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by reledi 11y ago
200k-249k
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250k-299k
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300k+
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Your comment is exactly what Cidan is criticising. The authenticity of the story is not interesting but instead how an old platform was used in a novel way.
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Anytime there's a GitHub story on HN, someone mentions an alternative. I also find GitHub pricey, at least for personal usage. But I'll never self host a solution or go with a competitor as long as GitHub continues to be the most
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Automobile dependency(en.wikipedia.org)
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I expect there to be a lot of criticism in this thread. May I suggest that you direct your energy towards the guide by opening an issue or pull request instead. It's a better medium for discussion and there's a chance the guide wi
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With the recent 1.0 release that got a lot of attention, I imagine the adoption curve has gone up. My team just voluntarily switched over from Sublime and no regrets so far.
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IIRC this started out on reddit with a Google spreadsheet to schedule streams. They've come a long way, I'm excited for the journey!
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Congratulations GitHub and Atom team! Atom is my favourite editor for coding in, and it just keeps getting better. I introduced my team to it today (pre 1.0 release, this is a nice surprise) and they were surprised by how pleasant the exper
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Feedback is a gift(boz.com)
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Canadian universities that consistently rank well (e.g. Waterloo or Toronto) usually have students with a history of competitive programming and those teams will practice quite a bit and have dedicated coaches. But most Canadian universitie
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That's unfortunate. I hope the option is added for the sake of the students' health.
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Having done co-op myself, one thing most students don't seriously consider is taking extra time to get your degree - also doable for international students like I was. Don't take a full course load if you feel overloaded and stres
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Happened to me as well on my Android. Linking to a file is fine as long as the title makes that clear; maybe the title can be edited?
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My guess is the Rubyists aren't switching, but picking up additional languages such as JS or Go or Rust.
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Live demos that you can play with: Speech to Text: https://speech-to-text-demo.mybluemix.net Text to Speech: http://text-to-speech-demo.mybluemix.net
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That statement shouldn't be read as Braid being the first indie game (it wasn't by a long shot). But as Braid making indie games popular. Before Braid, the average (console) gamer did not know what an indie game was. Or if they di
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One of my favourite technical talks is by Jonathan Blow: http://the-witness.net/news/2011/06/how-to-program-independe...
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That was a neat investigation and use of omniref. I just posted a question: https://www.omniref.com/ruby/gems/activerecord/4.2.0/symbols... I see that it popped up under recent questions on the home page
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Stickers and optimizing for happiness(ben.balter.com)
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One big difference is the UI. Silver Searcher is used on the command line whereas Hound is used in a webpage. Edit: A command line version is also on the way.
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I was a little confused by the title because thoughtbot has an open sourced tool also named Hound [1]. 1: https://houndci.com
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How to write the perfect pull request(github.com)
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You HN bio says > Now I hang out and enjoy technology, advise startups and some other stuff (including working at Netflix as the Site Reliability Lead) Which gives me the impression you work part time (or at least reduced hours) at Net
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by reledi 12y ago
If you can write a FizzBuzz solution in bash in 30 seconds, you are definitely a programmer. You don't have to program as a profession to be a programmer.
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Inside the World’s Most Advanced Coffee Laboratory(motherboard.vice.com)
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I've had a profile there for a while and prefer it over LinkedIn because it's (obviously) more developer focused. It's also less spammy than LinkedIn in terms of being contacted by recruiters/agencies. That said, LinkedI
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I wish this article talked about some of the reasons you may not want to do this instead of just selling the strategy. For example, this doesn't look appealing to me because it adds complexity and makes your codebase harder to work w
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by reledi 12y ago
I'm in the same boat. I'd be more likely to help if it wasn't real-time (but still quick enough to be helpful).

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