kotrunga

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   Ask HN: Should I learn Dart?

   6 points by kotrunga 8y ago|1 comments
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   where do you work?
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   Just for comparison... see the same query, with Go and JavaScript added in. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=%2Fm%2F091... I'd like to learn Scala too. At the moment it's definitely not a
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   Thought I'd comment about the services I've been using recently... - I pay for an account at sr.ht - I host my site and other things via prgmr
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   I would still start with K & R. If you're solid with everything there, you'll be fine.
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   I would recommend against letting Google know anything about your finances. Maybe try self-hosted solutions that are open source, like Firefly III. https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   this.
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   by kotrunga 8y ago

   I did this for a few months when working at home. I bought a used treadmill for $100, and built a desk on top of it using spare parts and material I had lying around. It went pretty well, as I was writing code all day, but sometimes I would
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   Ask HN: Where to find good mobile devs?

   1 points by kotrunga 8y ago|1 comments
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Just read this: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/ :)
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    I've been to Pittsburgh a lot. I agree with this 100%!
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    hahahahaha this is true
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    Ask HN: What's the best private budgeting app?

    4 points by kotrunga 8y ago|2 comments
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Exactly why I never trust a valet with my car. Some may be great at driving a manual, but you just never know.
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    Ask HN: Markdown to HTML

    1 points by kotrunga 8y ago|1 comments
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Are you at a language school? I started learning Japanese recently, and would love to move there one day.
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    A good news site that I've been telling people about is Legible News- only text and links. No images, ads, etc. https://legiblenews.com/ There is also Wiby, the search engine for 'classic websites'. You can o
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    you're welcome!
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Depends how you like to learn. If it's through a book, others online have recommended this book if you're a programmer already [0]. Then go and learn the latest things they're adding in C++. If you're new to programming
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Legible News! It's simple to read, and provide links to wherever necessary. No ads, just clean text. https://legiblenews.com/
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Legible News! It's simple to read, and provide links to wherever necessary. No ads, just clean text. https://legiblenews.com/
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing! Your projects are awesome.
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Thanks!
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Thanks! And wow. Even more simple than mine!
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    The front page looks awesome. I'm using Firefox on OSX- for some reason I can't scroll down. Maybe it's just not implemented yet?
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    Mine is crazy simple... just moved to a new server setup with nginx. https://coltonhurst.com/
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    upvotes for stronglifts!
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    FYI NewsNow, maybe you meant to comment this on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17663077 ? This is who wants to be hired
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    People love learning about other people's lives- let us know when it's public!
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    by kotrunga 8y ago

    What game are you developing?