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Programming Paradigms for Dummies: What Every Programmer Should Know [pdf](info.ucl.ac.be)
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Darpa Open Catalog(opencatalog.darpa.mil)
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DroidSafe Android Static Analysis Source Repository(mit-pac.github.io)
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Ask HN: What is your recommended binary file editor
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What are you bloging about?
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by selmat 11y ago
I had the same opportunity few months ago. I was interviewed for position/contract where US corporate was hiring through UK agency. They have a lot remote engineers over the world with reporting to the US/UK manager. All of hired
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by selmat 11y ago
I cant answer your question but I am also intersted in if this is possible. From my point of view, since we are not native speakers we are still loosing some points. As #bebraw mentioned below,it‘s worth to hire or at least cooperate with s
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Why Blacksmiths Are Better at Startups Than You(unicornfree.com)
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by selmat 11y ago
From my experience writing articles for magazines, documentation, technical analysis on daily basis might be enough for your bills. But writing books (if it's not bestseller) isn't so highly evaluated. You receive only 8-15 % (dep
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by selmat 11y ago
I am part-time author of books and articles from IT area. Nowadays I am writing my third book. Article take me just a few hours during evening. Books around 250 pages takes ma around one year, written mainly during evenings and nights (my w
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by selmat 11y ago
I am from Europe and all European companies/offices have same attitude. Even you have global customer/projects and nobody (from customer side) cares if your are sitting here or 500 kilometers over there. They still expect the same
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Can HTTP/2 Replace MQTT?(timkellogg.me)
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by selmat 11y ago
Your question is too general. Everything depends on deeper specification. Let me assume (maybe wrong) you trying to choose from two or three languages suitable for your solution? For example Java, .NET and C++. Every language has own pros
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Great Watchdog Timers for Embedded Systems(ganssle.com)
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Ask HN: Swithing from tech position to business one
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by selmat 11y ago
Create some basic model - for example fill CANVAS table within 24 hours and ask someone for feedback. The best option is someone working in related area or with real experiences. You will get very valuable feedback and you can decide whethe
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by selmat 11y ago
For example farmers are complaining about lack of open-source cattle managements software.
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Workout and hobby where you can see your results. You can touch them, eventually destroy. You wouldn't believe how helping can be splitting wood with axe.
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by selmat 11y ago
I have developed and tested several times this "test-case" with very positive results: 1. Create set of cards with pictures/outputs/descriptions/scheme/diagrams/code outputs/whatever is relevant to de
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I am 28 and two years ago had similar feelings. I burned out after 6 years working in IT corporate environment in shift mode. Moving to different area helped me a lot. But same mind-set reoccurred after 3 years and i burnt out again, anothe