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13y ago
To play the devils advocate here, What if the customer wants to have a blog series on how that product was built? Key software design decisions, features, etc. What if he wanted to run this video by another software developer who only agree
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Ask HN: How do you back-up your work?
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13y ago
Is Go really that efficient? I heard similar claims from somewhere else, and this has been a motivation for me to learn and then build something in Go. And what might be the reason for that? Speed? Parallel processing?
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Ask HN: How to build/hack stuff?
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13y ago
Go noob here Can actual products (Web apps in my case) be built with Go?
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Amazon's payment system goes down, taking Kickstarter with it.
(massively.joystiq.com)
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13y ago
Good job. But Hacker School shouldn't be the model for future disruptions in education. If anything this can be an exclusive coders retreat (well, unless we get to cloning Peter Norvig and other great computer scientists), and is sort of a
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13y ago
The problems is the millennials aren't as focussed on privacy as the generations before. They're open to participating in targeted content whether it be ads, stories, offers, etc. But this isn't to discredit privacy concerns at all. Google
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CS theory by itself is useless unless backed by knowledge about building stuff, this is where all that theory comes into practice.
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> Do you know what a binary tree is? The difference between a merge sort and a quick sort? What the singleton pattern is, and why and when you should use it? If you can’t answer one or all of those questions, then it’s time to start lea
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13y ago
My argument was for games in general (regardless of copy protection). There's a ton of decent DRM nowadays.
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13y ago
The problem as I see it, is that the dev himself uploaded the "gimped version" to the torrent site. Most indie games (unless they're a hit) never make it to TPB or some other place because the game is only available through legitimate sourc
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Why Atlassian's founders are the pride of Australia's Startup ecosystem
(pandodaily.com)
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13y ago
Mind sharing your tutorials. I've also been interested in Clojure for quite a while but never really got around to getting started.
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13y ago
Woah. I'd never heard of this shortcut, seems to work perfectly. Now to see if it still does work when my PC is frozen. Thanks for the tip, though.
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14y ago
I wonder how many "Twitter users" are indeed fakes, bots and duplicates. I think Google+'s requirement for real-names would've been prompted as a result of such tactics.
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14y ago
Only Breivik never planned on suicide. I simply identify terrorists as those who spread terror, either with or without a government mandate.
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14y ago
Calling it a "paid app promotion app" isn't factually correct. Most of the app developers who participated in AppGratis deals didn't have to pay anything. AppGratis' major revenue source was through commissions from the Affiliate program.[
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14y ago
I'm 24, and come to think of it. I haven't really achieved much that I hoped to achieve by now when I was younger. I wish I could turn back the clock to the last 7 years and get right to what I really could do instead of wasting my time at
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LiveCode's first open-source release.
(runrev.com)
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Facebook Home IMO might as well have been targeted towards the teen crowd. They would eat this up. The most used apps on their devices usually are Facebook, Messaging, Twitter, Instagram, Browser.
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14y ago
Apple is working on something similar to Android intents (afaik) for cross app data sharing, etc. Although Facebook essentially monitoring most if not all of your mobile communications would really set off Apple's Privacy warning system.
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The UI while being pretty and having cool animations is actually faulty. Touch targets aren't large enough (comment, like, etc as seen from the demo)
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If anything, it helps to have a link-bait title. You read it, didn't you?
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What does a single founder designer even do? Unless your company is doing something in the design space, wouldn't you need a developer to build just about anything?
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Is the cost of living in Seattle high? How much is the take-home post-taxes, etc.
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Most(if not all) Developer Evangelists are developers and do other functions as well (Afaik). A Dev Evangelist needs to talk to developers and get them interested in their product/service and convey its efficiency to them, only a fellow dev
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14y ago
As a designer, he should've been able to sell his designs more effectively to the management. While I loved his work at Spotify, I wonder if I did anything significant at Facebook.
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As someone who is trying to wean himself off of .NET I'd say Ruby isn't exactly the best choice out there. I could jump over to any JVM language (even hip ones) or convert into a Pythonista. Ruby is hardly efficient and with better(and effi
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14y ago
Adria's behaviour is reminiscent of a classic high school snob. Complain about someone you don't like, get them punished and gain fame. If anything this reflects highly on SendGrid's work-culture. I can only imagine what her colleagues go t
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