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by kostarelo 6y ago
I really enjoyed that course my-self as well. One thing that stood out for me was that I realised that the basic concept of the course was already familiar to me. Breaking down something new to learn into chunks, then forming a high-level p
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Can you elaborate a bit on what that code did? You said it a backup system talking to a MySQL? But there was a different front end and a different back end system that were both dependents on it?
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by kostarelo 6y ago
What’s the actual use case for this? Do people have so much trouble connecting devices at the edges of their properties? And if you had, would you ask from your neighbour to connect the device to their network?
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> Type inference is very convenient, so there's no need to do this universally - however, it can be a useful thing to try if you've identified a slow section of your code. Can we actually identify which piece takes longer to co
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Can’t get past the modal on mobile.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
I was bored and raised In Thessaloniki, Greece where there’s a big community of Roma but also it’s a common understanding that lots of them from Bulgaria are constantly driving to Greece. In the community that I grew (Evosmos, West Thessalo
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> when the Republicans made it so difficult to count absentee ballots before election night Haven't been watching this closely. Care to share some refs? Thanks
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by kostarelo 6y ago
CLI is great for playing around but IMO an even more important interface is the one to provision the state of the PaaS, e.g. a Terraform module.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
GitLabs' founder explains it best. I personally stand by that choice and it totally resonates with me. That's not to say that either is wrong/right. https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/total-rewards/co
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Didn't read the article. My question is: can coding be a "skill"? In my mind is more like a career in the same way doing surgeries is not a skill. It can't be just a skill that you learn and forget about it.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
That's super interesting, thanks for sharing. Is the magic keyboard and trackpad considered to be ergonomic? I wonder what's the difference then in split keyboards and such.
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DigitalOcean's Response to Stop Hacktoberfest Spam(hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com)
4 points by kostarelo 6y ago|1 comments
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by kostarelo 6y ago
It seems like you are comparing his vision with your own ultimate preference.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Well yeah I totally get your point but “we wanted to give people a sense of certainty in those uncertain times” that makes 1000% sense to me.
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Full Bodycam Footage of George Floyd Arrest(youtube.com)
3 points by kostarelo 6y ago|0 comments
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Put them near an experienced one. Let them observe and learn from the ones that know the job already. In the company I work now, we call that work buddy. You’re being assigned a person for your first week who sits close to you and you get t
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by kostarelo 6y ago
One thing that I would love to see from these diagram tools is to have the different components be aware of which other components can be connected too and how they will interact. I think that will create a set of new features and possibili
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> Don't worry about structured vs unstructured too much, just ensure you include a timestamp, file, log level, func name (or line number), and that the message will help you debug. if you include all these information and the logs a
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by kostarelo 6y ago
I moved from a small town in Europe (a million population) to London two years ago (I was 30 at the the time). I was specifically going after career opportunities which I absolutely got and I'm not regretting my decision. It was also a
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by kostarelo 6y ago
I'm going through this article and it seems to me that is suggesting very low level techniques. Grep-able messages? Like ssh-ing into a machine and running grep to see your logs? I would go for a centralized logging system. If you are
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Apple is carbon neutral. And by 2030, all of our products will be too(apple.com)
4 points by kostarelo 6y ago|0 comments
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Hire world class alumni from Monzo(talent.monzo.com)
1 points by kostarelo 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What online tools you started using after going remote?
1 points by kostarelo 6y ago|1 comments
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by kostarelo 6y ago
I suggest you avoid using abbreviations like MLH. I had to google to find out what it is and I'm still not sure if I got it right. Is it Major League Hacking?
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by kostarelo 6y ago
You could: - build your own side project that you really believe it will bring some income, something that actually provides value to someone - hunt short-term gigs, there are many marketplaces, see UpWork for example - YouTube/Streami
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by kostarelo 6y ago
So you only take notes while on your actual computer. You never take notes besides when you are on your computer.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
How was the market size calculated? Where was sourced from?
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by kostarelo 6y ago
I would like more info on that too.
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Ask HN: How are you staying connected with your guild?
1 points by kostarelo 6y ago|0 comments
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by kostarelo 6y ago
oh sorry to hear that. Indeed, it can easily lead to disasters if not used correctly (wrong inputs, outdated, etc..). We're currently using one for our team (~5 people) but I'm looking into how it can scale up to the whole enginee

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