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by eecks 11y ago
Sounds like college!
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by eecks 11y ago
Nearly every forum I have enjoyed has been destroyed by over moderation.. Which made Reddit a joy to use at first but most of the subreddits are over moderated
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by eecks 11y ago
Needs to be built in to HN really
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Ask HN: What does a Node.js server look like in production?
3 points by eecks 11y ago|0 comments
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by eecks 11y ago
It just depresses me that I'll never reach an Einstein standard in any thing I do :/
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by eecks 11y ago
I have done something previously in the past but never keep it up that long. I like your layout. Was it all manual? That is - did you have to do the index/readme manually?
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by eecks 11y ago
I would probably fail your interview but at the same time I could probably join your team and be one of the best members of that team. Funny how that is possible. I would definitely fail the singleton question but if it came up in work (and
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by eecks 11y ago
I signed up but this is really something I will never use again. I like the idea of a week-planner but this doesn't click with me at all.
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by eecks 11y ago
Yeah you need a video that is a sped up visual of someone constructing a template
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by eecks 11y ago
Well if you have only worked by yourself previously then the obvious skill you need to learn is team work. Stuff like work delegation and handling expectations of others.
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by eecks 11y ago
I don't understand moving from Facebook to Twitter (or vice versa) - they're completely different use cases.
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by eecks 11y ago
Personally, I don't find it that verbose. It is more verbose than other languages but it all just makes sense. I agree, older version of Eclipse on bad hardware is truly awful. Thankfully I am using a better machine now.
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by eecks 11y ago
Just out of interest, what are other examples of this?
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by eecks 11y ago
Can you name and shame the company that wanted your Facebook and Twitter account? That's absurd.
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by eecks 11y ago
I'll never understand why people hate on Java. Writing in Java is nice and easy, debugging is easy and getting support online is easy.
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by eecks 11y ago
CanIStay Staymate
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by eecks 11y ago
Awesome - thanks
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by eecks 11y ago
> The technical part is more or less a front-end, a back-end and some databases. With an attitude like that you're doomed to fail.
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by eecks 11y ago
Makes sense. It's easy to remember as well!
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by eecks 11y ago
> * Eve by Kodowa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZQoAKJPbh8 This guy seems kinda young. Does anyone think that the future of programming can come from people without extensive programming experience of current program
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by eecks 11y ago
Teleportation
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by eecks 11y ago
It doesn't run slow at all and it's free so it has that advantage over Sublime
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by eecks 11y ago
Basically what I am asking. What I am doing is broad so "best library for me" isn't relevant yet.
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by eecks 11y ago
What made you pick the name Txtter (Text being the key part) for an app that sends photos?
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by eecks 11y ago
I run it on a Macbook Pro. Admittedly I have 16 GB of RAM but it runs great!
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Ask HN: Which language to use for text analysis?
4 points by eecks 11y ago|4 comments
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by eecks 11y ago
How would you do 1?
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by eecks 11y ago
That's how I do it as well. It's a personal code review.
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by eecks 11y ago
Cutting standups to twice a week would be ideal but it was a big thing to bring in agile in my place so it seems like it would undo a lot of good work.
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by eecks 11y ago
Then who are the "others"?

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