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Ask HN: Resources for Doing Search Well?
5 points by goralph 3y ago|4 comments
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by goralph 4y ago
Something perhaps less well known: Bartosz Milewski on Category Theory https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbgaMIhjbmEnaH_LTkxLI7FMa...
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by goralph 4y ago
If you’re using a cloud provider like AWS I’d recommend their dedicated solutions for this problem - for AWS it’s Secrets Manager
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by goralph 4y ago
I have a Gmail filter for email bodies containing “Unsubscribe”. Works wonders
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by goralph 4y ago
Good Strategy / Bad Strategy
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by goralph 4y ago
I moved to a seed stage startup, what do the kids say - YOLO?
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Ask HN: Advice for moving from BigCo – Startup
2 points by goralph 4y ago|1 comments
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by goralph 4y ago
Options give us 'regular folk' exposure to private equity, which comes with potential for very high (& improbable) returns. As a salaried employee there's really no better vehicle for this kind of exposure. You'd nee
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by goralph 5y ago
In the U.K for example, sure. But in the Central/Eastern countries, far from it.
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by goralph 5y ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DnWeMfyV4AEWIuk?format=jpg&name=... I jest, somewhat...
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Canva Raises at $40B – Its Founders Are Pledging Away Most of Their Wealth(forbes.com)
25 points by goralph 5y ago|8 comments
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Canva valued at $15bn after last round(fortune.com)
1 points by goralph 6y ago|0 comments
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by goralph 7y ago
Interviews and onboarding have gone remote, otherwise business as usual. We have new starters scheduled for next week, and this is the first time we’re onboarding people remotely. Sure is going to be interesting :-)
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by goralph 8y ago
Canva! ( https://www.canva.com ) Disclaimer: I work there.
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by goralph 8y ago
Papers we love[0] has a couple of good ones, my favourite being "Out of the Tar Pit" [0]: https://github.com/papers-we-love/papers-we-love/tree/master...
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Ask HN: How to effectively start in a new (software engineering) role?
2 points by goralph 9y ago|1 comments
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by goralph 9y ago
Since you're using docker for educational purposes, just a tip. You have multiple `RUN` commands. Each command will create an individual docker layer, causing your image to take up unnecessary amounts of space. Instead you should run a
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by goralph 9y ago
GitLab, really ?
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by goralph 10y ago
Higher kinded types is a feature that sets the languages apart and is what allows for some very powerful polymorphic code to be written in Scala.
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by goralph 10y ago
Java and C# are of course equally boring And they're the ones who don't write medium posts daily whining about how their frameworks are the worst in the world. It's boring, it works, it scales.
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by goralph 10y ago
Those simple interfaces make programming enjoyable and don't break, so... It's enjoyable until you want to do something else rather than the default behaviour. Yes, you are in fact using the features of Rails when you use Rails
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by goralph 11y ago
1 is a fantastic course. It changed my life, quite literally. Lead me down a path to a new job, new city, and a new partner.
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by goralph 11y ago
I've basically tried them all, and the latest Airmail client works the best for me. It's fast, no lag in the animations, does what I want it to do, and even looks decent.
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Kick starting a career in Software Development(evojam.com)
1 points by goralph 11y ago|0 comments
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by goralph 11y ago
A good introductory overview: Jonas Boner on Resilience https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjPVJ7ZKLnY
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Ask HN: How do you do code review, if at all?
7 points by goralph 11y ago|6 comments
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by goralph 11y ago
Great release, kudos to the team.
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by goralph 11y ago
I code Scala in IntelliJ and it's an absolute pleasure :-)
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by goralph 12y ago
If you're starting out in Scala I'd recommend you try use the Scala IDE (Eclipse) first until you're reasonably comfortable in the language. Reason being, that Eclipse provides much better feedback regarding types, syntax err
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by goralph 12y ago
OP here. Just returned to this thread after a nice day away from the computer. I'm sincerely flattered and grateful for every response in this thread. There is a great deal of advice and wisdom to absorb in here, so naturally any respo

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