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by jetti 10y ago
I'm starting a project in Phoenix in the next week or so and am excited. I have done little web work and what I have done was using ASP.NET MVC so it is different than what I'm used to.
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by jetti 10y ago
Elixir/Phoenix -> I'm starting a greenfield project that I'll get to work on commercially that will be using Elixir/Phoenix for the API backend, so that will be a thrill there Woodworking -> I'm going to have
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by jetti 10y ago
Thanks for the response. Would you say that your team is above average when it comes to skill? I'm worried about hiring somebody off the street and having to teach them from the ground up
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by jetti 10y ago
Interesting. How long did it take you to get up and running with Elixir to where you felt productive? I'm working on a new project and am thinking of using Elixir/Phoenix but my worry is when we hire that it will be harder to find
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by jetti 10y ago
I started in 2015 and launched an early access in November of 2016. The product wasn't hard to make, per se, but I was stuck in analysis paralysis. Plus I went through a bout or two of depression which took away my time as well as I wa
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by jetti 10y ago
Day job? No. Side business? Yes (especially once I start making money!) My job now is giving me no skills that I would want in the future. I didn't realize what the job was when I joined because they kind of switched what I was going t
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by jetti 10y ago
I would start by investing in myself. I would put 100K away so I could do whatever I wanted for a year if things go south (aka invest in my free time), I'd pay off my debt (around 100k) and I'd get a top of the line computer syste
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by jetti 10y ago
Most market exchanges, more specifically CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange). They use FIX Protocol for their API but they don't follow their own spec and so it is just guessing as what they actually want.
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by jetti 10y ago
I'm in the Midwest and I'm also not good at marketing but I'm learning marketing as I go and still made my product. Just do it because what's the worse that could happen?
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by jetti 10y ago
This is awesome. If I could request a feature it would have to be adding the flip table
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by jetti 10y ago
You should, there is a lot of good stories about those who are running a micro ISV and have been for several years
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by jetti 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13167156 I was asking if a one man development company micro ISV) is still viable in this day and age
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by jetti 10y ago
There was a Wired article [0] that had the writer in a Jeep driving down the highway while two hackers (who were part of the article) were able to shut down the Jeep. If that is happening already I wouldn't want to open my car to any m
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by jetti 10y ago
Thanks for your feedback. I never really thought about the skills transferring but looking at it the low level optimization that would occur when researching compilers would give me a leg up on positions that would require that kind of work
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by jetti 10y ago
C# and Winforms, though that is slowly changing to C# and XAML
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by jetti 10y ago
Knowledge. I received my Masters in CS last year and am thinking of either getting another one or a PhD. I didn't need my Masters as I probably could have gotten a dev job without it (my BS was in Economics) but there were things I wan
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by jetti 10y ago
I have not seen that before but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this kind of language is from startups. My guess would be that they want to seem hip and differentiate themselves from "uptight" enterprise. I'm
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by jetti 10y ago
The thing that worries me is that there are somewhat limited compiler jobs and so if I have to wait for one the PhD would hurt me as my specialty would not be something that is every day stuff.
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Ask HN: PhD in Compiler/Programming Language Theory
3 points by jetti 10y ago|4 comments
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by jetti 10y ago
Setting up an LLC is a fairly straight forward thing to do, especially with services like LegalZoom. There are direct benefits of setting this up before you do any work as you can run your business costs through the business rather then pay
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by jetti 10y ago
you could, in theory, just twist but the problem with that is that any little movement could cause the wire to separate and it would become useless.
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by jetti 10y ago
>HOWEVER, that being said, I think based on my experience, all of the languages that had solid prototypal OOP, provided the foundation for class-based OOP, See, I wouldn't want to add class-based OOP as I feel that would "soil&
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Ask HN: Why isn't prototype based object orientation more popular?
4 points by jetti 10y ago|3 comments
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by jetti 10y ago
Why did cutting one in half and connecting wires not work? Are you sure that it was fully connected? Did you try soldering the wires together?
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by jetti 10y ago
Getting a PhD or two. I'd love to be able to study programming language design theory as well as compiler research full time
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by jetti 10y ago
I would (and have) picked the language I already had a deep knowledge of: C#. Other than that, I would pick something that seemed to fit the need of what I'm doing. I'm thinking of creating a licensing as a service product which I
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by jetti 10y ago
This more of a sales pitch for Codename One rather than an actual article/blog post that has substance
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by jetti 10y ago
You didn't answer what other cross-platform are out there. > For others, if I see some desktop app made with electron, I just skip it The Slack desktop app isn't bad, though I'm not sure if you've tried it. > The o
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by jetti 10y ago
I was listening to a podcast on Dot Net Rocks where they were talking about Haskell and how it doesn't have nulls and has option types (Some/None) instead. The thing is, that isn't much different from nulls, you have to check
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by jetti 10y ago
I'm currently working with a publisher on a book that provides an intro C# and XML. The way that I have gauged what to put in is to think about what info I needed when I first started. That got me only so far so I took to the internet

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