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by antjanus 11y ago
"Gets the stupid work done so you can actually make something." I really like that line. I hate boilerplates in general but that line just draws me in to use it.
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by antjanus 11y ago
I think this article pretty much shakes all the confidence in Github and for several (good) reasons: Whenever a new CEO steps in and starts making big changes like that to the company, it usually results in big changes in the product. Where
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Ask HN: How do you transition your projects to use newer technology?
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by antjanus 11y ago
It seems like Node is steadily advancing toward being more enterprise-ready in terms of its frameworks.
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by antjanus 11y ago
I don't see how it'd help deploying server-side programs. Maybe that makes sense with IoT. And as a Node alternative/enhancement. BUT, once you have the JS engine over, I could see them porting over the rest. But anyways, you
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by antjanus 11y ago
yeah but it's paid, needs internet access, and requires some sort of setup. Plus, most OS X devs would do this ONLY for IE. Which is a barrier of entry. Downloading and installing IE browser on OSX is a much better solution. And this w
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by antjanus 11y ago
I've always wanted to put my finger on how futurism evolved. This summarizes it pretty well. I wonder what the next shift will be?
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by antjanus 11y ago
OS X. I don't use it but I think it'd have great value. I often hear engineers talk about how they don't want to work with IE because they have to boot up a VM to use it. So...they don't even test it, they know nothing a
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by antjanus 11y ago
this is such a good point. I was running on the same version, then I upgraded to 0.10, 0.11, and finally 0.12 and run test on ioJS. There were no major changes to be made. I think I'll just add Node 5.0 to CI and see if it passes and t
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by antjanus 11y ago
and then they use that info when evaluating an employee's eagerness to move forward, be a team player etc. !
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Developers Need to Address Their Confrontational Culture as a Priority(medium.com)
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Stephen Hawking Says We Should Really Be Scared of Capitalism, Not Robots(huffingtonpost.com)
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Remote-First vs. Remote-Friendly(zachholman.com)
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by antjanus 11y ago
That's what it sounded like to me as well.
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by antjanus 11y ago
You're right. Doesn't mean there is a general stigma against doing so, is generally frowned upon, and can put you into a position to be fired because of "something completely unrelated but yes, totally related"
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by antjanus 11y ago
This is definitely a hard lesson to learn for many. Recruiters often cite that it's a routine question. But just because it is, doesn't mean you should answer it. I've seen some recruiters straight up refuse to work with me w
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by antjanus 11y ago
Probably not the best place to run a seedbox either.
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by antjanus 11y ago
This was announced directly from Scaleway and was a pretty popular thread here on HN, why is an article about it on here again and just as popular?
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by antjanus 11y ago
There's no WP app for Pocket so I use a 3rd-party app called Poki and it's amazing. Has no issue remembering where you stopped on various articles.
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I’m a developer, but it’s not my passion(antjanus.com)
30 points by antjanus 11y ago|1 comments
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by antjanus 11y ago
Another good ones are: - Blackberry - who could have seriously overtaken the touchscreen market if they had pivoted to be pro-consumer, not just pro-enterprise - Nokia - who could have spearheaded the smartphone market
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by antjanus 11y ago
I think that the longer I've worked as a developer, the more inclined I am to be a pessimist. Sometimes projects look so freaking easy but then you realize you've just spent 3 weeks working on one feature out of a dozen and you&#x
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My code, my failure(antjanus.com)
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by antjanus 11y ago
just send her a tweet with this then.
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by antjanus 11y ago
My first week at a new job, half the company got let go. And a few months later, it got slashed even further. I don't have the specific numbers but at the end of the year, we went from over 200 to about 80ish. (I hope I got the numbers
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Comprehensive Beginner’s Guide to ReactJS(antjanus.com)
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by antjanus 11y ago
I'm sure there will be a hundred clones. I do hope someone will just try a brand new way of doing content and people will be like "Oh yeah! That works really well!" I've been disillusioned with reddit when I saw that the
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by antjanus 11y ago
I'd love to hear some people's opinions: what's the next reddit? Where will people go? I've been looking at alternatives ever since all the stupid crap with mods came out (mods messing with submissions, resubmitting unde
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by antjanus 11y ago
Can you explain why? I have no experience with Lips/Racket and I'd love to hear about your experience.
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by antjanus 11y ago
The idea of crowdsourcing lobbying is fucking fantastic.

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