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by elamje 7y ago
I am not educated enough about the topic to pick a side about if higher wages will lead to less jobs, but from my perspective I would imagine the evidence to reveal itself in a recession, not the current economy.
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by elamje 7y ago
Can some people from the crypto space give a quick tl;dr of what’s going on in the space that’s of note? Seems like I hardly hear about interesting stuff after the bubble burst (kind of at least). Are there any people using crypto to actual
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by elamje 7y ago
*breaks.
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by elamje 7y ago
Your web server can easily host SQLite. It’s the only mainstream database that doesn’t need a server. It’s actually just a single file of C code, and most languages have an api binding to it so you don’t have to set anything up besides givi
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by elamje 7y ago
SQLite is awesome! I’ve used it on a website, but if you are making a web app and want to use something like Heroku to host, it won’t work. It could be good to just use Postgres from day 1.
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by elamje 7y ago
As a software developer I found Hugo hard to learn. Lots of keywords, strange templating syntax, but YMMV. I still use it, but it’s not exactly beginner friendly.
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by elamje 7y ago
I definitely agree. Many days I need brakes and they help me accomplish my goals. Other days however, I’m able to focus for 6-10 hours without breaking for anything really.
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by elamje 7y ago
Not really. Many people in the south and more rural areas use large trucks as a daily driver. Many with custom front bumpers that are solid steel.
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by elamje 7y ago
Re: Hummer H2 and H2 Truck, except it has an option with 2.9s 0-60!!¡ It will be a staple.
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by elamje 7y ago
If you don’t have a personal website or blog, make one as a project. It will benefit you for learning web dev, for hosting content, and for giving you a portfolio! Pick a web stack you want to learn, make your website and host it somewhere.
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by elamje 7y ago
That’s awesome. It’s crazy how much small distractions that are normal for other occupations hinder software development productivity. I wish I knew how to leave the zone for a minute, then step back into it and instantly be productive agai
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by elamje 7y ago
Here is the playlist FWIW: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/61RNVG9yeQpFBRi8OAVC9I?si=... There is a section of albums by “The New Law” which is a good place to start. The list is made to be listened to album by album
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Ask HN: How do you get into mental flow?
30 points by elamje 7y ago|16 comments
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by elamje 7y ago
Risk depends on how long you have until you are going to start pulling on that money. The only people screwed investing wise from 2007 were the people who pulled out. If you can keep a level head, which might preclude some people, investing
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by elamje 7y ago
Sure, all I’m saying is that you will survive. The title suggests that you will not be able to function.
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by elamje 7y ago
This article makes it sound a lot worse than it is. Went a couple of years ago and used Google Fi network when traveling. Was still able to access several services like maps, Yelp etc, but the info was pretty minimal. At least in Shanghai a
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by elamje 7y ago
I have to agree that Clojure is enlightening:-)
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by elamje 7y ago
It’s all about money. If the money isn’t there, or it’s hard to get, the innovation will likely not be there.
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by elamje 7y ago
Recently was wishing this myself. I’ve been using rq, which although I hear is much faster than an rdbms is also another dependency and service to worry about failing. Trying to keep things simple is nice, I am already having trouble trying
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by elamje 7y ago
Once you install https://pock.dev , the touchbar is useful
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by elamje 7y ago
I barely knew about ableton before some recent HN front page articles. IMO they must have some of the best frontend/ui/designer people out there, especially for a company that’s not huge. The synth and music apps for the browser a
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by elamje 7y ago
I like python flask! Great flexibility, and it has a great plugin ecosystem.
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by elamje 7y ago
Seems like you couldn’t go wrong with using the Java Virtual Machine or the Common Language Runtime(.Net). Both have a wide variety of libraries and a reliable VM. Plus, if you want more productivity, or to use other programming paradigms,
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Ask HN: Is Viewdocs.io Down?
2 points by elamje 7y ago|0 comments
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by elamje 7y ago
I think another consideration that might not be an obvious risk is your use of two factor auth. It’s important for critical services, yet if you lose your 2FA device, like a phone, you will be locked out for a while. Like many things, it wi
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by elamje 7y ago
I would love to see a startup completely change the game in this space. Google is the most techy company that I’ve seen have an actual chance at carving away some customers from the big carriers with Fi. Of course, they are piggy backing on
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by elamje 7y ago
Maybe they won't do this...But, consider how big A/B testing is nowadays. Imagine if you could A/B test, but not just see which maximizes engagement, but also see which causes more fear, excitement, etc. Who knows if that can
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by elamje 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - Austin or Remote. I’m John, I’m a full stack developer with experience doing C#, SQL server, and JavaScript. I am passionate about Clojure, React, and willing to work with any tech stack really! I am available to begin as soo
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by elamje 7y ago
There needs to be more vetting to avoid this situation entirely.
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by elamje 7y ago
As a mid twenty year old, I have to say there are a lot of similarities between professors/TA/office hours, and recruiting/working. When I was in undergraduate, I desperately needed to get help at office hours many times, but

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