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   by lbacaj 8y ago

   I believe we are seeing normal corrections in the housing market which has been overheated due to low interest rates. It is not some big conspiracy by the government and it is not a big collapse as some are making it out to be. 1/8th o
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   by lbacaj 8y ago

   I have had an iPhone since the first one and access to the App Store since they introduced it in the 3G. I completely agree that prices on Apps have come down but that is just what happens when a new market is created. Supply and demand has
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   by lbacaj 8y ago

   Unfortunately for Apple, I do think the App Store being an exclusive and default way to purchase and load apps on iOS is in fact causing prices of Apps, in many cases, to be higher than they should be. The perfect example of this is the sub
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   by lbacaj 8y ago

   I think that hits the nail in the head. A lot of people are asking why the got rid of the SE model and I think this is exactly why it doesn't actually help with their positioning.
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   by lbacaj 8y ago

   I completely agree with the sentiment. I see this as a strategy from Apple. Unfortunately for their supplier's Apple's strategy to destroy Android seems to be somewhat counterintuitive, it involves selling fewer iPhones. It involv
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   by lbacaj 12y ago

   I think people are failing to see that not all apps are huge monolithic applications; for most of those apps Angular works just fine. In fact we should be striving to get away from all of those monolithic code bases as much as we can. In th
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   by lbacaj 12y ago

   I think they did so many things right with Web Api 2.0 and SignalR. I think there is the possibility in the future where you can take only the parts of the framework you want, maybe ASP.NET vNext. Again in a lot of ways though those are a r
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   by lbacaj 12y ago

   Believe me I have seen the writing on the wall example 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8314517 and 2: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8478953 I think your piece is very much on point although I
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   by lbacaj 12y ago

   I think it is a bit early to declare .NET dead as a technology... It is still by far one of the best pieces of software developed by Microsoft and has adapted for years and is increasingly adapting to this more open world. But certainly loo
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    by lbacaj 12y ago

    Ah the magic of apple... Just bend the universe to your will... I promise it will take years before Android apps are all made 64 bit.
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    Let's “Marry Up” Angular to .NET(coding.fitness)

    5 points by lbacaj 12y ago|0 comments
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    Fitness for techies – technology people should be exercising(louiebacaj.com)

    7 points by lbacaj 12y ago|0 comments
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    Software Engineers Should ALL Learn JavaScript(louiebacaj.com)

    5 points by lbacaj 12y ago|0 comments
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    Beware of Recruiters(medium.com)

    6 points by lbacaj 12y ago|0 comments
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    Getting a raise as a Software Engineer(medium.com)

    5 points by lbacaj 12y ago|0 comments
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    Software Engineer? Get a Raise! (4 Steps to follow)(louiebacaj.com)

    5 points by lbacaj 12y ago|1 comments
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    by lbacaj 12y ago

    Thanks for that. It sounds very reasonable.
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    Ask HN: Get on freelance sites or start a corp for some extra income?

    5 points by lbacaj 12y ago|2 comments
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    by lbacaj 12y ago

    This is by far the best bootstrap theme I have seen!
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    by lbacaj 12y ago

    Actually looks great. Seems like a nice thing to use for a quick splash screen of an App. I am not sure I would use it all over the place though, but still really nice job.
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    by lbacaj 12y ago

    First off, Congrats! Secondly, I didn't know those things actually worked so I never bothered posting so good to see that they do.
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    Beware of recruiters.(louiebacaj.com)

    4 points by lbacaj 13y ago|0 comments
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    by lbacaj 13y ago

    I love it. I imagine trying to get money from them is like being on a first date.
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    Perseverance and burning out.(louiebacaj.com)

    2 points by lbacaj 13y ago|1 comments
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    by lbacaj 13y ago

    I think most people are even ashamed/afraid to admit they put in too many hours. The stigma of being exposed as against the norm scares people. Their employer may find out; that's where the shame stems from. I think a lot of us fe
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    by lbacaj 13y ago

    All valid points.
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    Rant about doing...(luljanbacaj.com)

    1 points by lbacaj 13y ago|1 comments