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by g105b 8y ago
I never understood business models like this in the first place. Those who like to cook don't have a problem buying ingredients themselves. Those who don't like cooking don't mind spending the same amount as a Blue Apron subs
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by g105b 8y ago
As far as I can see, people who know a client-side language well do not need to fall back on a framework, as the languages these days are more than capable of completing the tasks themselves, without being reimplemented by a framework over
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by g105b 8y ago
Anyone would think that men... are equal to... ... nah, doesn't seem to add up.
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Internet-based digital currency from 2001(en.wikipedia.org)
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by g105b 8y ago
I like to adhere to Uncle Bob's _Clean Architecture_. Any server-side language will allow this; I choose PHP 7 and am currently working on an open source toolkit that brings modern techniques to PHP. It allows me to code using standard
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by g105b 8y ago
We're all safe though, as a prerequisite for stealing user data from an online platform is the presence of users.
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by g105b 8y ago
The main technique that I choose is to build web applications using only web technologies - by that I mean tech that is included within the concept of "World Wide Web" and "HTTP" (links, pages, forms, buttons, etc.), rat
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by g105b 8y ago
Keep a daily log of the things you learn, decisions you make, and ultimately, code you write. It will be golden six months down the line when you're questioning your career.
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by g105b 8y ago
This would get so much more attention if it were Apple. Here, we just brush it off as one of those things.
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by g105b 8y ago
Using a datacentre such as S3 will gain the benefits of an economy of scale. Per-website S3 energy costs are going to be substantially lower than the energy cost of a solar-server: each solar-server that is installed will have had to have b
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by g105b 8y ago
I'm particularly fond of this because at 12 when I was learning to program I never thought it was important to keep my work safe, or even documented at all, and it all exists on a hard drive in landfill now. If you pursue a career in p
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by g105b 8y ago
BREAKING NEWS: A free service on the web monitors how you use it.
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by g105b 8y ago
Please can someone help me understand how placing a link on a webpage got to page 1 on hacker news?
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by g105b 8y ago
I was about to comment the exact same thing. Excellent seeing this kind of marketing page in a world full of noise.
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by g105b 8y ago
There is no news or even facts in this techcrunch article.
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by g105b 8y ago
Too many assumptions to answer precisely. Chances are you'll feel cooler if the fan is blowing inwards because that will help your body reduce its temperature via evaporation of perspiration. There are much more complex cooling setups
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by g105b 8y ago
Hey the peasants need software too.
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by g105b 8y ago
Damn it, I read that as "Facebook is shutting down".
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by g105b 9y ago
I have nothing to hide about my bathroom activity, but I'd feel uneasy having a Dump Indicator Light installed above my front door.
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Easy to understand explanation of cryptography using real locks and keys(youtube.com)
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by g105b 9y ago
LibreOffice is worse in all ways.
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by g105b 9y ago
Please turn off anti aliasing and it will be perfect!
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by g105b 9y ago
Hmm, we must share the same demographic because I just commented a reply almost identical to yours. Happy Pythoning :)
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by g105b 9y ago
I love this idea. It reminds me a lot of old school .NET worked within Visual Studio, or the Delphi editor for Windows application forms. .NET has evolved into a totally different beast so I don't use it any more. This framework brings
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by g105b 9y ago
Bitcoin?
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by g105b 9y ago
Here's a new library to solve a problem you don't have yet.
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by g105b 9y ago
Pure indefatigable arrogance usually serves me very well.
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by g105b 9y ago
> the website has the modern flat square design I’ve recognized as a harbinger of impending disaster. Sigh. So true.
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by g105b 9y ago
Yes! I didn't make the connection having not read the book, but The E-Myth is another bit of advice that the same friend is always touting. Thanks for the links, I may actually get around to reading this one soon.
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by g105b 9y ago
Thanks! It's advice that changed the way I saw business.

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