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8y ago
All the tooling around is great, support/faq/docs are great. You can scale upscale down fast, and testing new ideas with AWS services is painless even for the costing view. I'm not too concern about general costing compared w
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8y ago
For me constantly gasp before sentences sound bit weird. It would be better if this occurs only after long sentences, would sound more natural. Nevertheless sounds really good!
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8y ago
Great list! Thank you author! Side note - does anybody tried clockify.me ? Looks awesome, and it's free! Wondering how they earn money and how reliable they are.
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9y ago
Love those stories. Read some similar ones in the past. First time when debugging - I'm looking into the cache.
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10y ago
1 month would plan the trip. 3 months travel. 2 months back to working rhythm, look for clients, ideas, etc. I would really fortunate to get such possibility during this year season!
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10y ago
If you need tiny footprint best idea would be just to use Vanilla JS. But you can look here for some libs/frameworks for specific parts http://microjs.com/
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10y ago
RIP.
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10y ago
What about Amazon Chime? Does anybody have real experience yet?
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10y ago
https://www.draw.io works great for general charts. It has set of UML elements as well, tho haven't used it.
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10y ago
There are penetration testing classes, but doubt that they are bundled together with classical CS, thought never know what some uni or courses may add. And there are project like those for practicing, few pointers: - https://sour
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10y ago
Tallinn, Estonia. Fits all, if you even want colder Nordic countries are there, though the cost of living increases a lot.
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10y ago
.eu - for internal tools/apps. Short, cheep, easy to pronounce. .global,.design, .[other new fancy] - for cool sounding domain and tld pair.
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10y ago
Interesting question. I would say - Password only ssh logins; Old / Vuln libs; non tests covered code; XSS and SQL Injection from all the code. - But this is really boring. AI witch threatens to take over developers occupation - this i
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10y ago
Nice job! A feature request: Filter or note showing if laptop has numeric keypad. I can't stand those, no idea why manufacturers add those to every single bigger laptop.
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10y ago
Very nice page! Thanks for sharing!
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10y ago
It is me or title looks very ambiguous? It sounds that missile was launched from Russian grounds. What a scary way to begin a morning.
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10y ago
Agree with you, thought majority of the people will not pronounce this url ever.
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10y ago
Is this browser expecting me to use TOR? Welcome and extensions pages on new tab pages wants me to go to http://www.9oo91e.qjz9zk/ domain. I'm not finding anything about that in repo readme page. This looks odd and sus
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10y ago
They are from the same category as people who put 5 start of five on their resume. What does it mean? 5/5 for MS Office? Clicking, double clicking, getting, sending emails? However I wound't blame IoT for all of it. What about unc
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10y ago
Also this one if interested in more analysis http://www.defensivesecurity.org/
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10y ago
Actually there is "real" font made from xkcd https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9302740
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10y ago
Just wondering if she draw/wrote everything by hand or there is font like that?
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10y ago
And 10k hours rule is just catchy name. Almost only purpose is just to be catchy! This[1] episode of freakonomics explains it well. [1] http://freakonomics.com/podcast/peak/
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10y ago
Thanks kevinstubbs!
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10y ago
This is double blade sword. You may look into taxi drives cars and think - this is good, reliable car, with low maintenance cost if taxi drives, who drives those all day is using. I know in poorer countries this research for new car happens
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10y ago
It really depends, common stack don't mean that much. Depend what app is doing, how much dependencies it has, with what external services it talks, etc. Also 5k, 10k - this would price per day. And then you hire guy/company for da
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10y ago
Is it possible to distribute Rust `app` as easy as Go? I mean can you write one code and run on all platforms with zero dependencies? P.S. I'm not proGo, just have near to zero knowledge about Rust.
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10y ago
Ctrl + F4.
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11y ago
Do you have any paying customers?
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11y ago
How would you translate this sentence in English? Sounds like mantra.
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