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by jjice 7y ago
It should feel rewarding. You've contributed to and improved one of the most important pieces of software in the world!
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by jjice 7y ago
I didn't realize that WebRTC had screen sharing as part of it, maybe I'll try to make a toy version of this during my quarantine down time.
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by jjice 7y ago
+1 for Kernighan's book. I'm not one for impulse purchases, but as when I saw a link on HN, I immediately bought it and read through it. I lent it to a professor of mine and he's using as a text for his history course next se
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by jjice 7y ago
Really cool! Growing up, my friends and I spend many nights self queuing or on similar sites. Out of curiosity, what's your stack? Also, are there any plans for open source?
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by jjice 7y ago
I love nuts, but I personally don't find them filling, but more so satisfying. I usually have a hand full (~1 oz) of almonds or peanuts in the morning for breakfast, and I have noticed I'm a lot less hungry immediately after than
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by jjice 7y ago
As a 3rd year CS student, I see this a lot. I personally love CS and programming is a hobby for me, so naturally I have projects on my GitHub. I always list my three personal projects I'm most proud of on my resume. I only list a lan
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by jjice 7y ago
Why can't you be both? The "high level" features rust offers to make it feel like a modern language are just abstractions, nothing that makes it directly inferior to C. Allowing for modern constructs without sacrificing perfo
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by jjice 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22552902
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I tutor for time management and study skills at my University, and I tell this to students a lot, especially when they ask about computer science courses in particular. I had someone ask how to get better at debugging (she was taking our C
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by jjice 7y ago
I felt the same was last year before I had ever deployed a server publicly. It's really not that bad for small things. I run Nginx and some docker containers and proxy to those docker containers for certain subdomains. Now that I know
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by jjice 7y ago
I've worked on a few internal tools for the company I intern at and I've always been told to use Postgres. Don't get me wrong, I love Postgres, but for an internal application that won't get any significant concurrent in
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by jjice 7y ago
Regular expression are a good one that you can learn pretty quickly. I think it follows that classic 80/20 rule, and that 80 percent can be an hour up front and then regular practice for a week or two in regular workloads. You can go e
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by jjice 7y ago
Python has grown on me a lot, and it's now my go to language if I need to test out a concept. If I have an idea for a relatively small project (few days maximum development time), then Python is my clear winner (unless performance is e
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by jjice 7y ago
I don't know if I've been doing something wrong now. For my personal web apps, I've always just installed Nginx, Let's Encrypt, and then a docker image of my application/DB. Spinning this up on a fresh Ubuntu Server
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by jjice 7y ago
Is all of Photopea static besides things have to do with the account management? How do you go about hosting the site? I'm always curious to hear about these things from people who obviously know what they're doing.
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by jjice 7y ago
I was an intern at a relatively large retail company this past Summer and there were quite a few points where I had nothing to do except wait on database access to be approved. This took a few hours minimum. I bookmarked the Rust book and s
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by jjice 7y ago
It would be nice to see blog tempting services move more towards being more minimal in their resource usage. I can't blame the bloggers themselves if they aren't technical, I can only hope that themes or templates that don't
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by jjice 7y ago
This is a great way to look at it. Repetitive meeting is definitely foundational to building relationships. Activities that involve some sort of accomplishment or triumph especially, like BJJ for you. I didn't really put that together
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by jjice 7y ago
I've noticed recently that Postgres is really gaining in popularity, especially as a MySQL alternative. Why is that? Is it because of Oracle's involvement in MySQL or has Postgres really improved in performance?
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Like an ephemeral VPS?
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by jjice 7y ago
This is great! At hackathons in the past, I usually use SQLite for development, and once everything is set, switch over to a more traditional RDBMS. This is a great site that is definitely going in the bookmarks. Out of curiosity, can you e
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by jjice 7y ago
I was just using this today for an ER diagram for class with a group. Working on a single document as a group works well, which has come up quite a few times in my time at university. Draw.io offers everything I need (which isn't very
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by jjice 7y ago
I actually just set up SSL on my EC2 instance after reading this comment section. It was stupid easy, and I can't believe I didn't do it before