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Internet cutoff in Algeria
(twitter.com)
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kiloreux
10y ago
And according to you, where programming jobs are now ? in USA ?
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kiloreux
10y ago
I had few job offers from HN actually,even though I am not even that active on it, unfortunately I have never took one since none of them was remote and I am still pursuing my masters in AI and Robotics in a far country.
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Ask HN: Top stories and best stories in the HN API?
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Show HN: I made some tiny tools for the lazy
(github.com)
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Ask HN: Do you use FreeBSD as web server? Why or why not?
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kiloreux
10y ago
well I was waiting for that discussion for too long, our country (Algeria), started a similar program that gives til 100k in USD for young people under 30 to start new business, and they handed so much money without real evaluation of busin
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10y ago
Very wise decision from Uber, I live in Algeria (just beside morroco), and most people have no credit cards and are not able to pay for such service as Uber.
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kiloreux
10y ago
I have hacker news and the /r/programming /r/cpp also /r/netsec subreddits, That's all.
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10y ago
Please take a look at Transloadit[0], we offer a ton of features and have a good pricing model, that I believe will be excellent for your case, we'd be very happy to talk over it and offer you a good discount, please email me at abdel[
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I lost my father at a very young age (I was 14) because of a medical error, and we had to go through a lot of things to keep food on the table, now as much as I think the US system might has more justice than my country, where the doctor i
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10y ago
Thank you for warning us, it's awesome that you posted this, so other people don't waster their time with them.
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kiloreux
10y ago
Is telegram also blocked, I think it sounds like a good alternative that people can use now, if it's not already blocked.
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kiloreux
10y ago
Thanks for including salary ranges, I like this kind of complete posts.
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kiloreux
10y ago
Can you please add that you are only able to accept candidates from US and Canada, I had my hopes up :( .
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10y ago
I wonder what is the motivation behind such thing ?
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Radare Summer of code
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kiloreux
10y ago
Although I don't have specific books in my mind, but such problem finding skills come from asking questions, always starting "what if ?", questions about making our life easier, people's life easier, company's work
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10y ago
Of course there is the C programming language k&r and also Expert C programming which kind of cool also, but if you want to make really great software and write great code, then your only is not books but real OSS, go write some small p
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Ask HN: Ever heard about world's biggest student organization?
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11y ago
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kiloreux
11y ago
No matter what he did or how many mistakes he made, he deserves peace. We all made mistakes, maybe his was much public since he was famous, but that was not the subject of my comment.
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11y ago
One thing still bothers me as a techie is that the death of Steve Jobs ranked first, and Dennis Ritchie 8th, I know that Hacker News is about business as it's about tech, but I just think that the contributions of Dennis Ritchie to our
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Bounty Source Threaten with DDos Attack
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11y ago
Well, i do have a very similar experience to yours, i can solve any problem when i'm laying in my bedroom, but once people around me or just knowing that the clock is ticking, I lost my ability to even search a binary tree (example of
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Can you please give reference to that book ?
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11y ago
Habitica is really fun, it makes accomplishing tasks as a fun and entertaining way by gaming it more.
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kiloreux
11y ago
Have you ever considered switching to Hipchat ?
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Ask HN: Do you think we will ever see VS on linux?
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Sure, there is of course the CS50 introduction to computer science (Best MOOC EVER), also Sedgewick lectures on algorithms and data structures, control of mobile robots on coursera and the software engineering interview on coursera, beside
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11y ago
Before i tell you my opinion, I want you to know that I spend most of my day learning (still student) and when I'm not in university, I am learning from MOOCS, and to take this a bit further, I have done more than 100 MOOCs on all the
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