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bogdanu
6y ago
My reply was mostly meant only for the first 2 sentences, except the trucking part. I was trying to evidentiate that charging stations built by tesla supplement home charging or any normal outlet. It's a bit different than building a n
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bogdanu
6y ago
You can't charge your hydrogen car at home, not to mention without any special and expensive equipment.
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6y ago
How do you guys even manage to convince your client/employer to use a stack so young? Assuming it's not a side project, ofc.
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bogdanu
6y ago
20$/hour is basically what you'll earn before taxes for an outsourcing company in eastern Europe.
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6y ago
If you look at the job offers on linkedin, most of them have more than 50-60 candidates. That's my main problem with remote job interviews. How do you reach the actual interview stage when there are more than 100 candidates applying fo
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6y ago
Not really... I've applied to multiple positions on linkedin and the only one that responded was a rejection because I was asking too much; their hourly rate that could offer was between 15$ and 20$. Hamburg startup rates, apparently,
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bogdanu
6y ago
Unfortunately slavery hasn't totally disappered anywhere in the world. In W. Europe this happens with (illegal) immigrants or other vulnerable group exploited by an organized group.
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6y ago
What you are trying to say is that slavery is systematic in RO, which is not the case nor it's tolerated by the authorities. Yes there were cases that shocked the public were people were forced, but those are isolated and not tolerated
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bogdanu
6y ago
Lol, what a troll.
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Show HN: Bitcoin scam on YouTube with 50K live viewers
(youtube.com)
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bogdanu
6y ago
Nope, still porn; youporn.com, to be more exact.
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6y ago
Just tried from another device and with mobile data (so it's not from my router). I'll research a bit more.
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6y ago
Why am I redirected to porn?!
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6y ago
150kWh it my my montly consumption for my apartment. Sure, you use more on a house, but would be more than enough for a serious outage in the country side (like my parents have in the winter, lasting even 2-3 days)
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6y ago
Even if they would release a 25k$ car in EU it would cost way too much due to taxes.
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6y ago
And 970 plus around 219 eur on amazon.de. Still better than 5 years ago when I've paid the same price for a 250G 850 pro.
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6y ago
Sadly Romania is still in beta... Do you have any updates on that?
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7y ago
> which gets you into the same boat as a monolith Only worse because you don't have tools (IDEs, linters, etc) telling you what parts of the code have to be changed.
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7y ago
> And on 95% of projects these problems aren't worth solving for the benefits of microservices. And especially with a team of 4 or 5 developers.
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7y ago
I have that stare from the first few months of my career. The perks of working in outsourcing I guess.
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7y ago
I'm not against replacing old systems, but this has to happen in incremental steps. This way, if an implementation path doesn't worth the effort, just drop it and don't spend dozens of months with a full rewrite and realizing
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7y ago
The reverse of this also happens: new team manager joins a team of 4-5 dev and goes "eww... a monolith, we'll write an MVP in 3 weeks with microservices, CQRS and all". Long story short, one year and a half passes and the mvp
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7y ago
I'm working on a DiC library[1] for TypeScript that supports autowiring interfaces, array of types and generics without decorators by leveraging typescript's compiler API. To be more exact, it visits the entire project's AST
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> (mainly TypeScript) - Insufficient reflection capabilities You can always use the compiler api to extract type information. Sure, a bit tricky but doable. The compiler api exposes a lot of awesome things, I'm suprised there aren&#
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7y ago
On a OSS sideproject, I'm working on a DI container for TypeScript that can autowire interfaces, Array of types and generics. Since the type information is erased at compile time, it uses the compiler API to extract the data needed and
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Ask HN: How popular is TypeScript on the back-end?
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Doesn't promoting a single page template breaking Google Adwords ToS? A few years ago when I did something like this Google disabled my ads.
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I wonder if there's a kickstarter for starting FOSS software/libraries...
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7y ago
Eastern Europe (EU). Yes, the cost of living is a lot higher in the US, but it's not 20×. Even if we compare it to any western euro country, we'll see that none of them have wages even close to US.
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Sheesh, I'm making 18k$ a year after taxes, after 6 years at the current company. Basically, you'ved earned in one year what I would earn in half of my career.
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