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by carlmungz 10y ago
There needs to be more books like this, but I imagine the lack of such material is due to the effort needed to break a framework down into its smallest pieces.
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by carlmungz 10y ago
I think the general point the article is trying to make is valid, which is that you should not stress yourself out trying to be a rockstar coder. Being good enough to achieve what you want to achieve is sufficient.
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Developer built a neural net for high frequency trading and it makes $3500/mo(indiehackers.com)
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CodeNewbie: Learning to Code in the 1960s(codenewbie.org)
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by carlmungz 10y ago
As a junior dev, that list almost makes me want to run to the hills...where I will presumably stumble upon another similarly monster-like list telling me all the things I need to learn to become [insert job role here].
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Release of Mithril 1.0(mithril.js.org)
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by carlmungz 10y ago
"We're a social marketing automation platform for landscape photographers." This idea could work...
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Although I've not played the game (I only have an iOS device), I'd like to say well done for finishing your side project!
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How to build a responsive grid system(zellwk.com)
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Host, run, and code Python in the cloud(pythonanywhere.com)
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Nice work. Can imagine tools like this would be hella useful for identifying potential new employers or users of an open-source library you're developing.
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This 8-Page Website Generated Six-Figures in Its First 8 Months(gaps.com)
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Citymapper's CEO says the company is going to start generating revenue in 2017(uk.businessinsider.com)
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Add me please - carlmungazi[at]gmail.com
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Choosing Ember over React in 2016(blog.instant2fa.com)
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Ask HN: Which industry do you work in?
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Another thing media companies are failing to do is providing an API for their content. I think the Guardian, NYTimes and USA Today are the only big international papers with a decent API system. Journalists have so many skills in the area o
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by carlmungz 10y ago
In the UK we had a company which started out as an investigative journalism agency and then pivoted to selling data on company insolvency ( http://www.exaronews.com/insolvency-index ). Sadly, they could not make it work but
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Funnily enough, I'm not much of a blogger. I enjoy writing but am not the stage were I want to blog. My coding journey so far definitely taught me a lot about self-starting and selling yourself. I did not stay and try to sell myself be
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by carlmungz 10y ago
As an-ex journalist who recently left the industry to become a programmer, I'd say one of the issues is the short-sightedness of senior management. When I started teaching myself to code last year, I told my editor as well as a couple
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Interesting - will check it out. Thanks.
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Ask HN: What is the biggest thing you learnt during your time as a junior dev?
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by carlmungz 10y ago
Good to know there are people looking out for junior devs :-)
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by carlmungz 10y ago
How did you get that up and running? A friend of mine started this label therhinestonecompany.bigcartel.com as a side project and I joined a year ago. We had (and still do) a lot of interest but we both became busy. But I'm tempted to