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by nnd 10y ago
By contracting you mean non-remote opportunities?
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by nnd 10y ago
Seems like Google maps is doing a poor job at clustering, once you zoom out markers become a cluttered mess.
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by nnd 10y ago
Serious question: what's the advantage of using Rails for the backend/APIs over Node or various Python frameworks? I want to pick up a new backend stack and deciding between Rails and Go.
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by nnd 10y ago
Most of the largest brands in hospitality don't own their assets either, and operate a franchise instead.
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by nnd 10y ago
Any recommendations for cloud-based CI/CD services? I'm currently using Bitrise, then delivering to Fabric via fastlane.
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by nnd 10y ago
What about css and cool animations? Parallax is not cool anymore?
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by nnd 10y ago
Stay in the same place for 10 years? Sounds like jail.
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by nnd 10y ago
Same here, this makes sense because of a similar organ timbre and a very repetitive nature of minimalistic genre.
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by nnd 10y ago
On a related note: anyone knows a good guide to catch up with the recent frontend design/development trends?
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The Skype sex scam – a fortune built on shame(bbc.com)
5 points by nnd 10y ago|0 comments
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by nnd 10y ago
> and economies might change because people stop consuming How an economy heavily based on excessive consumption is a good thing?
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by nnd 10y ago
I've also recently started with Logic. My advice would be: don't worry about all the details of the software, it'll take a long time to master all the features. Learn the basics of it, and just start messing around with sound
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by nnd 10y ago
Traktor has key recognition built in now.
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by nnd 10y ago
I see where you are coming from, but masterful DJing takes much more than switching from desk A to desk B. Song selection is crucial, it's even more important than transitions, moreover you need to play the right music to the right aud
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by nnd 10y ago
H1B program is completely broken and is heavily abused by Indian bodyshops. US needs a skill-based migration system, like any other developed nation.
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Ask HN: Have you ever got tired of programming?
8 points by nnd 10y ago|9 comments
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by nnd 10y ago
Music. Maybe it's a burnout, but I find it difficult to use my creativity in programming.
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by nnd 10y ago
Why not explore other creative mediums like music, painting, writing or whatever? Better yet why not work in the intersection of two or more mediums?
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Fabric, an automated personal journal of your life(techcrunch.com)
3 points by nnd 10y ago|0 comments
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by nnd 10y ago
There are a lot of cities where any Uber is available outside of airport only.
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by nnd 10y ago
I can compare to biking in France and Germany, and it's much more dangerous in SF. Most of the drivers don't know to share the road with bicycles and don't respect cyclist in general. The other day I was hit by a car on purpo
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Ask HN: How to teach someone programming?
1 points by nnd 10y ago|2 comments
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by nnd 10y ago
On this note: what are some good alternatives to AWS?
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by nnd 10y ago
Yeah, the feeling definitely changed after the project didn't work out. It's just that the throughput of in-person communication is much higher than that of digital. Here in SV you have access to some of the smartest people in the
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by nnd 10y ago
How did you get from student visa to green card?
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by nnd 10y ago
I definitely know that feeling you are talking about. Happened to my previous startup (project) which failed. Survival is not an issue, as a developer I can always find a remote gig to pay the bills. Joining a startup which does something s
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by nnd 10y ago
I'm thinking about joining a big company from a perspective of networking mostly. Like you said, big problems are too much for a solo founder.
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by nnd 10y ago
Mostly the latter I would say.
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Ask HN: Can't come up with a good startup idea, shall I just get a job?
8 points by nnd 10y ago|10 comments
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Startups and immigration(techcrunch.com)
77 points by nnd 10y ago|71 comments

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