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by mraza007 6y ago
Got it thanks I’ll post there
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Ask HN: How to find contracting gig as software developer
1 points by mraza007 6y ago|2 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
I use Google Analytics. Looking at analytics helps me stay motivated as it shows people are actually reading my content
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by mraza007 6y ago
Oh thanks for sharing this and this is what I was looking for
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Ask HN: Good Python Codebases to Read
4 points by mraza007 6y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Themes for Technical Documentations
5 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Just curious do GitLab actively recruit new grads compared to other companies or do they only hire experienced devs
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by mraza007 6y ago
Wow this is actually pretty useful Thanks for sharing
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Search Personal Sites(jlelse.blog)
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by mraza007 6y ago
thanks for sharing, any idea how can I display tabular data in commandline using python
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by mraza007 6y ago
Nope, thanks for sharing now I can build TUI apps
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Ask HN: How do you write TUI apps
2 points by mraza007 6y ago|5 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, Bloomberg has been a huge user of C++
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by mraza007 6y ago
Hey just curious i have only coded c++ in school I’m curious to know why don’t we use `using namespace std;` in real world when writing c++
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by mraza007 6y ago
Isn’t c++ heavily used in financial industry and hedge funds
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Ask HN: What Its Like to Work for a Trading Firm as Software Engineer or DevOps
3 points by mraza007 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to Learn Systems Programming
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Ask HN: What sparked your interest in CS or programming
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by mraza007 6y ago
Gotchya Thanks though I’ll go with lenovo since I have been using linux for a long time now
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by mraza007 6y ago
How’s your experience with dual booting
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by mraza007 6y ago
I’m getting 50% off On thinkpad So I’m probably leaning towards Lenovo plus i have heard alot of good things about it In terms durability and how well it supports all of the Linux distros
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by mraza007 6y ago
I see
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by mraza007 6y ago
Agreed Macbooks are expensive and huge investment the reason why I posted this to get a different perspective plus I’m getting 50% off on thinkpad whereas On mac book i get 100 dollar off
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by mraza007 6y ago
I agree with what you said And I’m probably leaning towards a thinkpad since it has really good support for different linux distros and I’m pretty much okay using linux and you are right i can run other softwares in a VM How’s your experien
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Ask HN: Lenovo ThinkPad(Linux) or Apple MacBook Pro as a Developer Machine
3 points by mraza007 6y ago|15 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
In order to be successful programmer you need a lot persistence and patience. Plus having a long term vision is a must
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by mraza007 6y ago
Really cool editor. I was looking for editors that could run in terminal and I came across kakoune and what I really liked about this editor was auto suggestion feature and clippy look a like that tells you which command does what. For me t
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by mraza007 6y ago
hey I am just curious how long have you been a vim user
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by mraza007 6y ago
Nice, I am also investing time into learn more about vim, btw have you tried kakoune editor its very similar to vim and provides auto suggestion feature
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by mraza007 6y ago
Really, I really like how documentations have become easily accessible offline. Hows your experience has been with Sublime Merge

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