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by santoriv 10y ago
Tech stack?
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by santoriv 10y ago
<!-- <IMG ALIGN=LEFT SRC="pics/diamond.gif"> <H4><A HREF="/cgi-bin/sergey/HyperNews/get/forums/datamine.html">Data Mining</A></H4> I have rece
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by santoriv 10y ago
"My thoughts are descending into the darkest reaches. Death doesn't seem so bad anymore. Then I don't have to think about all this." First of all, get some help if you need it. Your number one priority is your mental hea
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by santoriv 10y ago
+1 for ElasticBeanstalk Docker deployments. I looked at ECS first about a year ago and ran into a lot of the same messes the OP did. ElasticBeanstalk was way more straightforward and the CLI is pretty decent. One thing we did run into was t
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by santoriv 10y ago
IIRC it only worked like that if you had the race pick Uncreative. Normally you got to pick which tech in the category you wanted to research. So you could plan ahead if you were going with particular strategy (like Darlok spying with all t
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by santoriv 11y ago
Is that trend line really an indication of Angular's popularity relative to React? It took a few weeks to get decent with Angular, over a month to get productive with Ember, and about a few days to figure out React. That trend line mig
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by santoriv 11y ago
Sure. If you believe that the browser should only be a document reader and not an application platform then go ahead. It's kinda like buying a smartphone and then using it exclusively as a phone though.... I think the real point of irr
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by santoriv 11y ago
It's really not that bad. You just have to move in a predictable manner so all the motorbikes can judge where you're going to be. It's like a school of fish. You only really have to worry about the big trucks and buses that d
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by santoriv 11y ago
Why is it very brave? There are tons of people around. It's not like biking through an uninhabited wasteland.
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by santoriv 11y ago
I was a professional classical musician for a number of years before getting into programming. I'd say that this article lines up with my experience pretty well. Obviously to be successful you need to have some level of hard work and t
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by santoriv 11y ago
Yeah I think that the organizer has been pretty overwhelmed with work recently. Maybe you guys should talk about someone else picking it up?
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by santoriv 11y ago
Yeah, no. Maybe if you only stick to Bui Vien street. I met a lot of great foreigners through the HCMC Javascript Meetup and at various co-working spaces in Saigon. There really are some great people in that town. You have to stay for more
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by santoriv 11y ago
This is a speculative outsider's view but a few things likely contribute to the pro-American statistic. My musings are based off of living in Vietnam for the last two years with my wife's family. 1. Half of the country was on the
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by santoriv 11y ago
Step 1: Someone invests a bunch of time making something new. Step 2: Someone posts it on Hacker News. Step 3: Project is immediately derided because other people have also been making new things.
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by santoriv 11y ago
It would be good if you wanted to make some content that has smooth animations that renders in all different browsers (i.e animated greeting cards, animated presentations, or animated websites). Basically anything that you could do in Flas
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by santoriv 11y ago
That was a nice marketing video. However they didn't show it actually working aside from it just staying in one place without falling over.
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by santoriv 11y ago
I live in Vietnam. Facebook is extremely popular. Small businesses generally just create a facebook website instead of regular website. Zalo and Viber are also very popular. Apple is an insanely popular brand - although not very many people
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by santoriv 11y ago
Azure for the main infrastructure - I'm running a .NET MVC app and their Paas offering is excellent. I agree with the other comments about Azure's VM's being too expensive though. Amazon S3 and Cloudfront b/c Azure CDN d
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by santoriv 11y ago
You can just .... wander around. That's the beauty of traveling alone. There is no mutually agreed upon agenda - just do whatever you want. Go from place to place for as long as you feel like. Decide last minute where you want to go ne
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by santoriv 11y ago
There aren't that many full time jobs even if you take into account lower tier full-time orchestras. The ~10/year number is based on my experience on the audition circuit. Also, I am not aware of any orchestras that involve one me
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by santoriv 11y ago
I periodically see posts about how hard it is to get a job as a computer programmer on this forum. I think I have a different point of view on this one. I previously worked as a classical orchestral musician. In the entire United States, th
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by santoriv 12y ago
Yes. Rejected. :-) Any constructive feedback on my project would be appreciated: http://makemake.io
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by santoriv 12y ago
Yes exactly. I had stated that I was willing to be available during all PST business hours before I was sent the coding exercise. To be clear, I don't get upset if I send people my resume and I get completely ignored or if I fill out a
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by santoriv 12y ago
I applied for this position, completed a 2 hour programming exercise, and then was told that you do not hire remote (or at least remote outside of the US). Please modify your posting to be accurate.
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by santoriv 12y ago
Thanks Vlad. I appreciate that. I am an admirer of Webflow too!
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by santoriv 12y ago
Javascript Application Developer - My most recent project is Makemake.io. It contains a large single page editor which allows non-technical users to create animated "Flash-style" websites in HTML5 Canvas. Location: Vietnam Remote:
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by santoriv 12y ago
Hi! Thanks for the feedback. :-) I'll have to take a look at adding that feature! In the meantime, you could consider iframing the site. I know this isn't ideal, but it might work depending on your use case.
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by santoriv 12y ago
Full Disclosure: I'm the founder of Makemake.io. You could use an online website creation tool. There are several robust solutions available including Weebly, Squarespace, and Wix. There are many integrations and add-ons available that
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by santoriv 12y ago
Personally I think it's an excellent question. He's probing into a candidate's understanding of why you use version control systems and why different approaches might be used. If you have a significant amount of experienc
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by santoriv 12y ago
Thanks everyone for taking a look and giving feedback. Thank you especially to the folks who gave me bug reports that I can take a look at and try to fix. Most of the technical issues raised are fixable but a few are not. SEO is fixable by

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