different progr
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by Zyst 10y ago
Not biased towards books at all. Any kind of resource would be fine.
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by Zyst 10y ago
The writing here is borderline artistic. It really was a beautiful post.
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by Zyst 10y ago
In my country HR specifically asks for 'x' years of experience with 'Y'. I don't have it in my resume, I just spread the skills between an "Advanced" and "Proficient" subsection, but I've be
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Ask HN: How do I learn JavaScript after using it for years
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by Zyst 11y ago
>I wanted to become a successful mobile app developer >As a web developer, you might be more comfortable with iOS development How was that off topic?
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by Zyst 11y ago
I have some Machine Learning certificates from Coursera, and at the gig I'm working some really entry level Machine Learning was required. I do believe it helped when I told them about the courses I took, showed them some code I had ba
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by Zyst 11y ago
This is honestly true. I take quite a few Coursera courses and I have had a score of '100' in all of them. And this is almost exclusively because even if I fail I can just see which question I failed, go back to the lecture, study
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by Zyst 11y ago
This is very people dependant. I'm fairly anti social and that sounds like a plus, although I mostly refuse to take any job that isn't remote nowadays.
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by Zyst 11y ago
Thought this was interesting, so I made it in C#. I could've optimised a bit more in the Choose function but regardless, this is super cool! https://gist.github.com/Zyst/0da505007b0e8c21418247000f3e7d4...
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by Zyst 11y ago
Yeah the title and the article expressly talk about gender.
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by Zyst 11y ago
How many of those enforce their requirement? I have previously applied and gotten job postings that mention they want a CS degree, in fact no one has ever made a fuss about the lack of it in my experience.
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by Zyst 11y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out. Pricing looks good.
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by Zyst 11y ago
The point I understood from your article makes is that the few dollars you are saving over having another language stack (Java/Python/etc) makes using PHP over them worth it. Which, as people here mentioned, shouldn't really
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by Zyst 11y ago
Hijacking a bit of the thread. Does anyone know of a price sensitive ASP.NET setup? I would love to use ASP.NET for hobby projects, but it really is quite prohibitive price-wise compared to almost every other web setup. Hopefully prices wil
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by Zyst 11y ago
This looks pretty nice, a bit ago my preferred planner/pomodoro app broke so I might use this. A caveat would be having the top right menu be a bit more distinguishable, it can get lost very easily with some backgrounds: http:/&#

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