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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Looks like, most people here answer to the question "What tech stack are you excited about right now?".
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> lol no That was my reaction as well. I'm surprised that this kind of "deep" analysis is on the front page.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I don't think it has something to do with the community. But rather that GL and BB are losing to GH in terms of UI / UX. Well, at least I wanted to switch to GL long ago, but couldn't due to unsatisfaction by their user inter
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Please do something with the fixed header on [1], it wastes 15-20% of screen space on every device that doesn't have at least 1920x1168 resolution. That's not cool. And it would be great to decrease the content block's width
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
And if I were to make a decision based on HN comments, I'd hire @thro32, no joke. I've read all the comments and their author makes an impression of an interesting person with a broad outlook.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I'd make the subreddit unofficial, too but for other reasons. It is a very unwelcoming place. I'm not the first one who's saying this, but it's really a shame how toxic the /r/golang is.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I never liked the /r/golang subreddit and its atmosphere. But at the moment it's the most active golang community that I'm aware of.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Thanks, now I see those are tabs. I didn't know Github indentation style is customizable. Interesting.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> How frequently do you get these kinds of recruitment emails? I'm actively contributing to popular projects, have more than a dozen of followers, and my email is public but I have never received any recruitment emails. It'
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Sorry for a question that is not directly related to the blog post, but anyway. CockroachDB is the only Go project I'm aware of that uses `2 spaces` indentation instead of `tab`s. I'm curious, is there any reason for that?
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Was it assembly.com [1]? [1]: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/assembly
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
A platform where random people are collaborating with each other to bootstrap startups. Not difficult from a technical point of view. But it's not clear whether anybody needs it.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
That's not true for all browsers. As @ben_bai pointed out above it works that way on Chromium.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I think @jondubois's comment was about the 1st part of @CoolGuySteve's comment regarding the "deceiving employer": >> you have to deceive your employer until the transfer goes through It sounded like it is morally
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> youtube is one of the few sites where people actually want autoplay Not me. I usually open a few tabs at the same time and have to stop every video manually. That's pretty annoying. I wish it didn't have autoplay.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
If `c` is not some complex expression, I would write that as: a := c if flag { a = b }
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Guys, take me to the first world. I want to suffer, too.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Wow, this is my story. Every line, except I'm a few years younger, I haven't heard about Holagus as I'm not from Mexico, I'm into other fields not IoT, and my dad doesn't have a business.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> I would like to give individual feedback on some ideas, but there is not an easy way to do it. How about openning an issue (one per idea)? I'd be glad to read comments and probably take part in discussions, too.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> Just store the hash of the token (ideally stretched like any password) in the database and mail the original token out If I understand it correctly, that's exactly what they propose. You mail the original token out, store its
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I wonder how good a desktop app will work if we drop the JS part altogether and use HTTP and regular client-server architecture (i.e. every click will have to rerender the template)? I guess something like Mozilla's servo can be used f
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
>> Why would I want to use Go Probably, you wouldn't. But it's not quite surprising if users of GopherJS and Go would prefer Go over JS, is it?
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I'll go against the majority (or vocal minority?) and say: I like your title, it's good because it attracts attention (I wouldn't read the post if it were a "understand the implications of having a microservice architect
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Ask HN: If you were to reinvent the web, how would your HTML/CSS/JS look like?
4 points by johnnydoebk 10y ago|1 comments
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Did you have a hackerrank test?
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
It's not a search engine. But the search engines it is based on provide surprisingly good results. So, I would be careful with the statement that "other search engines are not even close to Google". I think that's just a
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
I think the problem with the Firefox's "red" "no lock" icon is than it is mostly gray. Many people do not even notice it. I think if it were actually red the effect would be much stronger.
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
This is exactly my experience. As for the disadvantages of ddg, it's difficult to find some regional results from not-so-popular websites. This is not where ddg shines. Apart from that, I like ddg's results more than google's
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OK Google, what about good UIs?(centigrade.de)
2 points by johnnydoebk 10y ago|0 comments
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by johnnydoebk 10y ago
Is it a matter of taste or Github's UI indeed looks more professional than Gitlab's one? I've tried to switch from GH to GL hosted for my personal projects multiple times and no luck. I like the fact that Gitlab is open-sourc

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