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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Setter | Lead Software Engineer | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | https://setter.com Do you want to lead a team of experienced software engineers at one of North America's fastest growing startups? We're revolutionizing a s
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
I don't think that's the reason. It may be the internet itself and our low-attention-span-culture. I highly recommend you check out "The Shallows: What The Internet Is Doing To Our Brains", by Nicholas Carr [0]. [0] - h
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Setter Inc. (setter.com) | Toronto, Canada | Onsite Only We are on a mission to create a home maintenance service so simple to use that homeowners can just forget about it. We've built an exceptional team and have raised money from top
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Just because a JS engine is really fast doesn't mean you should do everything in JS, esp if CSS is the right tool for the job (not to say that this particular demo is a good example of using the right tool for the job).
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Here's a good resource: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/o...
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Our company has been using RN with real users for just about a year now. And there really aren't any complaints other than we sometimes can't use some API's (but we still manage to figure out a solution at the end of the day
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by g_delgado14 9y ago
Make the alternatives just as good. This is obviously a very idealistic thing to say, but I do stand by it. In the field of Computer Science this is a very relevant statement. You don't need to go to a good CS school to get a job at Go
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The Economics of JavaScript(gdelgado.ca)
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Ask HN: What are some of your favorite tech talks over the years?
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by g_delgado14 9y ago
One of my gripes with the current education system is that it trains the pupil to simply regurgitate knowledge without ensuring that the pupil truly understands the topic - in this case MCMC methods. Articles such as this one are a great re
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by g_delgado14 9y ago
Homigo | Toronto, Canada | Full-time | Onsite (Competitive Salary + stock options) We’re on a mission to create a home maintenance service so simple to use that homeowners can just forget about it. We’re a small team — every engineer at Hom
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by g_delgado14 9y ago
Homigo | Toronto, Canada | Full-time | Onsite We’re on a mission to create a home maintenance service so simple to use that homeowners can just forget about it. We’re a small team — every engineer at Homigo has an outsized impact, and you’l
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
Cool website. Some thoughts / constructive criticism: Why would I be incentivized to get the full ES7 book when there are already quality materials out there for me for free (i.e. ponyfoo's articles are amazing). In contrast, I wa
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
AWS lambda functions __are__ serverless. There's no notion of uptime, provisioning or managing servers when using lambda.
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
Homigo | Various | Toronto ONSITE or REMOTE Homigo is a virtual home manager for busy homeowners. We put homes on autopilot by offering a text-based concierge for on-demand services, an online home management dashboard, and a fully automate
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
I'd assume there are a lot of menial tasks within the field that don't require years of academic experience. Not to mention one can learn on the job and get assigned increasingly complex tasks as the candidate proves his / he
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
Sorry :P read "exclusively AWS", and stopped reading!
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
Doesn't necessarily have to be through AWS. In fact, the Serverless Framework folks are working hard to make their framework suitable for other serverless service providers.
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
I've been using VSC since June-ish and I couldnt be happier. I never used Sublime (Atom was my go-to before VSC), but I don't think I'll be switching to another editor for a long time. Love the nodejs debugging too, and obvio
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
I just got back from the Valley last night. I would move here in and instant if I could afford it. Coming from Canada (Waterloo region), where the winter is unbearably cold and the summers unbearably hot, I could get used to the cool and co
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
This framework looks like it was inspired by Skeleton [0], in particular the grid system and the documentation. [0] - http://getskeleton.com/
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
You may be on to something ..
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Within the article theres a QuickTake explainer [0] on Vzlas economy [0] - http://www.bloomberg.com/quicktake/venezuela-price-revolutio...
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
Marc Andreessen explicitly states in this podcast that he's not a value investor. He goes on to explain his actual investment thesis in it as well.
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by g_delgado14 10y ago
const is more declarative as you can immediately tell that the data isn't going to change throughout the duration of the program (although technically you can change the data, just not the reference).
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by g_delgado14 11y ago
Being self-taught left me with the [false] impression that the reason I don't write good code the first time around is because I never formally studied CS.
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by g_delgado14 11y ago
As a curious noob, could u explain what is the source of the XSS vulnerability in this case? Is it simply that the site isn't being served over tls/ssl?
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by g_delgado14 11y ago
That's exactly how I would describe my experience reading a Hemingway book.
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by g_delgado14 11y ago
or lack thereof.
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by g_delgado14 11y ago
Couldn't you say the reverse? One might say that depression is a symptom of internet addiction.

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