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andretti1977
10y ago
I was born in 1977 and programming since i was 7. I am a software developer. Seven years ago i had to start freelancing to enjoy my work again. Now i now that work can take no more than 8 hours per day, 5 days per week, no more. This way,
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andretti1977
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Java changed my (professional!) life. In 1999 i was able to develop desktop applications for both windows and linux without (too much) pain thanks to the JVM. It was love at first sight. After graduating i started developing web application
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andretti1977
10y ago
I don't think it is so easy to find people with bluetooth on and estimote app installed!
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andretti1977
10y ago
Nice, it was just yesterday that i thought "does exist ProductHunt for code libraries and projects?"...and voilà, Libhunt! Maybe i should think something like "is there a lot of money on my bank account?" and check it!
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andretti1977
10y ago
I've been developing both android and ios apps for the last six years. Both the platform are quite complex and yes, you need to learn and get experienced a lot even if you could do "basic" apps without much troubles. And reme
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andretti1977
10y ago
I've tried cbt in conjunction with other mindfullness techniques: they required me to work a lot on myself and my thoughts (but this is right: you, the patient, is the one that does the work on itself, not the doctor) but it was one of
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andretti1977
10y ago
Something like builtwith.com( http://builtwith.com ). This reminded me of the story of Builtwith, which started without knowing the commercial potential ( http://www.startupdaily.net/2015/09/builtwith-is-p
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andretti1977
10y ago
Great job, subscribed! But here it is a simple question: what is the business model of indiehackers.com?
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10y ago
I do love bushcraft! I'm especially passionated with fire-starting techniques and adore to practice them in the woods, but when i can't go outside i watch a lot of youtube related videos. I had also started a small website ( http:
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andretti1977
11y ago
I can't understand what you really meant with your questions, but no, usually you don't get the chance to vote law. As a citizen (at least an italian one) you are allowed to vote for parties which in the end vote for the laws. So
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andretti1977
11y ago
The border between what is "right" and what is "wrong" is very thin. What he did is illegal but it was right. I think people should be grateful to the ones that as he did, fight against what is legal but definitely wrong
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andretti1977
11y ago
Well, definitely this is a great project but at the moment, for what i was able to see in the demo video, the main features are very similar to code completion and API exploring as i can currently perform with my ide (i develop mainly java
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I avoided burn out becoming a freelance developer. So it is true that there are still difficulties but it really changed my work-life: always something new to learn, new challenges and the possibility to say "no, i won't do this j
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andretti1977
11y ago
I agree with the author with some exceptions: when you are working as a contractor or freelancer for someone else's project maybe 3h/day is not acceptable. When you've got externally imposed deadlines 3h/day may not be s
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andretti1977
11y ago
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015) 16Gb, 500 SSD Simply it gives the expected performance, always. In the past i had HP notebooks, they were good but not excellent. Mbp costs more that it should compared to other notebooks, but i think
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These books were beautiful. They gathered your attention and fantasy even before playing and they were inspiring. I obviously admire the technical quality of today's games, but remember what the power of imagination was able to do when
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Great! This article is a perfect example of excellent documentation for source code. It would be great if any project had such a good documentation.
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I love programming, really and since i was 6 and now i'm 38. I work as a freelance developer and i love it. My job is passion and then a job. But i know life is not just this so i won't give my life to computer programming: 8 full
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I'm honestly curious: i love groovy (and grails) so i would like to know why java devs should prefer kotlin to groovy, since it seems to me that groovy has every good feature and advantage that kotlin has.
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I agree with the premise you won't be a great programmer in week or even months. This is a truth for any skill, job, passion. I think there is a common wrong way of considering programming among non-programmers: customers and people th
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I agree, building crud in grails is really fast. I'm just sorry grails is not so much adopted.
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Trentino in Italy: beautiful scenery, lakes, alpine mountains (unesco), forests. It is near some other beautiful countries like Austria and Slovenian (which is another beautiful place for nature and mountains and even cheaper than Trentino)
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Maybe OT, but i remember the "power of tape" when i was 10 in 1987, when an italian public radio broadcasted a full videogame (compressed by "turbo loader") every day and it was possible to record and play it on that bea
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I went freelance 5 years ago and that was one of the best choices of my life! A lot of coding, a lot of client management, a lot of things, but i wouldn't go back! It gives me the freedom to usually work remotely and that is a great
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I read the FAQ but honestly couldn't understand the difference. As with doodle, event creator decides the only available dates and time range. And even if design is cleaner (subjective opinion) people presence group switching (gray
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Please, explain the real and important differences with doodle.com
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In2white.com: Mont Blanc in the largest giga panorama ever made
(in2white.com)
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Currently i'm working on 4 different projects: - an API switch for a B2C travel agency webapp, switching from legacy API to Expedia API - building a recommendation system based on Neo4J for an italian startup - adding some new function
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12y ago
Do you want powerful jvm environment and exceptional java ecosystem? Do you want a java-like language (easy learning curve) but want to write less and in a more elegant way? Do you want a powerful scripting language? Do you want to work wit
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Learning technology through tangible play
(primo.io)
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