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by izolate 13y ago
> I have found that the most consistent way to improve your skill set is to work places where you feel like you are the dumbest person in the room and wonder why they gave you a chance. When you don't feel that way any more, it may
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by izolate 13y ago
Don't you want some arse coins?
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by izolate 13y ago
Not a single "sorry" uttered. Shameful.
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by izolate 13y ago
No. Grab an extension like HN Special or RES if you want the functionality. Infiniscroll is an evil creation, made worse by developers who insist on creating a footer at the end of the scroll view, just out of reach so that you can never qu
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by izolate 13y ago
I've sworn by SublimeText until now. And Atom is getting released during a time when I'm increasingly learning to love console-only computing. I envision a day when I can travel the world with a cheap laptop/chromebook and do
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by izolate 13y ago
> And get the heck out of Chandigarh. So sad! I was rooting for OP for being a techie in Chandi. I was born in Chandigarh and although I emigrated within a few years of being born, I'll always consider that city a home of mine. I&#x
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by izolate 13y ago
The way I see it: location, mostly. SF has some of the best salaries for developers. Contrast that to India, where a "good" salary for a full stacker is about $15k per annum(!). Shit's ridiculous.
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by izolate 13y ago
If you think that was their intention with this acquisition, you're mistaken. WhatsApp poses a threat to traditional social networking, and Facebook obviously wants a leg in that race.
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by izolate 13y ago
So, tell us about your dev stack.. This is HN after all
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by izolate 13y ago
By any chance are you above 40? I wouldn't be so quick to judge somebody by their hobbies. How about judging him based on his work? http://www.asheavenue.com/
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by izolate 13y ago
What makes you so sure Cordova is the future? Curious.
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by izolate 13y ago
I want it to win, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to gauge the accuracy of such a claim. To me, it seems the largest of native mobile apps on any platform have a web component of some sort. I'm in favor of application logic livin
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by izolate 13y ago
Seems to check out, at least anecdotally. I seem to find that extremely good looking people are initially very hard to identify. For example if I had just met such a person briefly, I wouldn't be able to spot them in a crowd 5 minutes
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by izolate 13y ago
But at the end of the day it's still Silicon Valley #1 by a long shot... and then everyone else duking it out for #2. I don't see a reason to believe the status quo is going to change overnight. Culture tends to shift slowly, and
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by izolate 13y ago
I don't want to jump to conclusions, but after watching the video I have a really good feeling about Satya. He doesn't strike me as a neurotic Microsoft evangelist salesman like Steve Ballmer. I would love to see Nadella's Mi
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by izolate 13y ago
Feel free to start calling it that.
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by izolate 13y ago
I remember being on Facebook in its infancy. When the user's "wall" was just a <textarea> that was editable by anybody. I used to change the comments left by friends of friends to humorous effect (at least in my mind).
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by izolate 13y ago
That in itself is the sole reason why I'm out. Put.io in general looks interesting however.
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by izolate 13y ago
Shame, really. By concentrating on the enterprise market, Box may have sealed a brighter future for themselves than Dropbox has. That's sad because I'm pretty sure the team at Dropbox could run circles around the Box team. I mean,
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by izolate 13y ago
I quite like badger.com
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by izolate 13y ago
> more difficult than it could be Installing cca. Can't seem to pass the cca checkenv test, because of Xcode command line tools (I don't want the full Xcode). Problem: Xcode appears to be installed, but no version is selected (
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by izolate 13y ago
I think the greatest thing you learned on your 180 website trip was how to deliver. You've cultivated a habit of finishing projects and shipping them through the door. No matter how good a developer you are, that in itself is invaluabl
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by izolate 13y ago
I'm convinced this is the best type of passive income. A job with minimal work (perhaps some kind of security guard or IT support) sitting at a desk. I would use the opportunity to work on my own projects that would actually make me mo
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by izolate 13y ago
Come on, this can't be the first time you've encountered shitty marketing lingo.
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by izolate 13y ago
Congrats. I agree completely. My mom is a fantastic freelance bookkeeper. The day I go at it alone, she's going to be my first "hire".
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by izolate 13y ago
By the time the year of the Linux desktop arrives, desktop computing will be a relic of the past. The year of linux computing however, is already upon us.
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by izolate 13y ago
My team and I tried to use Sqwiggle but kept running into problems with the video or audio track not loading. But these bugs can be ironed out. I have one major gripe with the concept of capturing a photo on an interval. What if it catches
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by izolate 13y ago
Hacker New Year
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by izolate 13y ago
Nice one, I learned a lot from this article. Looking forward to trying out console.group() and console.assert() for tests.
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by izolate 13y ago
I have your unicorn job. They exist. I'm on the development team in a small startup, and since I'm the only one with proficient design skills, I have a ton of creative freedom.

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