jordiburgos

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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Why only hack a $2M wallet? Better to go to bigger ones!
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Ask HN: Where do I find people to market my SaaS?
5 points by jordiburgos 5y ago|6 comments
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
When we will have the version for MacOS or Linux?
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
This game is hooking!
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Purchasing them from who?
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
I am on MacOS. The miniature in the desktop icon of the file shows "Hello World", but opening the file shows "Hello Apple".
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
What other accelerators do you use with NextJS?
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Not for me, it breaks the .sh scripts and have to be rewritten.
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
I don't understand why it's only for internal applications. If the form looks good and works, I would put it as a solution for my customers. Maybe I would not create the whole application with Budibase, but for some screens for en
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Congratulations! Looks amazing and the explanation on what it does and how it does makes me keen to try it. As a solo developer, I am creating an app for a customer with the typical JS ecosystem. So, my questions is: Could an application cr
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Any good *practical* tutorial on how to use it? Preferably in Go.
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Yes, but the way to traverse the array is the same as Bubble Sort. With that so specific definitions, I could just get any other sorting algorithm and change it with different ways of comparing the elements to create "new" sorting
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
It's impossible to keep knowing 'all' the latest tools/fws/libs/etc... Just focus on what you are using or you think you will need for your job. At the end it's only JavaScript, so if you need to use a new
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
That is Bubble Sort, not surprising.
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Point 1. Totally agree, there must be a way to specify a limited list of values of one type. Point 2. It's not clear what the operator '?' does for a person new to the language. It will introduce confusion. Point 3. Yes, I do
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Framework and library maturity “Seal of Approval”
1 points by jordiburgos 5y ago|0 comments
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
A 9x mother will give birth a baby in 1 month.
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Germany and me too :)
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Why do you want to be compliant with POSIX? Would it affect to the speed of execution or development not to be compliant?
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by jordiburgos 5y ago
Should we Europeans start the new design of the CPU chip?
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
Where is Ireland in this study ???
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
No, you can't do that yet: https://caniuse.com/?search=masonry
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
Why that is not already done by the framework? 99.9% of the people using that for look would benefit of having it in 1 query instead of N queries.
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
What can you accomplish wirh RISC-V that can't be done with ARM or x86? Are there any other benefits?
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
Please share the results of your script !! :)
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
"If you can pay it with money, it's cheap". It means that if you can use money istead of family, health, sanity, etc... it is going to be easier for you. It comes from the Valencia expression "Si es paga amb diners, bara
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
That happens to me a lot of times when playing board games. I tend to start designing the software to play it instead of actually play. So it breaks my concentration in the game.
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
SAFe is the way that a $BigEnterprise can say that they are using and being Agile, which is not the case in my opinion. SAFe has lots of processes, changes of names from the "real" Agile, planing like waterfall, ... So not really
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
It should be done every 8-10 weeks to plan for those weeks.
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by jordiburgos 6y ago
Only in PDT timezone +- 4h

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