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mattkrea
13y ago
This is where I've been for a very long time now. That's half of why I have been stuck in it for so long :)
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13y ago
I spent some time with Python just this morning and was curious. Starting out.. should I use Python 3 or 2.x because most packages / modules are written for 2?
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mattkrea
13y ago
My career is actually in PM but good point.
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mattkrea
13y ago
I've also used node-webkit but either I can't match the performance of a desktop with my code or node-webkit can't. I'm mainly referring to UI interaction.
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mattkrea
13y ago
Well after reading your comment I thought a bit and I think maybe half of what I'm looking for is a change from the types of things I build now. I'm essentially all web at the moment. APIs, TCP & UDP, aqp, etc. I would love to
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mattkrea
13y ago
Thanks for the additional details on these. I experimented only very little with Erlang when I was setting up an XMPP server but the syntax was so confusing. I could get over it eventually as I imagine everyone faces that.
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mattkrea
13y ago
I've actually been looking into it somewhat. I just grabbed Eclipse but though I might gather some opinions before I start investing serious time.
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Ask HN: What language should I learn next?
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mattkrea
13y ago
In my experience if you start off properly you'll be fine. i.e. serve static assets with CSS, properly organize and modularize your components (especially your own that you wrote just for the project!) and you'll be fine. I do lov
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mattkrea
13y ago
What is new about this? That forced deauth / reconnection and handshake capture has been in tutorials all over the web for years.
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mattkrea
13y ago
Has anyone looked into doing this? Meaning has anyone started building anything like this? I would be interested.
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mattkrea
13y ago
In my own experience with restaurant owners where I worked in-person and live product demonstrations go a very long way. Also follow-up, follow-up, follow-up
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Ask HN: So does Facebook delete anything?
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13y ago
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13y ago
Hm. That's a pretty serious derp for me then. "Under the fold" killed me. I usually look for a "pricing" link.
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mattkrea
13y ago
I almost joined Twitter just to give this guy grief. I cannot believe it.
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13y ago
Well for what it's worth if pricing is not a openly viewable section of your website you've got a problem. I went to DO because their pricing is clear and only then did I discover that everything just works. I have a few servers a
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Ask HN: What is a good use-case for Node?
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mattkrea
13y ago
Agreed. Node is incredibly efficient for prototyping if nothing else.
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mattkrea
13y ago
I used a thunderbolt display at work and I cannot imagine anything that competes. I would strongly recommend one.
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mattkrea
13y ago
I feel that this is blatantly wrong to do in the first place--is it not? It's like creating another social network and adding the keyword 'Facebook' to your app. I can imagine how using the competition's name(s) as keywo
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13y ago
Anyone else disagree with the initial assumption that the Word doc looks worse? I fully support alternatives to proprietary formats used by Pages and Office but this just looks bad.
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13y ago
This project has been dead for a long while.. Here is the replacement: http://deskshell.org/
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mattkrea
13y ago
They clearly have a responsibility to return the most relevant links and in this case they've gone pretty far but in my opinion they also have a duty to do things like this as negative as it may seem. What Rap Genius did is why SEO com
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13y ago
lol. Agreed. I'm not a fan and sometimes wish it would but enough people are using it successfully to make it pretty evident that it is not going anywhere anytime soon.
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13y ago
If that isn't a quotable quote I don't know what is. I second that vote.
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13y ago
If you read in the arguments he is willing to comply with the pen register but the FBI argues that the SSL keys are required for this to function. Based upon my understanding this would mean that the pen register would use the keys and esse
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13y ago
Browser prefixes. I will never understand this.
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13y ago
Hasn't this been standard practice in the payments / banking industry for a very, very long time to verify identity? You can get all of this on a credit report AFAIK and I'd rather go through this so they know it is me than h
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13y ago
I agree with most of this but keep in mind that the review process keeps a lot of garbage out of the store. Every time I go through the Play Store on someone's Android I feel like I'm walking through a minefield.
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13y ago
Until you can get everything switched over it's no harm of course--at the time I just wanted to leave Google asap so it's definitely my preference.
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