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by kamme 17y ago
I've always been very interested in this kind of housing. To be honest, I have the feeling I will build myself a house like this one day. I can probably find a small patch of land at a reasonable price about an hour driving and take a small
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by kamme 18y ago
This is very interesting, it shows there is much research to be done in this field. A windmill is not just a windmill, if you see some can offer the same results with far less numbers it's twice as good since you don't need all the extra re
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by kamme 18y ago
I must admit I like having some time off too, away from all those distractions. But on the other hand, if I don't have my cellphone, emails, meetings, ... I often feel out of control because I don't know the status of issues. I like to thin
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by kamme 18y ago
Personally I wouldn't use UPX for distribution, it generates quite a lot of (false) virus warnings because it's immensely popular in that scene...
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by kamme 18y ago
It didn't affect me in any way tough I did fear for my job, I must admit. But it seems there is no real recession (yet?) going on where I live (Belgium, europe). I must admit a lot of people lost their job, but those people where working in
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by kamme 18y ago
Happy birthday! I'm happy to see that you didn't do any major changes to the look and feel of this website, most sites tend to change for the worse after receiving more and more hits. Good job!
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by kamme 18y ago
It looks very nice, the only thing I (personaly) dislike is the large 'header'. I'm on 1280x768 and minimized the waste area as much as possible. When people visit your site and they have to scroll down, that's a shame... But you have a nic
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Ask HN: Should you include extra features only if you can remove code elsewhere?
2 points by kamme 18y ago|1 comments
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by kamme 18y ago
I always said that if I would start up a company I would paint every wall with chalkboard, especially the bathroom walls. I would also make a ball pit and have 'flexible' desks. That means everyone gets a desk and a laptop but are free to m
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by kamme 18y ago
I have a good, interesting job, started working on the age of 14, have saved some money and have no debts. The only thing I would say to myself is: Don't forget your friends. They are important as well. Because sadly, I think most people do
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by kamme 18y ago
Well, being a php developer and doing some django (django is a framework builth with python) I can honestly say that there is no clear answer. If you just want to learn 'something' and not do any real project, by all means, learn python. Py
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by kamme 18y ago
I can get around with 5h/night but it depends. if I can get more (in weekends), I sleep more (about 9-10h). But I don't seem to really need it...
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by kamme 18y ago
I think I would buy an uninhabited island and make it a research facility where top scientists can work together and find a way to optimize solar power and batteries. If I have those I will start a production company that makes those invent
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Ask HN: django vs php: a hard choice
14 points by kamme 18y ago|27 comments
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by kamme 18y ago
I have it installed and it works great but I must admit I didn't make the switch, partially because of the lack of extensions (I'm a web developer so I use firebug, webdev toolbar, etc a lot). But it also made me think about what I like abo
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by kamme 18y ago
I have been using PHP for webdevelopment for 7years now and I recently started using Zend professionally and I must say it works ok from my point of view. It should be easy to learn php with it. But it has some downsides too. Like skinnging
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Questions from a young developer that "just" started working aka: how do you manage it?
52 points by kamme 18y ago|65 comments
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by kamme 18y ago
First let me say I'm sorry for your loss. The only advice I can give you is talk about it with someone, it doesn't have to be a counselor or something, just a good friend. Also don't think that it does nothing to you anymore in a couple of
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by kamme 18y ago
I'm in the same boat as you, I run Linux, my girlfriend OSX and friends/parents have windows boxes. I started with portable firefox for both OSX and windows. Same for putty, ftp client, etc... But in the end I realised all I had on there wa
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by kamme 18y ago
The basics are easy to learn, it's just a matter of following some tutorial ( howtoforge has some great ones!). But keeping it running is harder I'm afraid... I suggest you try to find someone in your area (or even join a LUG, Linux User Gr
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by kamme 18y ago
I use google notebook (notebook.google.com). It has a nice firefox plugin that lets you manage your notes and you can create different categories (for exmple, I have webdevelopment, personal, stuff).
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by kamme 18y ago
Hey guys, thank you for the massive amount of comments, I am going to look at most of the options: read the design book, keep in mind the priniples you mentioned and if that fails I'll look at the designer for hire sites. Thanks again, I ha
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What to do if you are a good developer but no designer?
46 points by kamme 18y ago|59 comments