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jasey
13y ago
YOUR DOING IT WRONG disclaimer, I've never actually taught programming so this is my own opinion Start with BASIC, yes totally 30 years old and unsexy. Learn the primitives. Baby steps Variables, control flow, looping, conditions,
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Technical debt comes down to the ideology of "make it work, then make it right". Every time I make a technical decision, I ask myself how much debt am I taking on if I skip the "make it right" part. And what am I gaining
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Show HN: A app to motivate ambitious people to form a positive mindset and succeed
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Series of bizarre deaths in the financial world this week
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I'm surprised at the huge gain from going to php 5.3 with Apc to 5.5 with send opcache...
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It's late here and I've been working all day and I'm half asleep. So it took me a few seconds to realise this was a hoax. My reaction was literally "holly shit!", Then I don't know why but my mind started racin
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I can confirm that network solutions engages in this type of disgusting behaviour with my own experience. I have one domain with them which I bought through a private buyer. They had it with NS so I just stayed with them instead of transfe
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On mac it seemed to me like it was built on chromium. But I didn't do much analysis apart from looking at the process names, I could be very wrong...
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Ask HN: Is gmail down for you?
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The interview is a 2 way street. While the company makes you jump through hoops to see if your good enough, you also have a opportunity to determine if you want to work for them. I like to ask "what will I be working on in the next 6 m
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I went the whole of 2011 without drinking. The only difference was my wallet was fuller and I probably had a slightly better immune system. The hard part was being at social events where for the most part I was the only one sober. I found I
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Its hard to know for sure, my guess is your right but its hard to know without the data. I suspect that numbers with pattens are more commonly picked and like someone else said the numbers inline with birthdays
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I dont play the lotto because the odds are terrible and I dont like the "OMG my life is awful but would be awesome if only I got lucky and hit the jackpot" attitude. Whenever theres a big draw here I just buy 1 ticket of 123456. I
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Ok so a guy named "lenz" got fired for taking a "photo" from a product team at AOL that nobody had herd of and now theres free bad/good? publicity all over the media. If this does turn out to be a joke its one of th
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Exactly. I worked for a magazine that insisted on their company name be stylised in all caps (it was not a acronym). If you look at a old JAVA/Java logo it actually is stylised as JAVA. In fact my first JAVA textbook stylised it in al
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This. I was at a conference on the weekend and after a few people found out what I was doing they were interested in talking to me about the idea. Im more than happy to talk about it. I will out execute them like crazy and I have been in th
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It wasn't explained how the crims got the pin number after he entered them into his phone. I assume because each number on the keypad has a unique tone, they could extrapolate which keys were pressed? Also how did they get his phone nu
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If you have ever looked at a heatmap of where users scroll down to on a given page. It will clearly show you that the prime realestate is above the fold (before you start scrolling)
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Im sure PG is right on this for the most part, but some days I am un-optimistic about this. It seems like the big tech companies will cannibalize (buy out/take the talent off the market) or move into the same space as a startup that ha
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About half way through this video (its from the Australian ABC) there's hidden footage of a lawyer in the US teaching employers how get around hiring laws. http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2013/s3786315
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Can they do... Requirements analysis? Project management? Ui and ux design? ~~~~~~~~~~~ Front end web code (html, css and js)? Backend programming in one or more of the following (java, php, ruby, c#, python, node.js, etc)? Do they know how
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Note to self: Dont hire a pair of clowns to build a web app, if they answer "miracles" to that question
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This is totally what I see as a full stack dev also. Speak to client about their problem. Understand 100% of what needs to be done in solving that problem. You can usually do 90% your self or write requirements / wireframes for the other 10
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...Among its visionaries was the scientist Alan Kay, who had two great maxims that Jobs embraced: “The best way to predict the future is to invent it”.... - From the Steve Jobs biography
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100% this. As per the laws of free market capitalism if a niche in the market is underserved the market will step up and supply to the markets demand. On Wall st where the author has worked, any market inefficiency is arbitraged away. Where
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> nginx/php-fpm/varnish/apc/w3t done. Took me less than 1 hour to set it up. Yeap, you got it. Php-fpm and apc goes a long way ;)
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Yes It would be nice, but there is just to many options on how to do the caching and this all depends on the hosting environment. http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Object_Cache#P... On the other hand, as of my understanding Dr
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>But the current wordpress code base is a nightmare to work with I agree >and doesn't scale well. Wordpress scales fine, but it dosent do it magically its self out of the box (but what hobbyist web project written 10 years ago did?)
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The other model is a paywall. When I worked for a publisher there was a long debate over UX vs page views and ad impressions. I think Google has rules around how you can load ad's also so it might not be posible to do anything dynamic. Goog
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Same with me. I made a Limp bizkit fan site over several lunch times in high school. I don't know what is more embarrassing, being a limpbizkit fan or using lunch breaks to create websites...
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