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by preommr 4y ago
> <flameon> CEOs can't underperform, wage earners aren't working hard enough and are just there for money </flameoff> For such a markup, it would make more sense to have some kind of delimiter to more easily ma
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Feels like there's a very obvious answer that covers the majority of the answer and everything else is quibbling over the small remaining sliver. The UK and other western countries were a global power because colonialism. Then WW2 happ
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Well obviously nothing since they still hired him.
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It isn't. What they mean is a continuous churn of surface level stuff. E.g. for woodworking, there's only so many times you can show how the basics of "10 Things you're doing wrong", or why the tape measure moves at
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> The big part of education is being able to directly ask a knowledgeable person once you're stuck. Stuck on what? For an undergrad, those problems can easily be solved by going online or to a tutor for a fraction of the cost. And t
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This truly is the drama that keeps delivering.
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+1 as well Blender Guru is good, but the cg cookie videos are much more comprehensive. While youtube videos are good, I don't think they teach the underlying "thinking" is a structured way. Without understanding that, the lea
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The lesson is to understand how reactivity works with the tech stack your project is built with. This is a problem with react, and it's middlewares where things become a convoluted mess if there isn't at least one person that&#x27
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by preommr 4y ago
> Take all their advice This site is horrible to take advice from. I would sooner ask why other people are doing things in a given way before trusting the HN hivemind to give advice on how to build a successful product.
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This is meaningless without stating the context of what you consider violation of neutrality. True neturality is basically an impossible target.
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I am curious too. Putting aside Musk's... "immature behavior", there's many people that have talked about how horrible it is to work at places like SpaceX because of rough working conditions. And that's a field wher
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I've been a solo developer for many years now. It's definitely a skill that takes time to develop. Almost as much as trying to work with others. The main difference is that other people are much more of an unknown variable. That f
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Go projects are also usually biased towards being very simple with few dependencies. A lot of projects that are well suited for go would be easy to rewrite to another language if Google did ever decide to abandon it.
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lol, there's a story in there about some guy that got fired for being unqualified and then came back under a different name. That's some Costanza shit.
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Well, no shit. The point is that adobe is so incompetent that they couldn't build their own product in their own industry. So wildly incompetent that they went and overpaid by quite a lot to make sure the deal went through.
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inb4 Adobe continues their streak of demonstrating they're incapable of building software and spends another couple of billion to buy out the competition.
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When I saw the pictures I thought "This looks expensive, it's probably going to be 50-75k". Get outta here with 400k.
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by preommr 4y ago
My crazy advice: Build a monolith as microservices. By which I mean focus on Domain Driven Development, focus strongly on modularity even when, and this is the key part, it's not required because it's in a monolith. There are a gr
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It is a tiring comment given that they're not mutually exclusive and that the forms of public transport that are mutually exclusive like railways are horribly expensive to the point that they're almost not viable. Bay area rail co
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> but have you considered that React and Vue in fact also have custom non-JS syntax? I 100% agree, and I never fully got this argument. But my God do people love to repeat it. So much of react's initial fervor was around "it&#x
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> While Svelte uses a (tiny) bit of custom syntax, React makes you bring in a ton of DSLs. Hooks, the component lifecycle, and all the third party libraries you will need to build a functional app require a lot more effort. People forget
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I don't doubt Rich Harris' skills as a developper. But project governance is very different from have strong technical skills. Things like communication, prioritizing features important for the community, dealing with idiots way b
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In vue 2, objects are made reactive with getters/setters, so changing a field on an object can be tracked. That still exists in vue 3, but a separate api was needed for primitives like numbers or strings, without a parent object that t
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by preommr 4y ago
My 2c: I think svelte is overhyped and a poor solution to the problem it's trying to solve. First of all, I am tired of ridiculous metrics like how small svelte is when it's a really small example, and it's one or two lines o
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This is disgusting. Also how does this even scale? For any dating site, someone is scrolling through hundreds of potential candidates on any given day. How small can they cut the t-shirt? Not to mention a stale shirt is going to smell compl
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Not even the first time that happened. Stewart Butterfield previously tried to make a game that eventually became flickr.
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The guy's name is Emad Mostaque btw There's a recent video interview he did that goes into his vision: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ2QtKcK2dA
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I am using it and paying for it. It often helps with either typing something out or having to search for something online. As an example, it really helps with switching in between languages where I sometimes forget the exact method name or
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Are you taking into consideration how hot the nurse was?
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> This means the market for many digital arts degrees is going to become glutted and salaries are going to crash like a rock. That's the important part isn't it? Lots of other people will lose their jobs. But no, let's tal

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