blueatlas

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Avoiding Incomplete/Corrupted Files During Processing Operations(spin.atomicobject.com)
2 points by blueatlas 9y ago|0 comments
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Elon Musk gets OK to begin digging for Hyperloop project in Maryland(wtop.com)
3 points by blueatlas 9y ago|0 comments
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by blueatlas 9y ago
Just curious, did you already know how to code when you took your data structures class? And I mean not just write some basic programs, but really know how to code. I ask because data structures usually comes in the 2nd or 3rd semester of a
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by blueatlas 9y ago
Like anything health related, it really depends on many factors (overall health, genetics, other risk factors) as to weather sitting will have a significant effect on your health. For some, it may never affect them much. But, it won't
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by blueatlas 9y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Washington, D.C. metro / Remote We have developed a SaaS application that provides e-commerce capabilities, product sales on a subscription basis, and recurring billing capabilities. The application utilizes Stripe
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Ten Fold – mobile structure that unfolds itself in 10 minutes(tenfoldengineering.com)
2 points by blueatlas 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you keep your investors informed?
1 points by blueatlas 9y ago|0 comments
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by blueatlas 9y ago
I really do not understand how so many people manage to fool almost everyone for so long. To me, it's quite simple. Lack of teaching the fundamentals of programming. CS programs want to teach object orientation in first year CS. How
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by blueatlas 9y ago
I can't imagine that the creator of Soylent really feels that way, at least from a business perspective. I doubt investors would put their money into a business that was fine with getting beat in the marketplace as long as it helps peo
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by blueatlas 9y ago
I agree, but I think you lose that patience for reinvention in about year 6, not year 21. So, dealing with it becomes part of being a software developer. If you can't, you won't get to year 7. And yes, there are more responsibilit
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by blueatlas 10y ago
This embedded programming course from UNC Charlotte is quite good for getting started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ak8cxN_bLI And, Stan Warford's systems programming class is exceptional: http://www.csl
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by blueatlas 10y ago
In general, I agree with your point. However, I don't think we would be having this intense national debate over these important issues if not for Trumps answers. Like it or not, we're finally bringing these issues to the fore fro
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Carbon Fiber Flywheels for Energy Storage(beaconpower.com)
1 points by blueatlas 10y ago|2 comments
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Front-End Developer Handbook 2017(gitbook.com)
459 points by blueatlas 10y ago|137 comments
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by blueatlas 10y ago
It does sound like you were not a "culture" fit for Amazon. But why tie your self-esteem to a company like Amazon? They have had been called out over the last couple of years for their hiring and work culture. I doubt that they&#x
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by blueatlas 10y ago
Not to say it's right, but some tradesman do remove or undo their work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-LqLU7CxeA
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by blueatlas 10y ago
Take a look at Concrete5. It's a LAMP stack like Wordpress, MVC under the covers, a common sense architecture, and highly extensible. It has an exceptional, in-context UI for content editing that is the best I've seen, and a good
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Judge warns VW owners not to strip diesel cars for buybacks(usatoday.com)
1 points by blueatlas 10y ago|0 comments
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by blueatlas 10y ago
My first job after graduation (CS) was writing code in 6502 assembler for business phones (I know, I'm dating myself). What I learned there was the basis for code I write even today. There's nothing like understanding from the gr
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by blueatlas 10y ago
I agree, and these are important CS topics. However, Big O made so much more sense to me after I've had a chance to understand basic machine execution and written a few non-trivial programs. There's another aspect regarding when
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Going Rogue: How to tell if you’re ready to start full-time freelancing in 2017(blog.freelancersunion.org)
1 points by blueatlas 10y ago|0 comments
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by blueatlas 10y ago
I am 55, CS degree, and also a digital native. I run a digital agency. In this past year, I've been the technical decision maker for development efforts for over 20 web sites/applications, full stack. I can work with decision make
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Visualize large data sets with Uber's deck.gl(eng.uber.com)
6 points by blueatlas 10y ago|0 comments
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by blueatlas 10y ago
Most clients with a budget in the sub $10,000 range ultimately want to take over daily content management. Although I agree with her take on Wordpress, it would be nice to see what alternatives she proposes, keeping in mind basic content ma
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by blueatlas 10y ago
I read it more as he doesn't really care as much about specific skills, and will hire for grit and some level of loyalty. He also doesn't seem to beat people over the head with their job. I get this.
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by blueatlas 10y ago
Have you considered investing in or coaching a startup to guide them through (around) what you found so frustrating? It seems like that would be quite valuable to a young startup and would have a level of satisfaction for you ("I helpe
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by blueatlas 10y ago
The book "The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation"[1] is a must read for those interested in Shannon and the history of Bell Labs. [1]: https://www.amazon.com/Idea-Factory-Great-America
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Where DC's Internet Giants of the '90s Are Today (2014)(dcinno.streetwise.co)
1 points by blueatlas 10y ago|0 comments
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Magento 2 on-demand training courses free until January 31, 2017(u.magento.com)
2 points by blueatlas 10y ago|0 comments
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Ashburn Viginia ‘smart city’ to have technology baked in(22citylink.com)
3 points by blueatlas 10y ago|0 comments

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