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acesubido
10y ago
It depends on the type of development work you'll be working in. The main role of a Solutions Engineer is to translate marketing vision into technical specs. Take note on the word "vision", it means the customer will have hig
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Quick question: static site generated is launched into some server accessible via a private network? or exposed publicly (S3/Github pages)?
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10y ago
I find 3 files useful for my one-man side-projects: * TODO.md - contains things lined up for a 2-week sprint. * ROADMAP.md - contains other stuff not lined up for that sprint, also big epics that would suite for an "Icebox" column
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Search images by sketching a picture
(labs.500px.com)
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I've done some. https://wrapbootstrap.com/user/acesubido . In it's lifetime across 3 years I got around 5000USD~. Back then when bootstrap was still new it was lucrative to write website templates, since it wa
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acesubido
10y ago
> did they self-publish or went with some known publisher? My former boss self-published a book on Leanpub. For the "known publisher", I'm a little acquainted with the author of "Docker High Performance" (Packt).
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10y ago
Ebook is the most recommended, I know a lot of people that wrote books and got something out of it. Even if it didn't sell well, they learned a lot while writing said technical topic. The other two requires a lot of marketing and busin
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10y ago
Part of deliverables is for clients to have a list of IP's and base configurations for the hadoop clusters we deploy for them. I have a WIP Ruby gem that takes my ansible hosts and variables file along with the Ambari blueprint, which
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10y ago
This. On security, if you want to do Infra/Platforms: - AWS or Google Cloud architect ... - Devops consulting for small agencies You can do on-premise devops for big companies as well. Being a lead dev in your company, you
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10y ago
We've used Vault (from Hashicorp) as a password management for teams on a self-hosted VM.
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10y ago
If it's just you. TODO file works best. Other than that, trello works fine.
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10y ago
Have you tried https://www.sharklasers.com/ ?
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11y ago
Gitbook for Technical Documents, Google Drive for everything else.
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11y ago
It depends on the company's management committee. If they do not come from an technical background, you'll be treated as such. If they came from a "technical background", but: 1) they have no open source projects or othe
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acesubido
11y ago
When trying to understand a bug, taking up a new framework, or anything with learning: don't read too fast. Read slowly and make sure you understand it. Read the stack trace. If you're 100% sure the documentation is lacking, read
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11y ago
I've been writing a self-hosted Rails application where a company can upload their binaries/product-files for their customers. Having accounts, their customers can privately comment or bring up issues on what releases/product
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Purple – Heroku UI Kit
(purple.herokuapp.com)
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Ask HN: What was your thesis topic?
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12y ago
A question that I've always wanted to ask: What if you were in an another country? How does that one play out?
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12y ago
Slightly off-topic, great job launching! You did ask for feedback on your site, just pointing out a specific copy that was bolded out: "You are losing customers right now. Desktop viewers of your website are leaving without downloading
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Armadillo.cc – Free music for game dev, creative projects, etc.
(armadillo.cc)
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12y ago
This won't be on the topic of writing code but more on being personally-productive: I use my iPad to make hand drawn wireframes/mockups using Paper53. Going ahead and coding up an app without any idea of how the user experience&#x
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12y ago
"..., talk to businesses. I could give you a vague fact pattern to ask about (a problem which is amenable to a solution with code) but people seem to get hung up on that so I'll give you something really specific: you are looking
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The Myth of Customer Acquisition
(expletiveinserted.com)
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Disclaimer: Not a Wordpress expert. I don't know much about Drupal or Joomla. But what I noticed was back in the early 2000's PHP was the craze; a simple language for the web, it was those one-click LAMP/XAMP installers. All
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I didn't use the word "common man" in an "elitist" context, I used it for avid users, which is a lot of people. Most people inside the tech world underestimate the role of facebook for a person who, all their friend
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This is a very interesting event for the world: on a rough estimate, almost half a billion people are displaced right now. Where are all those man-minutes going to, now that facebook is down and they're not facing that iconic blue head
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12y ago
Coming from years of .NET, a year spent with Grails and now 4 months into 'Ruby-land'. If there was a way to vote, I'd vote Rails/Ruby just Rails/Ruby isn't cool anymore, everyone moved onto NodeJS/Scala o
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Show HN: SpacedOut, a three dimensional CSS3 Sidebar
(ace-subido.github.io)
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ace-subido/pouchnote/maste... https://github.com/ace-subido/pouchnote Pouchnote is a really small accounting system; an income and expense ledger. It's
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