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14y ago
Other than that it's compiled to JS, I see absolutely no relation to CoffeeScript here. It's just an ugly and statically typed version of Javascript for all those C# folks who want to hop on the fancy Node.JS bandwagon but can't sleep at ni
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14y ago
It gets everyone who's really passionate from time to time. I'd recommend Richard Feynman, who (as a Nobel Laureate) also completely lost interest in physics at a time - here's an abstract about the subject, but the whole book is gold and f
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IOS6: identifierForAdvertising silently removed from API?
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endymi0n
14y ago
Great idea, but I'm already waiting for Google AdX Brand Protection Team to knock and sue the crap out of them... =P
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The Art of Scaling People
(de.slideshare.net)
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endymi0n
14y ago
I was missing the multiple cursors from Sublime... On a sidenote: Isn't it somehow funny, how the top comments on every article that remotely touches text mode or editors is an editor war? ;o)
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Apple’s New Advertising ID in iOS6 Sets the Standard
(apsalar.com)
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14y ago
Yup, Management IS of utmost importance to a working company. What most managers, companies and universities don't get though is that management isn't really about controlling and reviewing work, but about enabling people and giving them a
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endymi0n
14y ago
Why? Why? Whyyyyyyyy???? o.O
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endymi0n
15y ago
Having uTP running against UTP as an alternative network connection means is a rather unfortunate naming - I imagine a lot of people getting confused to the max, especially as it's pronounced the same. So pretty pretty please: Give the prot
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15y ago
This is a repost from 8 months ago... back then I had the following to say ;-) http://www.growinup.org/2011/11/the-right-tool-for-the-job/
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endymi0n
15y ago
We'd be happy to have you around at Trademob - especially if you're also interested in Big Data, Mobile, and Real Time Bidding using the latest and greatest technology that is... ;-) Just drop us a line at welcometwente@trademob.com ! Tot z
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Ask HN: OLAP and Reporting that feels like 2012
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15y ago
There are startups in Munich?! ;-D
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What Berlin really thinks about the Samwer Brothers
(techberlin.com)
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15y ago
Let me rephrase. Of course there's corporate politics here. There will always be because greed is a very human trait. The difference is that greed is something commonly seen much more positive in the US. We just fired our president because
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endymi0n
15y ago
Very flexible indeed. Anywhere from 30k€/y (entry level, junior dev) till 60-70k€/y (top talent with work experience and some management duties) is possible for a regular full time job - sometimes more, but extreme rates are still pretty un
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endymi0n
15y ago
Writing from a German startup right now, I can't quite follow the author here. Granted - German copycats and especially the Samwer Brothers have brought some bad feelings into the community... but Berlin is getting better and bolder every d
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15y ago
Guess the title was right, just that it wasn't a Miserable "Product Launch", but much more a "Miserable Product" Launch... I'm so sorry, but this is a typical case of development for its own sake - you don't need extensive product and marke
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15y ago
You should check out HotRuby, which is a Ruby interpreter, written in Javascript: http://hotruby.yukoba.jp/ Should be pretty interesting to see Twostroke running on HotRuby running on Twostroke running on HotRuby running...
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endymi0n
15y ago
Hard but honest... any specific advice on how to do it?
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endymi0n
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Great advice, thanks! On a sidenote, that guy: "One of the best programmers I've ever worked with was always missing deadlines. Turns out, it was only because he was really bad at estimating time. Once I learned that, and started handling s
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Ask HN: I just got my first team lead. What should I do?
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The Right Tool For The Job
(growinup.org)
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15y ago
Okay, so this is gonna be a bit longer, but bear with me, because I think reading this might help you. I've been exactly where you've been. AND I did almost all the things that people here suggest. Thought I had ADHD and took Ritalin. Thoug