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   by drinchev 9y ago

   I've heard some reasons like : - Privacy issues - Owning critical service component Unfortunately I've never heard the reason that I think is the right one ( at least from what I can see is happening here ), which sounds like : &q
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   CircleCI is great! I use it almost everywhere. Unfortunately here in Berlin mostly everyone switches to self-hosted version of Jenkins at one point.
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   Living in Berlin, doing freelance. Just giving my advice here. Now is a good opportunity for you guys to go that road. It's never been easier to find projects and there are lots of companies that can benefit the experience you got and
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   That is so sad for Berlin as well. SoundCloud is one of the companies that made the startup scene an actual scene. I know that SoundCloud's interview process is tough, so I guess it's a good day for companies looking for talent ar
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   > Organize your files around product features / pages / components, not Roles: Oh really? Can someone explain why is this a good thing and what's the benefit? [1] : https://github.com/wearehive/project
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   Last season of House of Cards is dangerously close to reality this time. In US, Trump might loose his presidency. UK is a mess, based on wrong political decisions. I still wonder "Who is Frank Underwood and what does he win from all of
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   Sounds great. I think most of the Safari updates are as well in it's webkit js engine. Although I'm really still confused why does Apple bounds their Safari browser with it's OS updates. I will be very, very happy if I can re
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   by drinchev 9y ago

   A bit weird. GitHub says they fixed it, but on the other hand CircleCI still considers it as an outage : > Monitoring > May 31, 2017 3:08 PM > GitHub have declared the outage resolved and we are starting to see incoming GitHub hook
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   Simple Naming for Modular CSS Class Names(hagenburger.net)

   3 points by drinchev 9y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    I have not started programming wit JavaScript. The point is that node js is event driven and you can hardly escape from callbacks, except with syntatic sugar. A sync await is an argument for people like you, who are trying hard to change it
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Thanks. I actually wrote the comment, because of : > This enables writing code using async and await at all times, which is what any sane developer would do when writing code for Node.js.
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Wow, what about good old promises? I totally dislike async, await, because they force you to switch to async code-flow-thinking.
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    I constantly use `.map` and `.reduce` out of bluebird. I'm not sure I will replace these soon, since it's out of the Promise A+ specs. As a matter of fact, does anyone have a benchmark of the new nodejs 8's promise implementa
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Express is the most popular. As a freelancer I always enjoy when I see express as the framework of choice, since it's very easy to maintain the produced code and is very hard to go unmaintainable. As a matter of fact, what I don't
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    CSS with only class names(drinchev.com)

    2 points by drinchev 9y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Okay, so who decided on that? Is it a PM or a developer? What's their reasons and why didn't they document it? Do I have other "invisible" files around that I can't see?
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Came here to write that. Not a business adviser or anything, but really think design / usability are good.
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Your comment reminds me of how crazy duct-tape and bubblegum is in our IT industry.
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    CSS with only class names(drinchev.com)

    1 points by drinchev 9y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Yeah. Quite surprised my post did not attract as much attention as this one. Anyway it's important for anyone to know.
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Previous discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14420675
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    NTFS bug lets anyone crash Windows 7 and 8.1(arstechnica.com)

    13 points by drinchev 9y ago|1 comments
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    I would generally say that there is a reciprocal relationship of performance and maintainable code, no matter what you use. React is a powerful way to build your front-end, but it's power is in structure / code. In my experience w
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Reminds me of `node-fibers`[1] var Fiber = require('fibers'); function sleep(ms) { var fiber = Fiber.current; setTimeout(function() { fiber.run(); }, ms); Fiber.yield(); }
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    The biggest security mistake I see is the History. Talking about history of : 1. Slack channels ( lot's of private stuff / links go to #general ) 2. VCS ( lot's of passwords / tokens are in the commit history ) 3. JIRA (
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    Why does it seem that so many companies treat programmers so poorly?(quora.com)

    3 points by drinchev 9y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Hey guys. This is Ninox team. We are happy to answer your questions. Looking forward to your feedback and comments.
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    Show HN: Ninox – Human friendly database to create your own business application(ninoxdb.de)

    3 points by drinchev 9y ago|1 comments
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Really cool idea, but I'm really missing the WHY section in the Readme file. Thinking about a use case is quite hard. Anyone?
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    by drinchev 9y ago

    Sadly, Berlin ( although still cheap ) will match the same equation pretty quickly. Me & gf pay ~900 Euro for top-central ( Rosenthaler platz ) 2 rooms apartment and that's because we took it 3 years ago. Now, since we also talk ab