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by kayman 11y ago
I consider programmers as people who have learned the syntax of a language. They did a quick "Program in <Language> in <X> Days" They don't understand too much about what's going on under the hood. Just press
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by kayman 11y ago
Its good food for thought.
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by kayman 11y ago
Surprised no one mentioned iDoneThis.com I use it to keep a log of accomplishments of the day. You get an email at a set time (4:30pm) is what I set mine to. For journaling I use a emacs journal mode. It lets you create a text file with th
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by kayman 11y ago
This was the article that got me started. http://owaislone.org/blog/webpack-plus-reactjs-and-django/
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by kayman 11y ago
I love instagram and their meteoric rise. It's one of those "oh why didn't I think of it" ideas that has executed well. But this article by the Guardian feels a bit like a PR piece.
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by kayman 11y ago
I have recently started using React JS with an existing python/django project. My experience from someone who is fluent with JQuery/Dom manipulations: - Javascript has come a long way. But syntax still is ugly. - With ES6, I pred
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by kayman 11y ago
I have developed a deployment workflow for Python/Django with UWSGI. I've modified this flow slightly to use with web.py and flask deploments as well. I repeatedly use this for all my deployments and refer to my own notes during d
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by kayman 11y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Made it mobile friendly. Please refresh so you get the latest css.
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by kayman 11y ago
I meant to say, when I had projects to deploy, I found jails very convenient and would recommend trying it out.
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by kayman 11y ago
Thanks for that correction. Coming from bash background, migrated to zsh on mac, I assumed c is for corn.
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by kayman 11y ago
For power users everywhere, command line was always there.
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by kayman 11y ago
I run FreeBSD 10 on my servers. Coming from a linux background it felt a bit odd at first. - Like why am I not defaulted to a bash shell. - Never did a cornshell activation before :) [virtuanenv/bin/activate.csh] Within a few week
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by kayman 11y ago
My experience: I've tried Python 3 and enjoy it very much. A few things drove me nuts at first, trying to figure out why syntax that worked in Python2 is not longer working in Python3. But a little bit of googling and I was on my way
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by kayman 11y ago
A barber I used to go to told me that he makes it a point to do nothing every Sunday. ( By nothing I mean only pleasurable activities, no appointments/chores) His logic was, if I spend every Sunday as a holiday, that will be 52 days of
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by kayman 11y ago
For me it's based on interest and pleasure. If a topic is interesting, I find it's a pleasure to read. That same book may not be interesting to me a month down the road. A case is my amazon wishlist. Books I wished to read may not
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by kayman 11y ago
Some guiding principles I go by * Ship it. Don't over engineer. * Best code is code you don't have to write. Don't equate programmer productivity with lines of code. This means spend more time thinking. * Product
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by kayman 11y ago
Similar to meditation perhaps.
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by kayman 11y ago
https://www.themuse.com/ Some basic common sense stuff, but as a tech person its good to be reminded.
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by kayman 11y ago
There is no regulation. Different companies contribute different amounts, all part of their benefits package. Ex: Company A might pay a high salary but low match. Company B might pay a lower salary but contribute x% to 401k.
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by kayman 11y ago
I'm a US Citizen living in Australia. I find the mandatory superannuation very refreshing and surprised the US doesn't implement something. I feel if everyone saves 10% of their income for the rest of their working life, it leaves
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by kayman 11y ago
Short answer is negative. Everyone has a system to manage their personal lives, even if it is only in their head or as simple as pen and paper. I sense you are trying to gauge a market demand for "a to do" app with the bug tracker
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by kayman 11y ago
Without being there at the time the decisions are made, a lot of it appears to be laziness to someone looking from the outside. It could be laziness, but a lot of times, I found that it was time constraints to deliver and fix it later, but
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by kayman 11y ago
I used gldate picker. http://glad.github.io/glDatePicker/ I find it's familiarity calendar display coupled with iphone friendly format strikes a good balance.
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by kayman 11y ago
Docker is here to stay with backing from large vendors. The problems stated can and will be resolved as they evolve. Personally, I use freebsd jails which is much better than docker. But if someone wants to use Docker, why not? Regardless,
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Windows planning SSH release(blog.busilogic.com)
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I released an app recently. http://lunch-picker.com - Uses HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript (no server side code) - Material Design - Allows users to enter places where they normaly eat to select from
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by kayman 11y ago
I have seen lunch picking apps out there, created by developers. Lots of them were backend centric or filled with ads or using flash. List of Lunch Picker Apps I've found: - http://wheelof.com/lunch/ ( Flash) -
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Show HN: Randomly Select Where to eat lunch(lunch-picker.com)
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by kayman 11y ago
You can also archive and move jails as well...
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by kayman 11y ago
I've been using Vultr with FreeBSD10 for over 6 months now. During that time, I had to upgrade my machine to a larger one. After seeing it as reliable, stable and zero downtime, I now use it as a production machine. So far, I've h

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