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by gt565k 10y ago
It might be beneficial to post your resume here (blank out your name / other personal information).
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by gt565k 10y ago
Programming on the go with google glass / digital contact lenses and a virtual keyboard. I think the nanotech will need another decade or 2, and perhaps a break through in battery tech ;), but I can see us getting there in 2-3 decades.
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by gt565k 10y ago
If you're trying to fill holes in your android development skills, you should consider doing the android nanodegree on udacity. It was developed by Google, so you know it'll cover almost everything and give you best practices appr
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by gt565k 10y ago
http://atlanta.curbed.com/2016/5/11/11657372/westside-atlant...
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by gt565k 10y ago
correct link for 0) http://bikeshed.fm/
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by gt565k 10y ago
I've had LaserShip report items as delivered multiple times, only to have them actually delivered a day later. Definitely file a complain with amazon and provide the order number. They will lay down the hammer.
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by gt565k 10y ago
I'd have to agree with you. I've had 2 bad experiences with Amazon orders, and USPS was to blame for both. They put the envelope/package in the wrong mailbox in the apartment complex I live in and marked it as delivered. I&#x
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by gt565k 10y ago
Last I checked Uber poached like 40 staff members from Carnegie Mellon's robotics lab. http://www.wsj.com/articles/is-uber-a-friend-or-foe-of-carne... They have driverless cars out on the streets in Pittsburgh to
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by gt565k 10y ago
Django's docs are some of the best I've seen https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/ I love how they provide example code for everything and explain it.
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by gt565k 10y ago
I don't know why, but every time I see Tcl popup on HN or somewhere else, I get this nostalgic feeling of writing tcl scripts for IRC eggdrop bots in the early 2000s. For those that remember, this site has a good collection of such scr
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by gt565k 10y ago
Angel List is nice because salaries and equity are visible. Hired.com, you can specify what salary you want as well as other things to use as filters. On hired.com, companies contact you, instead of you having to apply. You have 24 hours to
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by gt565k 10y ago
If you're applying through a company's website / job portal, you've already lost the game. You need to network and get your foot in the door through a personal reference. Try angel list and hired.com (although I don&#x27
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by gt565k 10y ago
Take 2 weeks off and buy an airplane ticket asap. It helps to have something to look forward to. Go to a different country, a change of scenery, new cultures to explore are always a great way to take your mind off the daily grind.
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by gt565k 10y ago
This! It's really a great program you can do at your own pace, and very affordable (<$7000-$8000)
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by gt565k 10y ago
Hey Chris! Just watched the video from elixir conf EU Do you have more information about the "Phoenix with gaming" book that's in the works? I'd like to find out more about it and when it would be available. Thanks!
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by gt565k 10y ago
What data do you really have on there that you're worried about? All I have is a web version of my resume and an inbox full of recruiter introductions. The connections are probably the most valuable part, but those are public either wa
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by gt565k 10y ago
use a log monitoring tool and define alerts to (send email, post in hipchat rooms) when exceptions are caught Logentries is a good one.
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by gt565k 10y ago
I use snapchat for texting primarily because I can tell the message was read. Can't do that with text messages. Also being able to send a quick video or picture, or do a live video call is nice too... Most people complaining haven&#x27
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by gt565k 10y ago
Oh wow! As soon as I read TCL, I started having flashbacks of trying to write TCL scripts for my eggdrop IRC bot in the early 2000s. It's amazing to hear that a company actually runs on it!
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by gt565k 10y ago
If you have long gaps while traveling, include them in the CV and what you learned through your travels. Things like excellent communication skills, understanding of different cultures and traditions. Believe it or not, these can be very im
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by gt565k 10y ago
Work on UI stuff for other tasks that don't require the back-end. Sometimes I'd read up on technical articles / blog posts related to what I'm working on.
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by gt565k 10y ago
you can also invest in 2-3 rental properties, and use the monthly payments of your tenants as passive income
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by gt565k 11y ago
How do the tools change every month? If you're starting projects from scratch, pick one tool and stick with it. If you're jumping on different projects, well the people that set them up used different tools. It's no different
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by gt565k 11y ago
I was about to say, this is all relative to the location. Living and making $90k in Atlanta is the equivalent of living and making $150k in San Francisco. http://money.cnn.com/calculator/pf/cost-of-living/
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by gt565k 11y ago
Take a step back and think about the environment you were in when you were the most productive. When your mind was the sharpest it has ever been and you were knocking shit out left and right. Maybe that was in high school or college, or dur
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Ask HN: Any projects similar to RONJA (optical point-to-point data link)
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by gt565k 11y ago
There was some post about using a CUDA program with your GPU to brute force zip passwords, but can't find anything with a quick google search. Try this though http://www.crark.net/
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by gt565k 11y ago
Here's the video starting at the landing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pUAydjne5M&feature=youtu.be...
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by gt565k 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pUAydjne5M&feature=youtu.be...
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by gt565k 11y ago
On a related note, check this project out. http://jasperproject.github.io/ You can perhaps trigger alexa to start listening through it by wiring the voice recognition to click the "start listening" button.

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