mirkodrummer

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by mirkodrummer 5y ago
"waitlist" link doesn't work for me :(
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
What about security? I’d like to know author’s opinion on that. Very often this job requires you doing tradeoffs between performance and security, productivity and low hanging fruits, manteinability and team or future team composition, or m
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Ask HN: Still “betting” in blockchain technology and crypto space?
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
I’m always impressed by the amount of work and quality this guy put on his posts. Especially the interactive widgets
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
And BWT it was xhtml to broke backward compatibility "XHTML is not compatible with the IE8 and other older versions of the browsers. HTML5 is capable of using XHTML style tags but not vice versa. While writing code in XHTML, there are
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
You can't compare it to the pipe operator, you can still write xhtml valid documents in html5
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
I still don't get it, HTML5 lets you write your documents in XHTMLish way. The spec doesn't care, you just decide. And tools should still work as expected
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
> HTML5 broke compatibility with everything How? It's backward compatible, it's the first spec that tells the browsers how they should handle errors and introduced new semantics. Semantics that gracefully degrade in non html5 b
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
The only thing that drives me nuts is that in the homepage, the "Html guide" link points to w3schools. I still don't know why people refer to it instead of MDN
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
Location: Milan, Italy (EU Citizen) Remote: Only(experience in working remotely) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AWS(RDS, DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS, SES, Pinpoint, Cognito, AppSync), Serverless Framework, Terraform, React/React Nativ
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
Location: Italy Remote: Yes (only). I started working remotely way before than the pandemic, so I have the tools, organization and experience needed. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, ReactNative, NodeJs, AWS, Serverless architec
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by mirkodrummer 6y ago
Some time ago I realized that over the years I never started a new job that was coming from a LinkedIn connection. So it was basically useless to me, now more than ever as it’s just like any other social media out there full of “success” st
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by mirkodrummer 7y ago
Location: Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, EU Technologies: Javascript, NodeJs, Express, React/Redux, React Native, Elixir, Phoenix, Clojure, ClojureScript, ReasonML Résumé/CV: mail me Email: mariani dot
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by mirkodrummer 7y ago
25/35 is the base for junior positions or you are in a company that still underpay his employees, I do around 75K in Italy and I live like a New Yorker would do with 200K. Cost of living + quality of life in Italy is unbeatable if you
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by mirkodrummer 8y ago
“JavaScript is also weird because it is imperative, forcing the programmer to describe the means in which to achieve the desired result, instead of declaratively describing the desired result itself, like in HTML and CSS.” It actually has F