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by godot 6y ago
It's a bit curious that most (only 5 so far) answers mention things like daily limits to each of your own bank accounts, when the question specifically stated you are allowed to utilize your existing personal connections (friends and c
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by godot 6y ago
Quoting this paragraph by the author: > First and foremost, there’s the end user. If a technology choice harms the end user, avoid it. I’m thinking here of the kind of performance tax that a user has to pay when developers choose to use
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by godot 7y ago
It looks like Rome is a Facebook Open Source project, so there's reasons to believe a huge amount of resources is being put into it (probably the only way something like this is feasible). (This is not a statement either pro or against
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by godot 7y ago
This is a complicated topic with no single right answer because the situation involves so many factors. Here's a few things to keep in mind. First, if the company truly only values those who overwork, it may be signs of a somewhat toxi
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by godot 7y ago
I really enjoyed this article. It's probably one of the most fair, unbiased, and insightful articles written on tech interviews and may be the best one I've read. Over the past 15 years, I have interviewed with many different comp
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by godot 7y ago
I hadn't used ICQ since the 90s and maybe early 2000s. The screenshots of ICQ New on the site certainly look quite similar to Whatsapp Web. I'm kind of surprised that there's active development in ICQ all these years even tho
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by godot 7y ago
OP note: The original article title was modified as this post's title because it was a few characters too long.
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Dev.to is a good demonstration of how content-based web apps should be developed(dev.to)
7 points by godot 7y ago|3 comments
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by godot 7y ago
The GP was saying VB-classic, implying that he's talking about windows desktop apps. I think that's what he's saying about layout engine stuff; layout engine is only a thing on web apps. Everything you're talking about i
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by godot 7y ago
If you hover over links on the post, you would notice that the author recently changed jobs, from Google to Microsoft. It seems reasonable for a Microsoft employee to use Bing as primary search ;) Anyhow, I'm disappointed that Bing als
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by godot 7y ago
It sounds like the main issue for you might not be actual work but might be about childcare. This is a completely reasonable problem to have, with kids that otherwise would be in school/daycare but are now not. I don't know about
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San Jose: Three TSA agents test positive for Covid-19(mercurynews.com)
212 points by godot 7y ago|166 comments
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by godot 7y ago
My understanding is JAM stack refers to mostly the frontend, being a statically generated site, and talks to server via API, but doesn't dictate anything about your API server or server side jobs, etc. You can still run serverless&#x2F
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Ask HN: Netlify/GH Pages-like but for non-techies?
2 points by godot 7y ago|0 comments
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by godot 7y ago
I think if you spend close to an hour to wash dishes every morning, it's actually a good proof of how much time it could save you. Being able to use that hour productively with other means while you do it (e.g. listening to the news or
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Moving from the Bay Area to the Greater Sacramento Area(medium.com)
1 points by godot 7y ago|0 comments
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by godot 7y ago
I feel like the author's point and your point would be applicable a lot more say 5 to 8 years ago. There has been so many SaaS startups in the past 8 years or so where many things that used to require intense internal tooling are now a
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by godot 7y ago
Mostly luck of the draw; I was non-remote for most of my career (12+ years) before and one day a recruiter for a fully remote company pinged me with a role matching my skillset and I responded to it and interviewed. Perhaps the only worthwh
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by godot 7y ago
1. Cost of living in the bay area (capital of tech jobs) is a lot higher too. 2. Many companies aren't used to the idea of unpaid time off, and negotiating for one can be difficult. 3. Quitting for a year sounds fine until the end of t
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by godot 7y ago
I view it from a totally different perspective -- I took 2 months off at the start (and my wife left her job a while before that). Since we had no hired helper (nanny or doula) during that time and had limited grandparents help, it was most
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by godot 7y ago
Most instructions for assembling furniture that contain texts in steps usually do suck. I've found that many stores also opt for purely graphical steps with no texts (e.g. Ikea furnitures, Staples office chairs), and those are usually
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by godot 7y ago
Not GP but I have some opinions as well. I would've been a Medium advocate several years ago. But all the things they've done in the past few years have been hostile to writers. 1. Got rid of custom domains, so you have to use a m
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by godot 7y ago
I used to work in a large FB/Mobile game studio (one of the largest) and was on a team that launched a certain FB flash-based game. It was a project that was on "crunch" from beginning to launch (about 6-9 months). Literally
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by godot 7y ago
This is repeated often on HN, but I feel like it generalizes too much and is not always accurate. My last company specifically had "We're a team, not a family" as a core value. The company and team always had an air of arroga
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Yishan Wong has an ambitious idea for fighting climate change: Plant more trees(westhawaiitoday.com)
1 points by godot 7y ago|0 comments
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by godot 7y ago
As a karaoke fan and singer I like it! I just tried a random song off the top of my head, and it was basically perfect. The voice and instrument were splitted perfectly and the captions were in sync (caption 2 was better; 1 was too short).
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by godot 7y ago
For web frontend, Svelte. I did a year and a half of React/fullstack dev and really didn't like it. (disclaimer: was a fullstack dev for many years but focused on backend more, and only worked with jquery frontend before 2017). My
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by godot 7y ago
Nope but that one looks great. The one I played is http://www.phial.com/puerto-rico/ (which apparently still exists). Apparently, it's a Curl web applet.
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by godot 7y ago
Works great! I've never been a fan of the game Set myself, but enjoy seeing these projects that bring classic games online. I remember enjoying an online version of Puerto Rico, many years ago, that was something like a Java Applet app
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by godot 7y ago
I'm actually somewhat surprised that this wasn't mentioned in the comments yet: https://ohshitgit.com/ Which is a page that covers common mistakes using git and quick ways to fix your mistakes. I've found mys

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