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   by antjanus 11y ago

   I can attest to this. I used Node-DV in a production environment and it's pretty damn amazing with all its built-in functionality. There are options to adjust the image in various ways and once Tesseract runs, it's easy to get the
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   definitely! :) I enjoyed using your service! I just can't remember my email (it's been a few years) so i can't log in. But I decided to rejoin and possibly use it at my new company. I definitely agree with all your takeaways!
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   Reminds me a lot of Happiness Metric: https://www.happinessmetric.com/ I used them for a long time.
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   Sounds awesome, how would you recommend someone get started with PS? I'm CLI-only dev, use Node, code tons of front-end but all I use to do is CMDer, VIM, and SSH all running together.
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   I'm Czech and I can attest to something similar in my country with its measly 10 million people. There's a Bohemian and a Moravian/Silesian dialect. Bohemia is part of the country where Prague is and with that dialect, you ca
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   what would you recommend as the best "getting started" with Flux and/or Flummox? React is pretty damn simple to grasp but building apps with it and Flux has a steep curve.
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   Sounds like the service should have been backup-only, not a pseudo Dropbox-like service. The problem here is the expectation and the reality. For example, I use Backblaze for backup, and backup-only. With that service, I almost expect it to
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   I use HN Notify which emails you when someone replies.
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   by antjanus 11y ago

   I use HN Notify which emails you
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    by antjanus 11y ago

    I agree with you there. It all depends on what subreddits you get on though. They can be just as bad or worse.
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    by antjanus 11y ago

    I'm a user of both and I'd say both are great but both have deep-seated issues that make me wary of using either at all. HN HN is wonderful in that you're more likely to learn something from the comments and have an intel
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    Ask HN: Where do you look for a job? Why do you pick those places to apply?

    2 points by antjanus 11y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 11y ago

    How would you go about achieving #3?
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    by antjanus 11y ago

    I'm not sure if I can agree with that. In my 10 years of development, I encountered only one company whose tech side had to work under such conditions. Any other time, it was a rarity, maybe like 3-4 days a year in case of emergencies.
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    Ask HN: What does it take to be a CTO of a growing startup?

    5 points by antjanus 11y ago|11 comments
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    Personal stuff is difficult to write about(thoughtessays.com)

    1 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Former teen here. When I was a teen, we used MySpace and slowly transitioned to facebook. So why did I spend so much time on it despite basically adding only people I saw at school? - you don't see people every day at school. or if you
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    out of curiosity then, what would you use? I've been trying to figure out an alternative.
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Anddd this is why I no longer use Google but rely on DuckDuckGo.
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Awesome list. I'm happy to have saved it. I'd love to see a post about how to easily and quickly start transitioning without a hassle. :)
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    Developer Burnouts – Why and How Not To(antjanus.com)

    1 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    Handling Critique as a Developer(antjanus.com)

    1 points by antjanus 12y ago|0 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    Yep, I've had that happen in a past. And the only reason I was able to tackle that "one problem no other developer could fix" was because I had already tackled it numerous times freelancing. In that case, I was almost a 100x
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    didn't see it. Looks like a neat list.
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    Where are all the remote tech jobs?(antjanus.com)

    8 points by antjanus 12y ago|2 comments
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    This is awesome advice. I think among other things, it helps you focus on what you really want out of your career and where you want to go. I know that for some, this resume idea will work brilliantly, for others, a blog post or just a list
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    My website: http://antjanus.com/ I wrote articles all the time, not actively and mostly for myself. I make cash off stuff I published years ago and once in a while, one of my one-off posts that I don't even make for ot
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    it's part of the actual app repo. The reason for that is that not everyone knows how to correctly setup a server to work with push state. If you check out the history for `js/angular/app.js` or `gulpfile.js`, you'll see
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    I think the reason why rates fluctuate so much is that developers don't know their worth (positively or negatively). It's nothing you can truly measure . There are shoddy developers with $150 rate and great developers with a $70
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    by antjanus 12y ago

    very useful! So I saw that you said it's uncomfortable? That's a major concern for me. I spend the entire day typing. I wonder if my strangely-shaped wrists will alleviate that though.