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by jypepin 8y ago
First, wow this is both incredible and crazy! Both the China-side hacks and your side's anti-hack. Mind. Blown. Second, would have it been cheaper to manufacture somewhere more trustworthy (another country?) instead of spending all thi
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by jypepin 8y ago
I totally agree with this article. I'm giving a point of a view of a pure developer who knows nothing about DevOps things and managing servers. I kind of know what NGINX is and barely know how to configure something like systemd. I rec
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by jypepin 8y ago
not sure where my mind got confused between three and p5. Probably because the book is Shiffman's. Thanks for the correction :)
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by jypepin 8y ago
Yes also true. Some project actually have very bad source code, but in general it's often better than expected!
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by jypepin 8y ago
Don't be scared of going into reading source code of libraries/frameworks you are using to understand how things work. The code will often be simpler than you think and allow you have a better, deeper understanding of how things
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by jypepin 8y ago
This is a nice article. I'd like to say that I LOVE Daniel Shiffman. He has a Youtube channel[1] on which he takes random ideas and tries to code them on three.js in less than an hour (or some variance). It's fun, he explains so
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by jypepin 8y ago
Ok I stand corrected, thanks for the detailed answer.
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by jypepin 8y ago
but it's not money tho. You get tokens that you can only use on the torrent network, I think to have more seed powers. Kind of like if you could use your karma you've accumulated on your torrent community to get better seeds. I do
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by jypepin 8y ago
it's sad that we are getting towards a world where hyper consumption becomes such a focus and so important that advertising is able to get budgets that can support this kind of ads. The fact that you had attention to spare while in uni
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by jypepin 8y ago
Although " fixed-scope, fixed-cost and variable-time" makes it easier, this works also in other situation, including variable-everything, part of a product team. You are given tasks or projects for a specific budget (budget, for y
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by jypepin 8y ago
I'm sure. I personally never been part of communities more or less because of laziness, but I could see that if this is something getting embedded into the clients directly, it could be a solution.
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by jypepin 8y ago
I agree, but isn't this the current system, which flaws (too many leechers not enough seeders) this project is trying to solve?
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by jypepin 8y ago
they are trying really hard to get away from oil as their only income
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by jypepin 8y ago
I don't agree with that, because the number of hours you work are pretty irrelevant when not in a butts-in-seats setup. Also, burnout is not really directly related to the number of hours you work. Work should be focused on productivit
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by jypepin 8y ago
we as human are expected to stay 8hrs in the office because that's what our culture says: 40hrs a week is a normal work week. But if you analyse what we do in the office: barely ANYTHING. My advice to you: As a Junior, you should expec
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by jypepin 8y ago
My thoughts also. This just makes me sad to see our world going so close to all the post apocalyptic worlds we're used to see in Sci Fi.
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by jypepin 8y ago
I think you got it wrong. If I understand correctly the graph is showing daily searches, not cumulative
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by jypepin 8y ago
Speaking of news, and the negative effect some people here share it brings them, I've been received "bit of news" by email everyday and it's great. A few important news everyday. I usually don't even read the articl
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by jypepin 8y ago
Not sure if it's a joke or not, but at the bottom of the story I have this: "YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Read These 15 Books Before Starting Your Next Startup, Side Project"
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by jypepin 8y ago
And I'd strongly recommend paying for DAS and looking at every.single.video in there. Gary is brilliant and each video explains stuff in a very simple, enjoyable way. Reminds me a bit of Ryan Bate's ruby/rails videos.
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by jypepin 8y ago
Once, I worked on a Rails app that was setup in a docker compose environment. I won't talk about prod, but was very surprised to see how much more complex it made developing locally, having to deal with docker instances and such, compa
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by jypepin 8y ago
same here. trips bundling the one killer feature why I use inbox. I really hope it makes its way into gmail before they discontinue it
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by jypepin 8y ago
Same as me here. The day I realised that what I was doing actually generated HTML and that HTML was actually the real thing was so eye opening to me. I got interested in HTML this way and that's how I got to engineering.
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by jypepin 8y ago
FWIW I read it, I enjoyed it, and now I feel I know just as much as I wanted to know about https, ssl and tsl.
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by jypepin 8y ago
didn't know I could do that :facepalm: thanks for the hint
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by jypepin 8y ago
oh good one, maybe I'll try the same!
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by jypepin 8y ago
well works great need to include "does not do things when I don't intend". I have normal hands size so I can't see how other people don't face this problem
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by jypepin 8y ago
My sample size is very small, but everyone I know who moved from SF to LA for tech jobs get pretty much the same salary and housing is still cheaper, even for places right in Venice/Santa Monica.
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by jypepin 8y ago
If you are relocating to Europe, Amsterdam is great. The economy is good, the tech scene is already good and booming. A lot of local startups, bigger and bigger local companies and the typical international tech startups are here. Salary ar
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by jypepin 8y ago
I don't understand how people can trash so much the keyboard and then say the trackpad is amazing. It's way too big and my palms keep touching/clicking on it while I type, which breaks my flow all the time, especially when I&

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