nickynix

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by nickynix 11y ago
You should read "Atlas Shrugged". These moderators built the community they wanted to thrive; they work for the community they desire. They are not slaves to the masses. If others want to create their own communities, then so be i
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by nickynix 11y ago
Why? Charleston is a social issue. HN serves the technical niche. There is nothing wrong with leaving SJW topics to a more general audience. Women in tech is social in nature, but it is still relevant to tech due to the platform being discu
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by nickynix 11y ago
Although it seems like a potentially useful tool, I am disappointed by the lack of information available on the main page. There is no reference to names of the languages that are available for studying, only a reference to the count.
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by nickynix 12y ago
Experience has a lot to do with productivity, understanding, and the ability to come up with simple, elegant, and maintainable designs. The "22 years old, fresh out of school" programmer is more pointed at the inexperienced indivi
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by nickynix 12y ago
This seems like a great opportunity to learn more about FreeBSD, but for an individual, the price is steep. I even looked at the videos for purchase and they surprisingly cost the same amount as the in-person course. Can anybody attest to t
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by nickynix 12y ago
It looks generic and already claims to adopt the freemium model. It almost looks like something Ray Wenderlich (a great blog, by the way) would have made to teach people how to develop a game for iOS. However, I could be wrong. The gameplay
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by nickynix 13y ago
Ok, I found the donation page and will make a donation to this effect.
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by nickynix 13y ago
How much would such a system cost? I did a Google search and found that the machine is pretty old, but I am unaware of whether that is due to a special requirement of which I have no knowledge. If I do a direct donation through openbsd.org,
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by nickynix 13y ago
In my experience, this article seems to be accurate. To clarify, I've been working in India as a lead developer for around nine months now. I will be here another three months at the least before returning to the US. The hiring practic
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by nickynix 13y ago
It's a nice story, but I couldn't connect it with the "It's hard to get a job" mantra. Could anybody explain?