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by julius_set 7y ago
As an engineer who’s done most of it: • Native iOS / Android for years • Backend development • Frontend web development • Machine learning models I would suggest you one thing: Do your research on finding really good succinct tutorial
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by julius_set 7y ago
Absolutely disgusting abuses of this technology / science. I hope this never comes to light
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by julius_set 7y ago
Can’t take Indeed seriously when they’ve omitted a major part of the industry which is: - mobile https://www.techrepublic.com/article/the-top-5-most-in-deman... https://www.monster.com/career-advice&#x2
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by julius_set 7y ago
Unrelated but i read ExpertsExchange as Expert Sex Change the way you wrote it out.
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by julius_set 7y ago
I mean it makes total sense. Supernova explosions are far more powerful than whatever we create in our labs on earth. Of course they will generate exotic molecules.
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by julius_set 7y ago
Ignore this. I studied Genetics and CS. What you can do instead is reach out to the PhDs and gather information from them to start getting a general sense of the direction. This is easy some schools allow you to sit in on lectures / co
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by julius_set 7y ago
All this talk about representing UI elements in either JSON, XML and / or code but what it’s state? How the hell is neatly encapsulated next to the UI in XML and JSON. Dynamic URLs? Dynamic Ids, dynamic image urls?
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by julius_set 7y ago
I am. I’m building an automated design tool that converts design tool files into auto generated code or a templating language that can be used to render views / flows natively on web / native mobile. I’m looking for someone who ca
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by julius_set 7y ago
I mean if there are no other intelligent civilizations (yet) in the universe — which seems highly unlikely based on the numbers, then we have an obligation to seed the universe with ourselves and propagate other species through genetic enha
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by julius_set 7y ago
You can love and hate someone at the same time, it’s not an or situation
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by julius_set 7y ago
You need a lot of stuff in Africa before data centers become a priority...
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by julius_set 7y ago
Great article, BUT there are no examples of what the hell a product engineer ACTUALLY does. It might be good to point out that data driven development is key. A product engineer collect insights with each feature that is created backed BY A
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by julius_set 7y ago
Well if this is based on old traditions indicating a gesture of financial commitments then we should expect more to be buying engagement rings now: Apparently some women are earning more than men, why should I spend my hard earned cash to i
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by julius_set 7y ago
I am disgusted by these people. Absolutely revolted. I understand this is a subjective statement but something inside me recoils at these people,
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by julius_set 7y ago
I’m hoping one day we can be done with this money obsession. To live in the Star Trek Next Generation universe would be a dream come true.
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by julius_set 7y ago
This article defines great and the best engineers by: “For the purposes of this article, we’re arbitrarily defining “great” candidates as those scoring between 95th and 98th percentile on our technical interview, and “the best” candidates a
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by julius_set 7y ago
I dream of a world where instead of finding the most suitable tool or practice for the task at hand, developers follow the mantra of questioning those most suitable tools or practices without blindly adopting them
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by julius_set 7y ago
Is it too much of a reach to make a claim that due to our high starch diet compared to other hominid species our brains developed at a faster rate due to our brains consuming a higher yield of the energy stored in polysaccharides. Therefore
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by julius_set 7y ago
Errrm., not everyone can run. Some people experience excruciating pain due to herniated discs when running, fortunately there’s biking :)
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by julius_set 7y ago
The major problem is we die, so if we didn’t die then yes those 10,000 years of civilization would help because of the life experiences of the survivors, So: 1.) Not everyone reads history books 2.) We die 3.) Social stats reset at birth,
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by julius_set 7y ago
Inheritance is usually bad since extending from a base class puts you at risk for shared and a centralized dependency for your subclass implementations. I would even argue a protocol witness approach here makes more sense than protocol orie
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by julius_set 7y ago
There’s a lot of people commenting and supporting the author of the article and in his practice of googling and how normalized that is. This leads me to a hypothesis. I would argue a large percentage of software developers are average, the
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by julius_set 7y ago
I mean that’s all well and dandy but as the article itself mentions: “these parameters are toxic to human and animal life on Earth.” Your definition and data for life is only the current life on Earth, since we don’t have a clear understand
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by julius_set 7y ago
I love the sheer will. I can help kick off iOS development, how should I contact you personally before I start posting in your GitHub .org?
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by julius_set 7y ago
If you find iOS / macOS views cumbersome to write programmatically you should feel fortunate you didn’t have to write Android views programmatically.
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by julius_set 7y ago
Just out of curiosity when did we start policing words?
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by julius_set 7y ago
I generally agree with you but let’s play devils advocate, at what DOES political affiliation matter. If you know a candidate has ties to Al-Queda do you hire them, given that their work so far and resume indicate they would provide a 100X
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by julius_set 7y ago
I’m happy to this posted on Hacker News. This book is one of my favorite books and ahead of its time. The idea that stars could be living entities, that the universe itself could be a fully conscious living entity, and that the creation of
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by julius_set 7y ago
This too, I’ve also worked with people like this, it is extremely frustrating to teach someone who wants to be mentored not take your mentorship advice and continue to make the same mistakes. The counter argument here can be that I possibly
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by julius_set 7y ago
This article assumes that the person you are mentoring is open to being mentored. I’ve worked with some engineers who were definitely junior despite having years of experience and very opposed to even a slight suggestion on how to improve t

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