mabynogy

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by mabynogy 8y ago
I'm on a project like that with few folks. It's a social network for programmers (like github but more social and less code-centric). The idea is to propose programmers (if they want) to commercialize their project with a custom l
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Yes they are and most work for free. We should stop doing that.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
We don't need recruiters nor resumes nor tests. Any programmer is able to evaluate another programmer just by talking. All methods of recruitement are biaised. They are harmful, unefficient and they alienate people (both the recruiter
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Yeah. It wasn't clear.
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About dailyprog.org(dailyprog.org)
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Love2D https://love2d.org/
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Because "worse is better". Social human issues (like the job market or committees) give a boost to not so great or "good enough" softwares. People can emancipate themselves from that but they need to admit it first and f
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by mabynogy 8y ago
MDN because it's exhaustive https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ Jekyll because it's beautiful and the user can read all the pages at once with the previous/next buttons (at the bottom) https:/&#x2
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by mabynogy 8y ago
https://github.com/devongovett/regexgen
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Yeah! I'm member of an IRC-based programming community. We are happy to have newcomers. We also run a kind of tilde.club to host people's projects (webspace and ssh). http://dailyprog.org/chat/ About Discord,
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by mabynogy 8y ago
If it's about passing coding tests, my advice is to ask money for that (like a wage of 42$/h). As you are skilled, you don't need to prove it (you already know you are). It's their problem if they don't trust themse
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Elon Musk is one of our "holy programmers" ( http://dailyprog.org/holy/#musk ) because he did a nice game when he was 12 ( https://blastar-1984.appspot.com/ ). Sadly I didn't read the articl
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by mabynogy 8y ago
It's not a belief. It's numbers. You're aggressive, dishonest and you change the subject without arguments. You understand something else that isn't in my words. It belongs to you. Not me. It's your problem.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
IRC, textfiles, pastebin links and a remote filesystem accessed with sshfs. It's for an oss project.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
To mankind.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
No, it's immoral and a person with such feelings is not healthy.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
You can join us on dailyprog.org. We are a community of programmers chatting and trying to hack stuff together. We share a server over ssh and we talk on IRC. IMHO ideas doesn't matter much (nor technologies even if I have my preferenc
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by mabynogy 8y ago
"A trailblazzer doesn't follow a trail" as Terry Davis says.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
I was considering ii for a bot. Sadly, I had to give up on that idea because the channel name I'm on contains slashes (#/g/dpt).
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Indeed. The person who showed me ii mentionned vim too.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
You're objectively depressed. Who would happy with no home, no job and no friends nor an helpful family? The first step is to find a place to live. It's very bad for the moral. You have something to do in this world but you don&#x
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Never. It doesn't belong to me. It's an HR and job market paradigm word. I avoid that like the plague as it's a beauty contest.
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Someone showed me "ii" today. It's an IRC client only accessible with the filesystem (each channel is a file...). https://tools.suckless.org/ii/
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Nor me. A possible smart ORM should take the DB as it is and shouldn't generate static code (ok at runtime).
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by mabynogy 8y ago
I use those functions a lot and I'm still impressed by how fast they are ran by current JS interpreters (especially V8). I did a layer over strings/arrays/objects to get nearly the same behavior everywhere. An example of tho
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by mabynogy 8y ago
More about the author's project: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15706120
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A Rebuttal of an Article Involving the CL-CHARMS Common Lisp Library(verisimilitudes.net)
3 points by mabynogy 8y ago|1 comments
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Reworking Payments in the US(dailyprog.org)
2 points by mabynogy 8y ago|0 comments
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by mabynogy 8y ago
IRC is great and IMHO still the best chat system we have. I'm active in a IRC-based community of programmers ( http://dailyprog.org/chat/ ). I'd like to know more about Andrew Lee (especially if he is reachable
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by mabynogy 8y ago
Programmers should be paid for their work on OSS projects.

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