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by iraldir 7y ago
yeah that's not for tomorrow either. Even if they managed to get a brain interface to get as accurate as Alexa's voice recognition (and that is a monstrously GIANT if), that is never going precise enough to work with. Same as peop
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by iraldir 7y ago
I tried, but the resolution of my original vive is not sufficient. Also not seeing your keyboard, mouse and hands (even knowing touch-typing) is quite a hindrance. Overall I don't think VR is going to be there anytime soon. AR has a be
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by iraldir 7y ago
On top of what's been already mentioned, a lot of people are starting to not trust NPM because it is a for profit business, dependant on investor's money. It might not be here forever, it might be bought by some other actor etc. I
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by iraldir 7y ago
Well if you send the exact same resume with a few different thing, you're going to be caught and get bad rep. If you change lots of things (formatting of the resume, skills, education, description for positions etc.) then you are not t
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by iraldir 7y ago
How much do you make with that?
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by iraldir 7y ago
Looks great!
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by iraldir 8y ago
I don't think there is such a thing for programming because by its very nature, programming is against repetition. You'll repeat a piano concert over and over until its perfect. Even a painter will train on classical painting, try
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by iraldir 8y ago
I believe this is the reason why scrum uses story points instead of time estimate. By putting uncertainty on the same level as effort, you give it more weight. And using a fibonacci sequence rather than a continuous amount with the rule you
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by iraldir 8y ago
Thumbs up for Yakitate Japan, whoever hasn't read / watched it should immediately. Unfortunately I am not sure a similar thing can be done for programming himself. I mean what would that be like? "hehe, you'll never man
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by iraldir 8y ago
Sorry I forgot to reply but thanks for the recommendation, I bought it, it is exactly what I was looking for.
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Ash HN: Given the salary of a developer, how can a side project be worth it?
24 points by iraldir 8y ago|19 comments
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by iraldir 8y ago
Nice opinionated piece.
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by iraldir 8y ago
3d printing (depending on your skill set that might be focused more one one of the following area: designing (which does use a keyboard and screen, but you can also print other people's design), optimising print settings for best resul
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Ask HN: Why is there no wall plug with multiple USB-c ports
6 points by iraldir 8y ago|6 comments
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by iraldir 8y ago
Not a chef or anything, but wouldn't reliability be absolutely necessary with no mistake whatsoever? I mean, when I ask alexa to play a song, and she gives me the wrong one, it's cute. If in a restaurant you order 500 kilos of flo
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by iraldir 8y ago
universal web app, that is web apps that can be rendered from the server or on the client are indeed amazing. Blazing fast loading on first use (like a traditional webpage), but also super fast to use for every subsequent actions (like a SP
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by iraldir 8y ago
Was ready to open it and mock the results of a poor technological choice but it's actually quite nice!
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by iraldir 8y ago
Well a lot of characters are already taken. Starting with _ is already valid JS syntax so it would break existing code. @ was a popular symbol for this but got taken by decorators.
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by iraldir 8y ago
Feel like this should be a browser extension instead of a library
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by iraldir 8y ago
Been using using it for a couple month (on chrome), very happy with it. The only thing I wish would be for the the "theme preference" (sepia, contrast etc.) to be on a website per website basis. I don't have the same needs on
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by iraldir 10y ago
Google Chrome Developers ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnUYZLuoy1rq1aVMwx4aTzw ), lots of good shows about JavaScript goodness, including some very state of the art stuff (HTTP2 for instance). A few good shows inclu
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by iraldir 10y ago
While it's a very interesting analysis, it kinda reinforce the idea that it's down to luck. Sure you can make your post on the week end to increase your chances (even though I don't understand that given there is only so many
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by iraldir 10y ago
Hi, nice project. The pricing for me is a bit off if I don't follow a single lead. You should either have - a free month to try it out - a price based on revenues (but that is complicated because it makes you the middleman then à la up
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by iraldir 10y ago
Yep, I'm on BT with a 200mb fiber connection, and I use to use the default HomeHub. It was failing daily, the speed would drop to like 3mb, and you had to restart the router to get a proper speed again, connection would not always work
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by iraldir 10y ago
You can now access the website without needing to signup. The two comments as well as analytics showed people were not happy to have to signup to tryout the app, so I did a "lazy-signup" system where you can try the app and then s
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by iraldir 10y ago
Also sorry for previous user, is mismanip of mine deleted all your preexisting data. I'll make sure this doesn't happen in the future.
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Show HN: Motivational Budget, a tool to know how much you can save [no signup](motivationalbudget.com)
1 points by iraldir 10y ago|3 comments
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by iraldir 10y ago
Thanks for your input, the website is now usable without signing up.
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by iraldir 10y ago
I'll do the £ bit later. Thanks
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by iraldir 10y ago
Thank you for your input, the website has been updated so that you don't need to login to try it. (and a temporary user is created so as long as you keep your cookies, it will be saved). If you decide to create a user afterward, your d

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