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by moystard 5y ago
Nest gives you a structured project with strong conventions. On top of that, their document provides plenty of recipes to get common tasks done quickly (authentication/authorisation, persistence, queues, etc). Very solid framework.
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by moystard 5y ago
The latter is still valid for Ethereum until the update to ETH v2 and Proof of Stake is live. We are not there yet.
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by moystard 5y ago
I no longer think there is a justification for a project like Lombok. FreeBuilder/AutoValue (depending on your needs) will provide the same feature, but with clear visibility at the IDE level.
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by moystard 5y ago
Existing companies still need to hire, and the job market is a good reflection of what technologies are in-demand at any given moment.
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by moystard 6y ago
I would go for videos + options to go with static assets. You could pause background video playback when the tab is not active.
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by moystard 6y ago
I cannot edit my comment, and want to clarify one point: I don't think that she had a "bullshit" job, nor did I draw any conclusion on the effectiveness of frequent cleaning and disinfection. I was referring to the statement
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by moystard 6y ago
So the fact that the EU will not renew a contract at expiration in favour of other providers is impacting your freedom? The underlying truth is that a lot of Brits have identified with AZ, and any "attack" to the vaccine feels lik
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by moystard 6y ago
That statement can be applied to a lot of countries outside of the EU, it is not an EU specific problem. It represents a challenge for western democracies that appeared with the recent waves of populist movements (Trump, Brexit, 5 Stars, et
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by moystard 6y ago
So your reaction to this article is to assume that she was actually guilty of slacking off, and that was the reason for her not installing the application. All that because she had a "bullshit" job with poor cost-benefit. This is
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by moystard 6y ago
The article is not accessible because of the hard paywall. Frustrating as it looks like an interesting read.
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by moystard 6y ago
You could use TextEdit I guess, but I agree that it's not a good experience; it just does slightly too much and not very well. Ten years ago, this same frustration led me to release Fraise, a fork of Smultron, for quickly editing files
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by moystard 6y ago
That's the British narrative at the moment; self-identification with this vaccine mixed with a constant feeling of being punished for Brexit.
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Extra robustness in your Koa projects with TypeScript(moystard.com)
1 points by moystard 6y ago|0 comments
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by moystard 6y ago
Fascinating. I had never considered using Proxmox for this, and had abandoned the idea of building a Hackintosh because of my Ryzen processor.
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by moystard 6y ago
Where exactly did I cast anyone who disagrees with me as unreasonable and/or unwilling to listen to reason? The problem with a referendum and abstract propositions is that people all put something different behind the Brexit vote and i
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by moystard 6y ago
The vote was a close one; it should have been taken into account to come up with a compromise. I think remainers were ready to accept a soft Brexit and everyone would have moved on. It would have represented a loss of influence for the UK (
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by moystard 6y ago
The regions of the UK that voted for Brexit will probably be hit the hardest because a deregulated environment for technology companies will not benefit them. The loss of the single market and JIT manufacturing will, most certainly, lead to
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by moystard 6y ago
That's not my experience; a lot of friends and colleagues have left the UK to go back to the EU since the referendum vote. Also, in terms of recruitment, very few people are now interested in coming over to the UK for engineering posit
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by moystard 6y ago
I really enjoyed reading your post but I have a comment regarding your final football analogy. Football players goals and statistics are publicly available and analysed. Additionally, every football team plays the same game, so the rules an
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by moystard 6y ago
That was my first idea of course. Unfortunately, my friends who work at great companies are based in the US (Apple/Amazon/Google) and the others are in Finance or contracting (very popular in Europe right now).
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Ask HN: How do you look for your next opportunity?
15 points by moystard 6y ago|8 comments
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by moystard 7y ago
What a fascinating article. It is interesting to see how people in the 60s and 70s imagined the future of flying: fast supersonic planes flying between continents. We have gone in a completely different direction with "slow" and c
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by moystard 7y ago
I would rather have this kind of discussions in the retrospective. It is a dedicated time for the team to discuss pain points, and to take actions to heal them.
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by moystard 7y ago
You clearly don’t know Paris.
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by moystard 7y ago
Still using pinboard; one of the best investment I made in my entire life.
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by moystard 7y ago
This would be a showstopper for me. Turning off the notifications addresses only part of the issue, I would never trust them again. Why not use Firefox?
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by moystard 7y ago
Windows 95 itself was relatively stable but the drivers were globally not. Your experience variend depending on the hardware you were running, and the stability of the associated drivers.
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by moystard 8y ago
They tend to quote the raw number, and not the percentage, so it makes it sound like it's the entire population that voted for the current situation.
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by moystard 8y ago
People have a feeling of being dragged against their will at the moment; there is no consensus, and that's mainly the fault of Theresa May who, by not reaching a consensus across the house and the different positions on Brexit, has jus
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by moystard 8y ago
EU parliament defends the interests of EU countries, including the Republic of Ireland. Europe is protecting its interests; politicians in the UK assumed that the EU would bend to their will, they were wrong. With Theresa May's hard Br

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