jhildings

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by jhildings 11y ago
I guess that the most apps that are created with frameworks don't need any special speed but are more a special business case of some kind of e-commerce/marketplace/blog/forum and so on
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by jhildings 11y ago
Exactly, and also this will make users to pay more for almost the same service if they just get what they want without to much complexity
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by jhildings 11y ago
Will be very interesting to follow this project!
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by jhildings 11y ago
Looks quite similair to http://gridster.net/
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by jhildings 11y ago
One reason could be that they having so much work/offers to do that they don't have time for their own site. Another that in their spare they don't want to do something that is work related
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by jhildings 11y ago
This is quite nice http://www.economist.com/sections/science-technology but is also a bit sparse with frequency of articles
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by jhildings 11y ago
I think those are the best type of questions. I read about an interview process here some weeks ago about when the interviewer asked a question like that which could be made both easier and harder depending on the person interviewing. It ha
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by jhildings 11y ago
Why not? I found it more useful than Eloquent Javascript at least
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by jhildings 11y ago
No, books are way better than reading blogs and forums. They keep a context and enforces the same style through the whole book which I find very useful
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by jhildings 11y ago
If you been doing a lot of JS for web stuff, and used SO etc to check things but don't have a thorough understanding of the language I would recommend the book "JavaScript the good parts"
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The Augur Alpha Is Now Available to Download(augur.net)
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by jhildings 11y ago
So, if you were someone who wanted to get through the security with some kind of dangerous object, wouldn't it make sense to map out those weaknesses? Therefore they also need to be tested against.
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by jhildings 11y ago
It worked with <marquee> and other HTML tags , not sure if bug or feature :D
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by jhildings 11y ago
interesting, but what would actually be the definition of a "ninja" or "guru"? Someone that codes in stealth mode and never is seen by the company?
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by jhildings 11y ago
But they mostly store text, compared to video streaming or imgur that is quite small amount of data per user I guess
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by jhildings 11y ago
Well you could create a new wallet for each transaction that is still controlled by the owner right ?
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by jhildings 11y ago
>I use it for easy social login and have unfollowed anyone who posts things I don't agree with so my "feed" is pretty well curated. Isn't that a very very bad decision ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by jhildings 11y ago
It's like the rule of all social media networks, they will eventually day. Just think of ICQ, Yahoo, MSN Messenger or the mentioned MySpace
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by jhildings 11y ago
A problem with github could be that a lot of the code you write needs to be kept private for commercial reasons, and then I guess some kind of coding test would be better
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by jhildings 11y ago
Also, it's better to say no to scope creep and at least deliver something to the client on time that fits the description than to say yes to more and deliver late and not with quality
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by jhildings 11y ago
A bit OT but this is quite funny and a bit related http://bradconte.com/files/misc/HackerNewsParodyThread/
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by jhildings 11y ago
How about an altcoin miner cluster ? :D
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by jhildings 11y ago
Just a remark, I guess http://getmagicnow.com/ is the correct link(notice the now)
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by jhildings 11y ago
Yes what truly would make them stand out is if they ask about some problem they are having in their business(redundant network access, too many tests or whatever) and ask you how to solve that and in which steps
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by jhildings 11y ago
This is a good advice, but how about company secrets and things like that? Of course it varies by country, but is it legal in the US for example to create this kind of presentation about a adnetwork with user tailored ads you created for ex
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by jhildings 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what is the things you need to do to make that possible?
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by jhildings 12y ago
Why no mousepad ? :o
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by jhildings 12y ago
I've always found the thought of using a skyscraper as "one house" to be very appealing. To have like 10 floors removed to have a high ceiling and other cool stuff :D
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by jhildings 12y ago
I see, thank you
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by jhildings 12y ago
The baggage questions is so stupid, IF you wanted to do some evil with things packed, WHY would you say something that isn't the "right" answer to them?

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