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gamedna
9y ago
company details?
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9y ago
Looking forward to single-serve barcoded doctor pepper keurig cups.
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Companies that give away core technology for "Free" are always plagued with the perceptive one way door that gets created. There is never a good way out of the situation for either party. The company got the benefit of buildin
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gamedna
9y ago
Read. Practice. Find problems, try to solve them. Build your network, and learn from their experience. Do this every day.
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9y ago
While informative, this post is extremely non-contentious, and i suspect on purpose. Much of what is said here can be said about most companies that are at scale. Probably by design b/c if his employer or manager found out about it,
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There is a signifiant value prop for this type of clean interface when considering users that use accessibility tools to browse the web. I had the pleasure of working with an engineer whose vision was impaired. Truly inspired with all the
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gamedna
9y ago
Love the unit-less graph around abstract concepts. https://xkcd.com/833/ That said, kudos for making this the default.
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gamedna
9y ago
Thank you for the correction.
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9y ago
Its naive to assume that devices in 2020 will still be able to run Flash Player Standalone or that Swiff Player is still in existence.
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9y ago
Wine is an emulator, hence the name. (WINdows Emulator) By transcoding I am referring to rendering the flash content in a completely new medium. For example videos could be rendered using the existing closed source implementation into an
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Flash has generated a tremendous amount of assets that will be lost. Preserving them for historical reasons is extremely important but i am far less interested in preserving the technology than preserving the idea or creation itself. I wou
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10y ago
Over the past several months about 4 out of 10 companies that interviewed me actually required me to complete several HackerRank challenges because I did not have a HackerRank score. The fact that I have worked for several industry leading
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10y ago
Excited to see another tool in this space. As long time ./jq user I am really curious to hear how this compares.
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10y ago
Without any additional context about what industry/scope... use Excel. All joking aside, pick either one and go with it. Since you are learning there are core concepts/skills that you need to acquire and both tools can help you
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10y ago
First and foremost, always do your best no matter what anyone else does. You are trading your time in exchange for $$ from your employer. By metering your performance you not only degrade your value, you degrade your entire team. As an e
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gamedna
10y ago
This depends on a few things, but mostly what previous experience you have with programming. Otherwise, in general learn python 3. It wont hurt.
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10y ago
My email is listed in my profile, drop me an email and I am happy to shoot you a slightly redacted copy of what I wrote up.
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10y ago
My recent job search lead me to the idea that the traditional resume is broken. Temporal view only gives recruiters and hiring managers the bullet points to qualify you in whatever bucket that they need. Instead of a traditional CV/R
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Ask HN: Domain portfolio management?
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Yes, but it was posted company internal and I do not have the rights to republish. What were you most interested in so I can summarize in a paragraph or two here?
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10y ago
Even though I have a full desk setup with keyboard, mouse, I do spend quite a bit traveling for work. Also, its very convenient to occasionally unplug and move into the living room so I can spend time with my family if i need to work late
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10y ago
Back when the iPad was released, I ran a 6 month experiment to see if I could live as a developer using only the iPad and the cloud. My initial findings were quite positive, and the first few weeks were exciting and new. As time progressed
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10y ago
this is apple, be on the lookout for the new iVimClutch. (for those who dont know what a vim clutch is: https://github.com/alevchuk/vim-clutch )
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10y ago
probably tmi but any / all of the following: - SSH (direct or tunnels) - VNC (usually over ssh or VPN) - RDP (usually over ssh or VPN) - VPN (openvpn or ipsec) - MicroTik Router at home with site-to-site VPN to my DC and Office - Mobi
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Everyone gets so caught up in the terminology "micro" "macro" . The real value in what the microservice movement brings to the table is the push for well defined contracts between components before writing any code.
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Glad to see Catalyze continuing to push forward. Congratulations.
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When considering the salary for their staff, it is important to point out that LetsEncrypt only works if there is trust. They need to have high caliber people that they can trust and this costs money. Hearing that LE Is paying their peo
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Yes. When requesting any change to a standard contract, be respectful and give clear and reasonable justification for the request. Also, it helps if you have legal advice prior. These days, I generally run all my contracts through my l
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As a consultant, I see this all the time. As an employee I only experienced this one time and requested an addendum to the NDA/Non-compete contract.
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10y ago
My favorite grill grate cleaning tool is this grill scrubber: https://www.amazon.com/Charcoal-Companion-Single-Scrubber-Re... You can replace the scrubber with any generic metal scrubbing pad and it works fantastically.
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