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by partisan 10y ago
This was the bane of my existence when working in a larger corporate environment for 3 years. We used some SAP product that was written in 1995 using all of the best enterprise methodologies. It was slow, dumb, had obtuse validation rules a
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by partisan 10y ago
I'm sorry you are having trouble finding work. I know what it is to have to support a family. It can be demotivating, but don't give up, and take a look at some of your algorithm books. Or cut to the chase: http://www.a
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by partisan 10y ago
Reminds me of Infinium for some reason. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_Entertainment
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by partisan 10y ago
I love the way this article is written. Sometimes these types of articles go deep into personality and politics and you really get that anywhere you go. Here you get a peek into the nitty gritty while keeping it at a layman level. Plus, it
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by partisan 10y ago
Sorry, not YCF, but Apply HN. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11647165
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by partisan 10y ago
Use to do this, but it was a headache. I am aware of and considering pinboard.in due to the recent YCF debacle.
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by partisan 10y ago
You are getting fairly consistent responses across your two posts regarding this domain name. You could follow the advice you've asked for and received or you could try again in a few weeks to see if public sentiment suddenly and unexp
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by partisan 10y ago
Having almost drowned due to a leg cramp in a crowded pool with a lifeguard just about 4 feet away from me, I can tell you that drowning most definitely does not look like drowning. Especially, when it is a proud/embarrassed teenage wh
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Baidu CEO: Why don't our users love us?(money.cnn.com)
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by partisan 10y ago
Being a guru and finishing product have close to 0 correlation. It doesn't matter how you would've/could've/should've done it if in the end, you didn't do it. I'm just trying to encourage OP to finish
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by partisan 10y ago
So you understand my point.
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by partisan 10y ago
If you are a developer and good at what you do, you will layer your application to buffer against changes. If you aren't then just write the code the best you know how because building a business AND learning how to be a good coder at
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by partisan 10y ago
There is virtually no dead end corner that the OP can paint him/herself into. They could pick literally any language or approach, platform or format, and create a successful business from it. The risks come from not being able to _easi
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by partisan 10y ago
This type of analysis paralysis will kill your project. > I have to think about the future, and so I have to try to make the right choice on this.. You don't have to make the right choice right now. For now, focus on getting somethi
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by partisan 10y ago
My gut reaction to the question was "The one I can understand and apply", but I think that the Huffman algorithm added a third feature for me, it expanded the way I thought about computing in general. It is relatively simple, but
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by partisan 10y ago
That answers the question not at all. The question is "why would you use servicestack instead of the incumbent options?".
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by partisan 10y ago
And their podcast is still available and can be heard on WBAI in NYC and probably streamed from there as well. I came to 2600 late in life so I can't get nostalgic about it, but I look forward to picking up new issues at B&N and do
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by partisan 10y ago
This made me smile. I remember trying to learn coding at 6 or 7 from my Tandy 56K Basic manual. I didn't get it but I tried all the same. It would have been cool to have someone there to help me understand. It's a fortunate thing
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by partisan 10y ago
Wow. OK. What makes you think this was the exact specific reason? Were there maybe other bugs you did not catch? Maybe there were less obvious things in the code that could have been fixed/changed? Is there any possibility of other fac
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by partisan 10y ago
Not really anywhere near enough information to answer the question as it is stated, but in order to provide you with an answer, it could come down to how you identified and/or fixed the bug. Did you put a bunch of print statements all
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by partisan 10y ago
Hover over an image and watch it change the layout.
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by partisan 10y ago
How do you manage with 16gb?
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by partisan 10y ago
This is bad. It's a car-wreck at best and all it will do is have everyone hit the breaks as they pass that particular stretch. Developers are not going to rise up as brothers and sisters in arms based upon what you have written here. I
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by partisan 10y ago
Re 3: what if they are born into virtual reality and don't know anything else? In that case, they might never emerge from that reality?
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by partisan 10y ago
I am a big fan of Nim. It's one of the few languages that gets me excited lately as it feels like you can do pretty much anything that you could do in C++ but in simplified code and shorter dev times.
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by partisan 10y ago
Exciting... I don't know what you should do as I haven't hit that stage yet, but can you let us know what you ended up doing?
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by partisan 10y ago
I caution you to take such a break so early in your career. There are a lot of things to be learned at this stage and you can get valuable knowledge from your experienced colleagues.
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by partisan 10y ago
It might be cliche, but... wine tasting? We drove up to a winery overlooking a valley just outside of the city. The drive through the redwoods was really beautiful. I wish I had the name of the place, but I don't. We went in the middle
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by partisan 10y ago
I stumbled upon the Palace of Fine Arts during my visit to SF and was incredibly impressed. The surrounding neighborhood is really nice to see was well. The beach is right across the street with a good view of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate.
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by partisan 10y ago
@arcticfox How is good will determined if not through a through a thorough investigation.

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