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by hharnisch 11y ago
Which town? I'd imagine this is pretty common in places near Des Moines/Cedar Rapids suburb type towns. My observations come from living in Blakesburg, IA -- town of 400 people.
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Disagree. The family owned farmers care too. For the big equipment, like combines, there's a handful of people everyone pays to have their fields harvested. This person get's compensation in the form of money and other services (s
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Some Thoughts on Gluing React Native and Meteor(hharnisc.github.io)
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Show HN: React Native with Meteor Example(github.com)
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Play with your animations (backward, forward and pause) in Firefox Dev Tools(twitter.com)
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by hharnisch 12y ago
These disciplines attract a certain type of personality and are often people of high intelligence. Suicide rates among these cohorts is elevated to begin with. I don't know if it's enough to make up for an extra 4 per 100,000, but
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by hharnisch 12y ago
It's not just MIT, it's pretty much any college with a 4 year engineering program. Almost everyone of my classmates took at least an extra semester or summer classes. 2/3 of the Freshman class dropped out (most of them to bus
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by hharnisch 12y ago
Well at least the new MacBook won't have a problem with this device.
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by hharnisch 12y ago
I wouldn't call it all or nothing these days. If you don't like Blaze (Meteor's reactive front end package - https://www.meteor.com/blaze ) You can exclude it and use another one - here's an example app
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Creating Maintainable UIs with React and Meteor(blog.percolatestudio.com)
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Reducing Reactive Bugs in MeteorJS(hharnisc.github.io)
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Hydraulic Espresso Tamper(makezine.com)
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by hharnisch 12y ago
It would be incredibly enlightening to see what languages people are moving to/from. (like this for but for programming languages - https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-data-science/coordin... ). I'd
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by hharnisch 12y ago
Impressive! How did you end up debugging things as you were developing?
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by hharnisch 12y ago
Can Google remove "Don't Be Evil" from their core values yet?
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by hharnisch 12y ago
I don't think it's fair to call a bachelor's degree a trap. Year after year the data shows you'll make more money if you graduate: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/27/upshot/is-college-w
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by hharnisch 12y ago
Sometimes the best interview questions are the ones an eight year old learning to program would ask.