kzisme

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   by kzisme 10y ago

   I really enjoyed this talk (and many of his other talks) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFVDNTXIC_Y The speaker is Pieter Hintjens and the Conference is "Coding Serbia 2014". He has many interesting perspectives,
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Didn't know this existed thanks for the link!
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Your projects are awesome! Keep it up :D I'm enjoying looking through all of them.
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   I figured as such...I just use Github Pages with my own domain, develop on one branch and push changes to gh_pages...and done. Simple and fast.
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   If you're just hosting a static blog website/personal site - is it really worth using Travis on it? I've yet to use it on mine and curious if I should start essentially.
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Thanks for the link(s)! Awesome stuff
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Do you have any advice for getting started? In my current role I'm an Jr Dev, and have only recently graduated and started working full time but this sort of thing interests me.
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   What is so special about that notebook?
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   by kzisme 10y ago

   Your pain improved or decreased after using the techniques?
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    How big of a difference did Dvorak make for you? While I feel no pain at all I'm pretty paranoid about getting any pain/RSI in the coming years (recent graduate now working full time)
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    Ask HN: What do you keep at/on/in your desk?

    11 points by kzisme 10y ago|14 comments
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I used to exclusively use Skype for talking to friends, but most stopped using it ~2 years ago. I don't have a need for Whatsapp - although I hear it's super popular outside of the US. Now I mainly use Google Hangouts, but I alway
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I thought ICQ died off long ago - much like MSN Messenger faded away years ago. Does anyone still use it?
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Flexible hours would be nice, but I would dislike the difference in pay. Although the commute and downtime play a factor into time wasted during my day - I can't really justify a pay cut to work less hours. I've heard working in
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I can see some people being opposed to spending time outside of work - talking about tech/work stuff though. (I'm not included in this group).
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Neat idea - but messages would not send and hitting escape twice as instructed didn't end the session.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Today, for the first time I've heard someone speak about education being the key to Democrats trying to take over. Most young educated voters are left leaning - and I was told today that apparently it's because of the education b
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    For the lazy: >Fully-funds the construction of a wall on our southern border with the full understanding that the country of Mexico will be reimbursing the United States for the full cost of such wall; establishes a two-year mandatory mi
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Oh yes - I don't have the source right now, but there's a long list of things he plans to accomplish on the VERY first day of the job.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    This morning when I voted I was surprised that it was hardly a "booth". It had sides to the screen to attempt to block it from view, but it you turn your head you could see the screen next to you - and their screen.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I'm the exact same way I'm still very new in my career - I often hear co-workers say "The last thing I want to see/do when I go home is a computer" I'm the exact opposite of that. I work full time as a program
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    That's the unfortunate part - it seems like most places you have to take your own personal time to learn a language enough to transition between careers. Unless you're a developer with 10+ years of experience or something, and the
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    How often do other programmers make use of third party libraries? I use them fairly often to parse things or make things more seamless, but is that the general way people go about solving problems? Is that wrong? Implementing a OSS library
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Seeing this and other stories like this posted on other forms of social media are frustrating since many females were voicing opinions that males are "weak/afraid/not able to deal with" birth control like they can. >T
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I really enjoyed Why Optimistic Merging Works Better[0] - and found it to be a very interesting topic and way to approach merging for projects. [0] http://hintjens.com/blog:106
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    If you're just learning about ZeroMQ (or just reading this post) - I suggest taking some time to read or listen to some of Pieter Hintjens blogs/book/talks. It's a wonderful experience and he seemed like a great/gen
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    Couldn't you then say that OSS software has more people looking for flaws to patch, so it would be more secure - not less? I suppose it does vary by project though.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    What downsides did you find to using IRC? Either way each choice is just a tool and if it works for you - thanks great!
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    When I used it at a previous job emojis/gifs were quite fun, but after awhile I stopped using them. I feel like they get in the way more than anything - and other platforms can still implement those just as easily.
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    by kzisme 10y ago

    I see - at my work I'm currently encountering change requests and they are about the same thing. Papers/requests explaining in baby steps what is going on so it can be replicated. It's my first time coming across them - I su