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by jv22222 11y ago
This is why all developers should build their own framework from scratch in their spare time... It scratches the itch and helps one appreciate existing software.
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by jv22222 11y ago
Although... a lot of people do like the two guys joking around podcasts, if they are joking around about great topics. Of course, I am biased, given that I make a two guys joking around podcast.
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by jv22222 11y ago
Awesome job. It seems you're missing a trick by not adding a player directly on your site. No good reason to leave your site and listen to the podcast that is discovered. Also, you could have a url that would auto play the currently hi
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by jv22222 11y ago
Hey, that's a good deal! I can hear the clicking sound of all the devs sending their resume to linkedin right now ;)
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by jv22222 11y ago
But the learning curve is much lower than Puppet, for example, no?
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by jv22222 11y ago
That's weird. We have used salt to manage hundreds of machines for a few years and have had no issues with bugs. However, we are only using it with ubuntu so that may be a reason we haven't encountered the bugs you speak of. I wi
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by jv22222 11y ago
If you are thinking about working with either of these (or puppet) please check out salt stack it is a pleasure to work with and equally as powerful.
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by jv22222 11y ago
It would be great to be able to dyslexiafy any page on the internet (both with and without animation) then a lot of folks could use it to explain the various versions/intensities of the condition. For example, therapists could use the
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by jv22222 11y ago
Religious argument. Anyone who says something like this doesn't have very deep dev experience under their belt. No matter what language you use core concepts are incredibly similar. Many huge projects use php. Laravel is a framework ju
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What I've Learned So Far Living in a Mars Simulation(aeon.co)
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A Vote for Bernie Is a Feminist Act(slate.com)
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Open Letter to Twitter: Here’s How You Really Innovate the Timeline(justinvincent.com)
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by jv22222 11y ago
I have found this to be a great way to get expert advice if you don't mind paying for it: https://clarity.fm
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by jv22222 11y ago
As PG says, when you're starting out, do things that don't scale. My advice is don't over optimize _anything_ until you actually need it. In the early stages a naked domain is a branding decision that looks nicer than old sch
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by jv22222 11y ago
It's a familiar story that the innovators are not the ones to capitalize on an idea. So, the trick is, wait for a new fragmented market to emerge. Once it gets enough tracktion swoop in and execute really well and become the market lea
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by jv22222 11y ago
Does anyone know where/what that continuous glucose monitor that gets implanted is?
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by jv22222 11y ago
Softwar swings both ways. Some productivity software saves hours, months or years by maximizing efficiency. On the otherhand games and social media sure do suck up a lot of time.
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by jv22222 11y ago
I guess a good term to describe this is - dark hat growth hacking.
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by jv22222 11y ago
It wouldn't be slow if you rode it going down a hill ;)
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by jv22222 11y ago
When we took our kid to get a picture with Santa this year they used a virtual Queue. It allowed them to backup a queue of customers up to 8 hours! Customers registered at the top of the line and then were sent away. They texted 30 mins bef
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We’re closer to Alpha Centauri than to cryopreserving humans(aeon.co)
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by jv22222 11y ago
Fool me once... (is said 7 times in these HN comments, wonder why)
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by jv22222 11y ago
I heard a story that the original indentation style that K&R wanted to use was the same as Allman, but then the printers chose to do the current K&R style to save paper. Does any one know if that's true, or just an urban legend
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by jv22222 11y ago
I'm no genius. But when I say I'm a full stack engineer. It means I can create all parts of a technical product from design, mockup, mobile programming, web dev, backend programming, devops, scaling, payment systems, api integrati
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Ask HN: Do you think this thin-ice weight loss concept could work?
1 points by jv22222 11y ago|1 comments
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by jv22222 11y ago
Part of the beauty of new innovation and new features is that you don't know what people are going to do with it. Many of the best things about the web are features that we didn't originally plan for but created using javascript a
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by jv22222 11y ago
If they control your number, could they not listen to all your calls, if they so wanted?
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New airline seat arrangement looks to increase passenger capacity(latimes.com)
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by jv22222 11y ago
I hate to sound synical but Ive both invented this ui and seen others invent it a few times over. Even so I do commend the effort and thought process that went in to the post. Edit: To see a fully functional version check out http:/&#
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by jv22222 11y ago
This topic keeps coming up. I think someone should start a community for older coders. A place to brainstorm and help each other out. Edit: SilverFox (and Foxess)

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