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by iends 11y ago
Your suggested response would provide very little value to the post being responded to. I would elaborate further, but I don't want to derail this thread further. You should just google it.
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by iends 11y ago
Use TypeScript. Seriously, compile time type checking and the additional autocompletion will save you a ton of time, especially if you're working with multiple independent teams.
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by iends 11y ago
I think most of the top government jobs are going to require clearance, which requires US citizenship. I really have no experience or advice with what you are asking, though. Maybe go the H-1B route, get permanent residency and try for citi
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by iends 11y ago
Google has offices all over, here's a small one in Chapel Hill. NC for example: http://www.google.com/about/careers/locations/chapel-hill/
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by iends 11y ago
Be smart enough. A degree from a top school can't hurt you, neither can an MS or PhD. Dance like a monkey in the the 10 rounds of interviews or know somebody.
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by iends 11y ago
You can build a 2d game in just about any language. For Java, http://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/ is really popular these days. For C++, you have unreal engine, but you can just roll your own with SDL or SFML. The /r&#x2F
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by iends 11y ago
He's having a Series A.
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by iends 11y ago
You're probably not paying enough.
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by iends 11y ago
As I understand it, the National Labor Relations Act makes such NDAs unenforceable (in the USA) and a recruiter could potentially see right through this.
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by iends 11y ago
Are you also loading multiple versions of the same library in memory, or multiple versions with only a small minor version difference? There are also legacy windows bugs that make long file names not work when you have a bunch of nested nod
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by iends 11y ago
What do you see the app domains of Rails and Go as?
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by iends 12y ago
FUD. There will be a clear migration path, including, it seems, the ability to run both 1.x and 2.x modules side by side using the new router from 1.4. This means you won't have to rewrite your 1.x modules immediately. 1.x also has a
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by iends 12y ago
io.js isn't very bleeding edge though. That's just FUD.
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by iends 12y ago
It reminds me a lot of embrace, extend, extinguish employed by Microsoft. Once they got platform adoption and popularity, it's like they stopped investing in the platform. At least that's my perception as an outside user.
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by iends 12y ago
Node.js current uses an unmaintained version of v8. io.js v8 is more up to date and they seem to have a better relationship with Google v8 team. If you look at the git history of the two projects, the Node.js project contributions have slow
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by iends 12y ago
This comes up every time people ask about billing daily. You're not billing hourly, you're billing daily, so the number of hours you work doesn't matter. Some days is 4 hours, some days its 8 hours, some days it's 10 hou
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by iends 12y ago
Does this mean you should do immediate public disclosure when you find bugs now?
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by iends 12y ago
Perl is rarely the best tool.
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by iends 12y ago
Not if you believe in using the best tools for the job.
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by iends 12y ago
Why do you regret NCSU? Undergrad or Grad? Make the most of your opportunities. Plenty of people I know from NCSU went to grad school at top institutions or to work at Google, MSFT, etc
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by iends 12y ago
I use webstorm for both Angular and Node because the integrated debugger doesn't require a context switch when debugging code. In fact, most development workflows can happen within the editor (and a browser) because of the great toolin
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by iends 12y ago
I use iTunes mainly for podcasts. I don't know of a good alternative to that. I also hate ruining a good linux installation with WINE. =)
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by iends 12y ago
For development yes, but for the consumer apps you might be used to using (or have paid for) it could be difficult switching. YNAB, Fluenz, & iTunes are things you might want a mac for.
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by iends 12y ago
Most people moving from Windows need some applications that are not available on Linux but are available on OS X. If this is the case, then virtualbox on OS X with Linux VMs is a reasonable way to go.
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by iends 12y ago
If you read the comments in the link you shared, the 2015 XPS 13 looks like a train wreck. It could be months before those fixes are into the kernel. Barton and his team seem to be doing a great job, but the greater Dell seems apathetic.
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by iends 12y ago
I work at a company whose main product is a small application using SOA of about 15 services. Managing these 15 services in development is getting to be a nightmare. I would love to know if docker is the right solution to manage these servi
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by iends 12y ago
If you want to build a game, build a game. If you want to build an engine, build an engine. If you want to build a game but start with an engine you'll probably never ship, especially if its your first.
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by iends 12y ago
"Were the rockets' red glare and bombs bursting in air imaginary? No, but the home-teams' were privately owned." The star-spangled banner was written in 1814 during the War of 1812, which is definitely not the 18th centu
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by iends 12y ago
Interesting article. Looks like there were ~100 used in the Revolutionary War, all owed by the British. TIL.
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by iends 12y ago
"An AR-15 is just a semiautomatic rifle, so the founding fathers basically had AR-15's" Wait, what? Not really an expert on 18th century weaponry, but even I know from grade school that the best weapons of that era were muzzl

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