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by blueside 10y ago
Can somebody provide a real example of where you'd need to use "linked lists, binary trees, min/max heaps, depth/breadth first search, tries, recursion, hash tables, etc" in your typical everyday front end angular&#
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by blueside 10y ago
from many developers i know who go from mature companies to startups, they all seem to come to the same conclusion that "the code is the easy part"
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by blueside 10y ago
The problem is that the cost of living is already extremely unaffordable and even more so in Vancouver. What could be a competitive advantage for either of these two cities in Canada is just not there. Sadly, the main major competitive adva
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by blueside 10y ago
I remember thinking back then, and sometimes now I still do, that I would gladly pay a fee for a togglable feature that let me exclude all wordpress sites in my search results
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by blueside 10y ago
Wordpress is still massively popular and after 13 years, I hope this still isn't true: <azonenberg> wordpress is an unauthenticated remote shell that, as a useful side feature, also contains a blog
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by blueside 10y ago
The setup required just to get a production-ready idiomatic `hello world` app in React is downright insane. Without the Facebook name behind it, I don't see how React could have ever made it this far. Foolish of me to keep underestimat
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by blueside 11y ago
of course, the major downside to this is that linux admins will now have the possibility that they have to work with sql server
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by blueside 11y ago
and showing a contrast of fate/luck, the man in the picture beside Bill Gates, Lawrence Gaynor, died from cancer when he 40.
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by blueside 11y ago
I've always been interested in seeing a statistic that shows how often the top comment is a negative comment that attempts to controvert the original story.
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by blueside 11y ago
Build one with "spare parts" you have laying around and then try it out first and see if it's for you. I've seen a few people go out buy a fancy standup desk and then decide it's not for them. Don't worry, they
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by blueside 11y ago
The nerf war comment was definitely cringe-worthy, if a nerf war is the best example you got, that is telling in itself.
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by blueside 11y ago
he's hating the community, not the language
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by blueside 11y ago
Agreed, unfortunately the two terms you mentioned "psychopath" and "sociopath" are character traits that get rewarded in our current system. Very sad.
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by blueside 11y ago
This makes me recall Bezos posting to usenet in 1994 looking for potential new hires... "You must have experience designing and building large and complex (yet maintainable) systems, and you should be able to do so in about one-third t
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by blueside 11y ago
Why can't the index fund just sell Pepsi and keep Coke? Just because one of the companies does bad means you have to divest from the entire industry?
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by blueside 11y ago
everquest and leisure suit larry
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by blueside 11y ago
This is hacker news. There is no place for foolish talk or jokes here. Move along please.
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by blueside 11y ago
Scott O'Neil seems like a great guy to head this team and effort. I wish I had more (any) stats & analysis experience under my belt, would apply for this in a second.
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by blueside 11y ago
I don't know what I hate more, the +1's or the excessive use of meme pictures in github issue threads
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by blueside 11y ago
big kudos to both these incredibly smart and talented guys for putting their differences aside (there has been some ugly exchanges between them in the past) and getting this done, the JS community will greatly benefit from this.
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by blueside 11y ago
spot on, known colloquially as the "two and twenty"
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by blueside 12y ago
The same could be said for real estate agents
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by blueside 12y ago
and who are we hiring to defend us from JPMorgan?
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by blueside 12y ago
For many years, I thought everything was very complex and would be difficult to learn and perhaps I wasn't smart enough to gain a full cognition on the subject matter But I was able to take a big step back one day and realize everythin
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by blueside 12y ago
I think this can be great advice, but is dependent on your level of humility; it can also a recipe for a serious case of imposter syndrome
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by blueside 12y ago
wow, just wow. what an incredibly over the top dick response
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by blueside 12y ago
near the bottom of the the list is a course for sale: "How To Market Yourself as a Developer" it's regularly $599, but wait, now it's $299 but today it's on sale for $190! sounds like somebody definitely has the mar
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by blueside 12y ago
I wouldn't pay them any mind There is no true scotsman according to people with that view
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by blueside 12y ago
" person pretty much said that they will never take me seriously in the realm of [computer/cyber/information/network/application] (select appropriate) security as long as I write PHP code." that's reason e
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by blueside 12y ago
As somebody who has worked a lot with many javascript charting libraries over the years, one important lesson we have learned is to "never roll your own charting library" and accept the feature set of the library. Too much customi

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