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by hzlatar 5y ago
Thanks. That's exactly the kind of answer I'd hope I would get. Precise and actionable. Admittedly, I'm a fan of serverless. I believe serverless will soon become a dominant form of cloud computing. I think it is just a matte
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Apple explains exactly how Siri works (ML)(machinelearning.apple.com)
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by hzlatar 5y ago
That’s exactly the pain I felt. And that is what I am solving. Every complex project starts as a simple one. I am trying to make them very easy to configure and launch.
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by hzlatar 5y ago
Learn to listen other people talking. I am not sure that is what you intended to search for, but it is practical and it is skill. It is hard, though. Listening skills help not only in your professional life, but also in raising kids and hav
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by hzlatar 5y ago
This is the most detailed yet simple and beautiful demonstration of how a Formula 1 car works.
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How a Formula 1 Race Car Works [video](youtube.com)
2 points by hzlatar 5y ago|1 comments
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by hzlatar 5y ago
You wouldn't believe what memories you've just revived! Directory Opus was one of the must have tools for the Amiga, so I spent many hours in it. I am happy to see that the idea is still alive. Although, I don't use Windows a
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by hzlatar 5y ago
Yes, Python is easier as it doesn't need compiling. So, you can just copy-paste it to the Console. Yet, there's a lot to be wished. Like instant log access, handling multiple stages (dev, integration, production, demo) etc. I thin
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Ask HN: What’s most challenging in development for AWS Lambda (and serverless)?
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by hzlatar 5y ago
Start your own business. That's the most competitive and intimidating job for a software engineer.
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by hzlatar 5y ago
Constantly asking myself “do I really need to do that”? You should always keep the focus on what do you ultimately want to achieve with the code you are writing. Most effective developers I’ve met mercilessly cut on what they spend their ti