holydude

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   by holydude 10y ago

   Yeah sure but if the recruiter / hr acts like you are piece of meat and would become a mere grunt to keep the machinery running what should you do ? I mean you are either desperate and badly want to work for the company but why pretend
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   by holydude 10y ago

   Do you have an example what would you ask on an interview ? I am just curious.
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   by holydude 10y ago

   But the key here is first impression. It applies to you the same as it applies to them. Be it Google or FB or anyone else...these companies are nothing special.They create an illusion of an elitist club but in reality it's the same old
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   by holydude 10y ago

   So this is your extension of commando.io ?
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   by holydude 10y ago

   I see the opposite. I do not advocate hippie kumbaya lifestyle but I see a lot of people around me wanting to disconnect from internet. People are sick of endless stream of irrelevant or relevant data.
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   by holydude 10y ago

   too tldr for me I can see myself subscribing if the content is good and authors get paid for views (a la spotify model ?)
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   by holydude 10y ago

   Looking to relocate to South Korea or Singapore.I have worked in Singapore and absolutely loved that place. If anyone is looking for a devops engineer for nix or windows please hit me up.
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   by holydude 10y ago

   The bad side 1) no support from mega corporations 2) not that many developers to choose from 3) while based on BEAM it's still too "new" 4) too slow for raw money crunching
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   by holydude 10y ago

   It is a London of Asia. You can get around but it is not that great.
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    by holydude 10y ago

    We have been running databases in some form of containers for ages. Oracle DB on Solaris Zones, db2 in wpars. But yeah people have to re-implement these ideas poorly so now we have to deal with consequences.
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    by holydude 10y ago

    The only way for Estonia to get rich :-) keep it up!
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    by holydude 10y ago

    emacs babel org-mode
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    by holydude 10y ago

    emacs org-mode and babel
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    by holydude 10y ago

    I wish there was a way to avoid dealing with JS on both backend and frontend. There are many transpilers yes but the common language to write everything in many many companies is either ES5 or ES6, rarely TypeScript or CoffeeScript.
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Do you plan to monetite or is this a pet project?
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    by holydude 10y ago

    I am glad as well. It is funny how ms reinvented itself and how apple became new "old ms"
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    by holydude 10y ago

    I am a unix a guys that recently moved to a MS wonderland. I have to tell you Windows Server and the tooling feels much more polished than Linux and the mess around it. And powershell...powershell is kind here.
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Sorry to hijack your topic. What is the most popular technology stack in terms of amount of jobs available on the market ? (world wide). Make a wild guess i do not need exact numbers. Java and or JavaScript ?
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Ok but then we are talking about Java, .NET and JavaScript. They all more or less work on many more devices than Ruby but at some points are so huge and complex and do not perform the same on all of these devices that you still kinda want
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    by holydude 10y ago

    What stack do you recommend if not rails for a person that dislikes JavaScript (well rather ecosystem than the language / syntax itself) ? I love Rails and Ruby do not take me wrong but I am not sure if the sole existence of Rails can
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Globalised world makes services and goods cheap but at what price ? I see people and countries wanting self sufficiency and heavily taxing or even banning mega corps. If production of goods will be so cheap that it will make 90% of workforc
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    by holydude 10y ago

    People forget that IT is not the final product. Facebook is not big because they solve technical challenges (related to code and infrastructure). They are big because they are solving a specific problem people had. They are not a special sn
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    by holydude 10y ago

    You sound like a person I really would not want to work with. I wonder why such attitude always comes from serbs and bulgarians but if anything the way you present your opinions is toxic.
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    Ask HN: How to get in to the .NET or Java ecosystems?

    3 points by holydude 10y ago|1 comments
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    by holydude 10y ago

    I saw small/medium company offering 60k $ for normal position. How much do you make ? What kind of company ?
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Agreed. Awesome cities. Poles are awesome people as well!
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Absolutely. I would not say Korea is a good place to be in as a developer. Mostly dominated by Korean corps. Some companies started my foreign ethnic koreans. They are good and nice places but pay is ...mediocre. Koreans are also a bit raci
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    by holydude 10y ago

    Yes it's a good place to live. But...Industry is mostly composed of banks,insurance companies, basically a financial sector. Meaning : OLD LEGACY CRAP. Also a little bit boring and if you are not a "german" speaking person yo
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    by holydude 10y ago

    I recommend Prague or Bratislava. You can save a lot and get a job in one of the US corps. People are down to earth. They really like americans and will speak english all the time when you are around.
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    by holydude 10y ago

    What makes you think that Linux or OSS route will be cheaper or better ? It's often the opposite.