komon

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by komon 6y ago
Yeah, your ability to charge more scales with your proven ability to deliver. That's where referrals/portfolios/testimonials/case studies come in. Basically, you want to charge a percentage of the value you're promi
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by komon 6y ago
Dropbox or Instagram might be good python examples
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by komon 7y ago
Just from what you present in the comment, maybe you're stating your opinions in a way that comes off too black-and-white? There's times where microservices work and can be a beneficial move, there's people who have been burn
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by komon 7y ago
It doesn't, that's the name of the corporation taking over maintenance of Thunderbird listed in the article.
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by komon 7y ago
You're not the only person to be asking this question recently! Kyle Simpson (@getify on twitter and github) of You Don't Know JS fame has been working on a library for Javascript that wraps generators in a way that: a) lets you u
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by komon 7y ago
30 Hour Jobs[1] is a pretty good resource, I'm subbed to the newsletter as well. [1] https://30hourjobs.com/
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by komon 7y ago
If you liked Blindsight, check out his Rifters trilogy beginning with Starfish. Hard Sci-Fi, bioengineering/hacking, deep sea adventure.
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by komon 7y ago
Are you on Magento 1 or 2? We've been building a site in Magento 2 and while the number of joins, hassle with re-indexing performance, and lack of null vs zero vs empty string handling in the flat tables are all very annoying, the actu
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by komon 7y ago
Generally speaking, it's IP addresses that need warming up, not domains. Unless you have a dedicated IP then mailchimp ha probably taken care of that for you. If you set up DKIM and SPF properly then your emails will be authorized to b
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by komon 7y ago
<Wild Armchair Speculation> It comes down to what you're allowed to advertise I think. Vegas doesn't (and probably legally could not) market itself as a legitimate money-making investment, it's just selling games. Gambl
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by komon 8y ago
I often reach for emacs -nw -Q It boots up quickly and the basic editing defaults are all there. Has the advantage of being everywhere Emacs already is as well
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by komon 8y ago
No joke, Emacs's Magit is the best git client I've ever used. If you run it as: emacs -e "(magit-status)" then you open right into the magit interface. Check out the manual[1]. You'll find that it's no
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by komon 8y ago
pepper_sauce's example is a good one, the ability to mold the language to what features you need today is a big point. But even beyond that I think the big purpose of macros is the ability to mold the language the application you'
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by komon 8y ago
I'll second speedsolving. I'm also big fan of fewest-move competitions. You get a scramble, an hour, and a sheet of paper. The current record in-tournament is 19 moves. One thing parallel to speedsolving that is fascinating is the
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by komon 8y ago
Fairly late, but I must read eight or more Medium articles on a heavy day. The only thing I ever get is a modal prompting me to "make it official" and create an account.
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by komon 8y ago
One thing that Amazon provides over others that you might find worth the hefty royalties is the "Also Bought" section. Book discovery can be a pain, and I often find myself picking books up that are suggested to me by Amazon. That
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by komon 8y ago
What is the limit for free reading? I've heard this a few times now from a few different sources, but I've never run into it myself.
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by komon 8y ago
Ooh, sounds like an opportunity to alias `ls *.sh` to something handy to list your available commands. You could even format it pretty. I wonder if you could further play around by having your command aliases default to figuring out what so
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by komon 8y ago
This theory actually got Jossed in light of this year's WWDC keynote
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by komon 8y ago
Well, PyCharm is already doing a lot of parsing for syntax highlighting and autocompletion and other goodies. They're checker implementation probably just takes the AST PyCharm already has available to it, which saves the round-trip of
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by komon 8y ago
As far as the X-Men go, very often children have similar (if not enhanced) powers compared to their parents c.f. Jean Grey and her multiple-universe-spanning offspring with some variation on tele{pathy,kinesis}. However, in the cases where
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by komon 9y ago
> it took them months to implement some (mind you, still not all) features that are useful for blind users that someone already did in a userscript in a few days A userscript hammered out in a few days is not really that comparable to in
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by komon 9y ago
What does it matter? There's no claim of journalistic integrity or lack of bias in internet comments. Would we like to know when bias exists? Sure. Do we need to castigate those who neglect to comment on their own bias? I don't th
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by komon 9y ago
Anecdote incoming: I've turned off every notification setting possible on my Facebook account. The issue is that every time they add a new notification "feature" it seems like they flip all of them back on again. All as if to
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by komon 9y ago
Maybe the Chromium->Chrome/Iron/Opera comparison would be a little neater? That's the way I read it. An open source core with different vendors adding closed source components as value adds.
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by komon 10y ago
I used to work at a PNW Krispy Kreme and the hotlight hours there are wildly off. For the store I worked at hotlight is 5-8AM and 4:00-6:00PM. In my experience, most Krispy Kremes (at least the ones franchised by Kremeworks, which owns the
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by komon 10y ago
Not super sure on the actual workings of cargo's fuzzing, but IIRC, afl-fuzz works by analyzing the memory of the fuzz-ee and using evolutionary algorithms to evolve the input in order to create as many new memory states as it can
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by komon 10y ago
A really great short documentary on this subject is Louis Theroux's "Gambling in Las Vegas". His frank manner really cuts to the core of not only the length to which addicts will justify gambling but also to the lengths to wh
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by komon 11y ago
After having experimented a bit in high school with ideas for compression algorithms like this, I can tell you that one of the problems you'd run into is that you may have to look so deep into pi that the offset may actually take the s
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Ask HN: How do I get into software security testing?
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