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by lucasgonze 5y ago
No can do. The whole thing is a get rich quick scam by Marcus Aurelius.
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by lucasgonze 5y ago
Kernighan and Ritchie, of course. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language Example: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Hello_Wo...
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by lucasgonze 5y ago
I changed my hair style to a #1 buzz cut so I could do it myself. However I still do a patchy job and commercial cutters clearly do it better.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Standard Notes. I have a single item for each day, dated today, with additional tags as they become relevant. Open source. Multiplatform. Stable. My only beef is that the Android client is slow when the number of notes is high.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
How I loathe Verizon-Yahoo. I opened that link, the giant intrusive cookie warning blared, I recoiled and gave up on the story.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Because the underground economy funded by illegal recreational drugs is causing incredible violence. Mexico and Afghanistan, to give just two examples, are in a state of civil war, where one side is the official government and the other is
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Even fentanyl and meth should be legal.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Better to take a first step than none at all.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
I did, but that library is now too out of date to use. Go hunt around on NPM and you'll find something good. But, again, try to avoid the need for a tour by covering everything important in the natural flow of onboarding.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
I recently investigated this feature for merico.build. I found that it's controversial. The counter argument is that you have to get the UX right without it. The middle ground I have chosen is to rejigger the UX to optimize the first m
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Great question. If something good comes up here I'll jump on it. I agree that "An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments" isn't a fit for kids. The pictures are good but the language wouldn't make sense.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Try Cauldron.io. Here's their demo: https://cauldron.io/project/1311?from_date=2020-01-26&to_dat...
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
It's striking that this dark truth got two downvotes. I'm curious what the downvoters thought they were saying. Speaking as a geezer dev, I am very confident that age is an obstacle. I am also confident that it doesn't have t
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
You have to be sharper than before. Age is a point against you, so you have to step up your game.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
This is inappropriately political for HN.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
I have thought of him several times lately. I keep coming across his work in one form or another - some typically excellent writing on his blog, a history of Markdown explaining his key contributions. He made so many kinds of contributions.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
I take a photo of the fridge and pantry and use it to not rebuy anything, and otherwise just improvise when I'm at the store.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
This violates one of the terms of the iTunes Music Style Guide. You're not allowed to reference Apple's competitors. So, yeah, iTunes might well refuse to carry it.
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
Credential rankings, from best to worst: MS CS BS CS BS not CS Bootcamp, associate's degree, liberal arts <-- weak It's true that motivated, passionate and smart are the most important things, but there are plenty of people who
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
There are oceans of people with those same bootcamp credentials. For hiring managers willing to hire bootcampers, but you are just one drop in that ocean. Over time you will have a harder time finding work, you'll get lower salary offe
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
As a hiring manager, I can tell you that degree standards are going up and up. When I was starting as a dev a quantitative degree was totally optional - fortunately for me. Now it's common to have an MA/CS, somewhat likely a BS&#x
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
This reviewer thinks it's a bad thing to be against racism, because you should be against capitalism instead. The review doesn't make any substantive points at all about the writing.
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Ask HN: What to label the rate of change in development speed?
1 points by lucasgonze 6y ago|2 comments
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
You're thinking of laches: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laches_(equity) "Laches refers to a lack of diligence and activity in making a legal claim, or moving forward with legal enforcement of a right, partic
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How to judge raw smarts of a developer candidate?
1 points by lucasgonze 6y ago|3 comments
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H1Bs don't matter. Remote-first hiring expands the talent pool(some.gonze.com)
1 points by lucasgonze 6y ago|0 comments
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Privacy Banner Requirements: RFC(some.gonze.com)
1 points by lucasgonze 6y ago|0 comments
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
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by lucasgonze 6y ago
I installed this and used it for a day. This UX model is dramatically better for business mail than the standard mess of random folders. Kanmail itself is still pretty early stage. It's too raw for my own day to day usage, but I'l
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Workflows for Highly Distributed Companies
1 points by lucasgonze 7y ago|0 comments

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