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by lele 17y ago
It makes sense to me. Programmers who can program - and don't want to stop working as employees - give up programming to pursue higher paying careers, such as project management. Actually, many "programmers" nowadays can get by simply copyi
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by lele 17y ago
Sure, there are more polite ways, but this is the most effective one.
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by lele 17y ago
I dont really understand this line "Some registrars offer to hide your contact info, but then they will own of your domain." That's what I've read somewhere: since contact info associated with your domain points to your registrar (or web
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by lele 17y ago
I would not recommend studying Java (the language) in depth, since basic knowledge is enough to interact with libraries. However, because of the Law of Leaking Abstractions ( http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/LeakyAbstractions.htm... )
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Ask HN: Tips on domain registration and website setup
14 points by lele 17y ago|13 comments
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by lele 17y ago
Another "Emacs-like editor" which misses the point. The "Emacs experience" is not about keybindings, but about an interactive and fully customizable environment. Nonetheless, great work.
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by lele 17y ago
Some time ago, I read an article by an English teacher living in Russia. She said you can make a good living there by privately teaching English.
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by lele 17y ago
Why would this be bad? If you are developing commercial software you want to keep closed-source, look for a commercial closed-source license.
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by lele 17y ago
I have been loving Perl until I knew sound languages. Then I realized all the time it made me waste.
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by lele 17y ago
I can't wait for a printed book about this new language.
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by lele 18y ago
use emacs' viper-mode to leverage your previous experfence with vim