highhedgehog

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by highhedgehog 6y ago
I can understand the lack of high speed internet or lack of sewage if you live in a rural aread, but electricy? If you hadn't said you lived in Florida I would have guessed something in a developing or 3rd world country. How is that po
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
I don't know but I think this is no coincidence. Youtube has been part of Google long enough that I presume they have integrated them.
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
your resume link appears to be broken
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
I read about that story. it's incredible. love it (in a weird way I guess, but it was so fascinating)
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
It was a joke :) (I'm in Italy, couldn't come anyway)
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
Where do I send my resume?
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
I mean, what if your vacation is 3 weeks hiking in the wild with no reception?
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
Go with Bitwarden and never look back. Avoid LastPass
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by highhedgehog 6y ago
Bitwarden is the answer for an average user.
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
no but i know 3 people that have it (friends, and parents of friends)
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
So, I have never tried it, but with Reaper you should be able to jam online with other musican with this. https://www.cockos.com/ninjam/
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Thank you! Actually I saw that too. I was hoping for more real life examples where you can see the effects of concurrency parallelism.
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
how is this economically sustainable?
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Is anyone aware of good examples that can be used to explain and implement parallelism/concurrency that are not the bankers? I have seen it too many times.
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
as an Italian I'm happy civilization is coming to North America
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
I have Addictive Drums 2 and used it even live on my e-drums. It just sounds amazing.
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Ehy, fellow italian here. Check out mobileJazz, they seem cool and were looking for a software engineer proficient in Nodejs etc, so it might fit you. I was looking to submit it myself, but I have a stable job right now and I think I won&#x
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
I am an italian from a red zone. It seems like it has been left to the common sense of people. I have collegues who come from other red zones and they could come easily. I don't understand. Bar, pubs etc will be closed. Stores will be
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Something like this? https://observablehq.com/@d3/hexbin-map
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
I used knex.js to generate fake data on my database schema. You create the seed files for your environment as you create the database tables. Works like a charm
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Can't help, just happy to hear that you care about your coworker, such a nice thing to do ;)
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Yeah I agree with that
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
maybe cause you never used them?
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Isn't a monolithic service just kind of a single service micro-service system?
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
> I'll also want to get a chance to walk through the offices and observe the other engineers working there. If they seem generally unhappy or overly stressed, then I'll turn the offer down. This is interesting, but how do you d
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Zoom is a great example of a startup that made it in a field that seemed saturated, essentially because they offered a great product https://www.jotform.com/blog/dont-disrupt-an-industry/
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
> follow the normal startup problem search path. What would that be?
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
How did you managed food, water and hygene? I love hiking but I often rely on mountain huts here in the alps, limiting tent
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
Of course the article doesn't mean to give a solution to every possible scenario. It has to be taken as a general guideline of the necessary steps you should take in scaling an application but obviously every scenario is unique and nee
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by highhedgehog 7y ago
I have a few questions: 1) I don't really get the "100 Users: Split Out the Clients". It definetly helps in terms of understanding your customer profiles, whether they prefer the mobile app or the web interface for instance,

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