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by hoodoof 9y ago
Weird. It looks like just a website but apparently it's a fusion reactor underneath.
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Ask HN: Do you test the code of your MVPs and early versions?
1 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
This is an ad for their paid services or something? I went through a bunch of button presses that seemed to lead to a page promoting me to buy something?
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by hoodoof 9y ago
This is not good.
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Ask HN: Anyone here work at RedHat? Do they allow commercial personal projects?
2 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Those CTOs.... they really need things presented in the simplest possible way. Ideally crayons and paper.
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Zencastr Record your remote interviews in studio quality, simply send a link(zencastr.com)
2 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I doubt very much Kim could be found to be "taken out". Undoubtedly he lives deep, deep underground in some palatial bunker which is strangely and ironically like that of some James Bond super-villain's lair.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Integrity....how weird.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Really Intel/Apple/Microsoft should provide an official and reliable way to do this. We see you Intel... with your stinky spies peeping out from the depths of our computers....
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by hoodoof 9y ago
They probably looked under the cushions on the couch. Anything you lose is always there.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I'm sure this recently discussed on HN.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
If you want to know if someone understands scope then you should ask about scope, not conceal a bug that relates to the topic you are interested in. "Tricky" is the correct word here and tricky interview questions are stupid.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
>> about 100 times simpler than React This statement is inaccurate and since its not explained, meaningless.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Microsoft really fucked up by making a "Windows phone" instead of the "Xphone" - i.e. with DNA, product design, product management, branding and consumer love integrated with and part of the Xbox ecosystem. Just saying &
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by hoodoof 9y ago
This sort of thing no longer makes sense. It used to, back in the days when every cycle counted. Not today, more important is maintainability of the source code, because compiled C is fast enough. Menuetos may be fast, but it also does less
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by hoodoof 9y ago
The return of Adobe Flex!
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by hoodoof 9y ago
The world won't end for Facebook because it doesn't have this clause.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
>> well under the value that's possible The value of something is the amount someone tangibly offers/gives you, at the time. If you are out of time then that is the value. You might destroy all value if you live in the fan
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I thoroughly believe this. I had a business partner at one time who believed that names mean nothing. I believe that a great name can - as this post says - lift you up. A bad name can be a real problem. A middling name won't be a pro
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by hoodoof 9y ago
For hecks sake just put the foot down and cancel the money going to the tardy vendors. Cutting off the money supply magically fixes software issues fdast.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
$1B $2B $10B makes no difference. You can't. Same as when Microsoft billions to "disrupt" Google in search with Bing. Fail. If it was simply a matter of money then there are plenty of companies with alot more than $1B to sp
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Yep, exactly what the fb lawyers are saying. These are the sorts of important sounding things that the lawyers are saying and frightening everyone into thinking just how incredibly important this issue is, how much is at stake .
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Lawyers. They sure are spoiling the success for the React folks. You can bet Facebook has alot of them and you can bet their political influence is strong with the upper management. Lawyer: "this thing, this point in the contract, it
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by hoodoof 9y ago
>> rewrite Gutenberg using a different library. It will likely delay Gutenberg at least a few weeks I love this. How many times in my career have I heard "the rewrite will take us <some short period of time>". Good lu
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by hoodoof 9y ago
It's such an obviously bad idea, strange to see Apple put it in.
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Big list of website building tools(saijogeorge.com)
4 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I resisted immutability until I really understood that many of my bugs were because of mutation - now I'm a big advocate.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I'd REALLY like to be able to query deeply nested object attributes without having to test every single level of the object hierarchy to find if the attribute exists. Function level scope would be great too - it would be good to condit
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Ask HN: What would you change about JavaScript if you could?
4 points by hoodoof 9y ago|7 comments

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