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by nedsma 9y ago
> You cannot be an expert at every technology that exists. Why would that be a goal? I'm not saying that mediocre work is a good thing either. A really competent programmer in one language/framework will find out that obtaining
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by nedsma 9y ago
Great! I'm talking about experienced developers like you, who know what it takes to be productive/get things done. First you learn grammar and semantics of some new language, then you want to build a product. From your past experi
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by nedsma 9y ago
Sure it is, but it will eventually give up in popularity. Enterprises will then accordingly update their stack. I have a rule which says: if an established tech. community (built around particular subject) isn't screaming about some ne
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by nedsma 9y ago
With mainstream programming jobs that can't happen. Any proficient JavaScript developer can pick up in matter of weeks/days any JS framework, or would you like to keep on insisting, e.g. on Angular? If you were primarily a .NET d
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by nedsma 9y ago
I'll refer to patio11's legendary blog post [1] (Don't call yourself a programmer) by saying don't be just a .NET developer. C# is a great language, but you know, so are Python, Swift, Go, Elixir to name a few, and are e
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by nedsma 9y ago
Not many. The OP's build can't run two R280X in CF mode, not even if everything else is at stock speeds.
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by nedsma 9y ago
It's a great PSU having over 90% efficiency at just 20% load. plus being completely silent at that load. The GPU alone needs more power than GTX 1080. At 90% CPU TDP utilization, the setup will pull more than 450W. Add some overclockin
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by nedsma 9y ago
Just use Hackintosh approved components[1] and you'll have an easy ride. [1] https://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide/april/2017
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The AMD Radeon RX 580 and RX 570 Review(anandtech.com)
55 points by nedsma 9y ago|31 comments
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by nedsma 9y ago
While it's relatively easy to build an Intel based hackintosh, building an AMD based one is a rare occasion, and it's certainly not recommended if one's goal is a stable, production setup. It's always better to buy a Mac
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Blender 2.79: OpenCL on par with CUDA(wiki.blender.org)
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Review: Windows 10 Creators Update(arstechnica.com)
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AMD Ryzen 5 1600X vs Core i5 Review(anandtech.com)
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Spotify may bypass IPO and list directly on stock market(bbc.com)
1 points by nedsma 10y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft’s Project Scorpio(anandtech.com)
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UK triggers the official Brexit process in a letter to EU(bbc.com)
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Analysis: For Honor unlocks cost $730 or 5200 hours(arstechnica.com)
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AMD Launches Ryzen: 52% More IPC, Eight Cores for Under $330(anandtech.com)
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by nedsma 10y ago
Glad that Gitlab is pushing the remote working boundaries even further. Yes, document everything, write easy to understand code, offer your remote coworkers to call you whenever they need help, leave feedback, praise work as if they're
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The age of Apple is over, says Peter Thiel(cnet.com)
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Ask HN: Devs turned machine learning engineers,do you enjoy working on ML tasks?
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by nedsma 10y ago
Nice concept.
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by nedsma 10y ago
Can you please elaborate in a few sentences that about the German culture?
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Uber halts California self-driving cars test(bbc.com)
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by nedsma 10y ago
Which role is Peter Thiel going to play now?
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Confirmation of Wendelstein 7-X magnetic field(eurekalert.org)
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Bjarne Stroustrup – Keynote Meeting C++ 2016(youtube.com)
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by nedsma 10y ago
I love this one: How confident are you that you're building a billion dollar company? Answers: 1. I'm certain that we will - 18% 2. I'm confident we have a decent shot at it - 42% Thumbs up for the optimism!
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by nedsma 10y ago
I suggest you read The Python Paradox ( http://paulgraham.com/pypar.html ), if you haven't already. It's not that your projects are simple, stupid, don't require skills (I believe it's actually quite the o
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Nokia dials back time to sell mobile phones again(bbc.com)
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