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15y ago
I had to go and look up Eval and Evil again: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/197769/when-is-javascript...
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geekam
15y ago
Has there been a well defined study, interviews of women in the industry as to what do they want? What do they think and go through and what would they like changed?
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geekam
15y ago
I know. I was thinking the same thing. How does an IP address translate to a human being?
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15y ago
From where I see, Django has a decent community. I have been helped a lot, I regularly go to meetups with a turnout of 20+ Django devs at a time. Django is a Python framework. It has some nice features of Python like explicitness over impli
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Ask HN: Trying to find a job in other state, question
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geekam
15y ago
Nice work. Could this also include openings from other websites?
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15y ago
This is of interest to me. I have a computer science background and would like to know more about bioinformatics. I have been looking for specific, easy, midlevel and big projects so that I can start learning the trade. I know that NCBI is
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15y ago
Wow! Chrome has the best version adoption rate. Is that because the updates are easier and more streamlined?
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"Introduction to Algorithms" ( http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Algorithms-Second-Thomas-... ) "The Art of Computer Programming" ( http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_6_31?url=search-alias... ) ....to begin with. Then there are theoret
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15y ago
My comment to the most voted answer: I think that as an 'interviewee' things are not on your side to begin with. You are the underdog, no matter what the interviewer or the company which is interviewing claims. Esp. the new graduates are ne
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15y ago
Apart from just matching devs with opesource projects, they should also build a system to help out newbies.
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15y ago
Isn't this what http://openhatch.org/ does?
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15y ago
I agree. To me, "Can do" does not mean I am a$$licking. I maybe desperate to get a job but I definitely am more keen to find out how the hell it is done. "Can do" to me means, I am ready to learn because I want to.
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16y ago
Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability. E. W. Dijkstra [1] http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Edsger_W._Dijkstra#How_do_we_te...
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16y ago
We usually do a wget ( http://lwn.net/Articles/262570/ ) like RMS. Surfing IS for iPad users. :)
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Ask HN: Regarding an earlier question about SSDs (TRIM command)
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16y ago
I asked a question sometime back: http://superuser.com/questions/208560/hard-drive-question-ss...
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16y ago
Probably, there should be a category in HN to most liked posted stuff - the goldmine.
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16y ago
http://searchyc.com/submissions/last+question
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16y ago
What about the shelf life of an SSD? I have also heard that your system needs some kind of TRIM support otherwise performance slowly degrades. what's the truth in that?
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geekam
16y ago
Are you one of the HN mods? I was wondering how to folks know what was published before etc. without a proper search.
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16y ago
Thanks. That is a nice article.
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16y ago
>>A “full-stack programmer” who has created non-trivial applications. Pardon my ignorance but: What is a full-stack programmer? How does one try to get to the levels of a full-stack programmer? What exactly is a a non-trivial applic
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16y ago
Does this only apply to a profit making projects? A project or startup with business model? Or does this also apply to personal projects?
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16y ago
Again, the idea is that a 'paying' customer should not have to deal with this.
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16y ago
I am actually looking for a good new project. I have been learning Python/Django and I love it.
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16y ago
Is the only way to find duplicates on HN, via Google?
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16y ago
>>__whether doing such a thing would be feasible at my age (learning to code, etc), and whether my current educational background and training would be sufficient a contribution to a founding team__ Last time I checked, this field h
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I am a T-mobile customer and up until now I was very happy with their service. The only reason I do not have an iPhone is because I did not want to go to ATT. Now, I have no choice but to go with Verizon, and I will.
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16y ago
Yep, another one a few minutes ago.
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