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shams93
10y ago
The job market right now is pretty brutal. If you can keep your current job, do it and if you have time try to contribute to an open source web project like django. If you can become a django contributor even for small bugs that will set yo
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10y ago
You hit the nail on the head, there is an incentive to automate legal services ala legal zoom but for lawyers themselves the more tedious and paper based the process is the more they can make.
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10y ago
If they want the surface phone to be a slam dunk they need to give it ability to run android apps as well as UWP and emulated win32, if the could get a license from Google to merge in the android app store with the windows app store it woul
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10y ago
I'm more excited about the html5 tts API than these services when it runs in the browser the cost is $0. The costs if these 3rd party APIs add up and add latency to your app.
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10y ago
Yeah the lack if a realistic benchmarking tool is a major part of this whole front end fatigue, is it just another project or can it realistically prove itself to be a real benefit for performance.
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10y ago
I worked for geocities as a front end person back then. We got to work on some cool javascript stuff for the page builder app that was really pretty far ahead for its time. I got into trouble for bringing a laptop with suse linux on it into
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10y ago
It's actually unfortunately normal and healthy to have extreme anxiety when you have no workers rights and its hard to replace a job. As working people we are forced to live with unprecedented levels of uncertainty. Life can be extreme
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10y ago
I'm going to build a vuejs markdown site editor similar to Gatsby I just don't like Facebook it's refreshing that an independent project is gaining popularity the server side rendering is a big deal when you want to support m
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10y ago
I got into the industry working for Geocities. Back then we had no cell phones no social media it was easier to focus in a world of landline answering machines lol.
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10y ago
Fake news targets people based on popularity if you look at the popular vote Hillary was actually more popular and thus the biggest fake news target. They're going to destroy Trump next it's not about politics it's about traf
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10y ago
If they can pull this off it would be amazing because the technical challenges to meet this goal are pretty considerable if you've ever tried satellite internet in the past it was the worst thing ever. If he can pull this off just the
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10y ago
Yeah it's going to be harder to find another job once you are laid off. Also unemployment tops out at 940 a month can you pay your rent on 900 a month, unemployment hasn't been increased here since 1976 being laid off is a disaste
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10y ago
Yes if you're looking to be a primarily .Net developer, it's not so widely used outside of the .Net community but in many .Net shops it's become the standard tool for mobile development.
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10y ago
I doubt Trump will touch the H1B, if you read his 100 point plan, he makes it pretty explicit that he is in favor of the H1B. But he wants to make it hard to get a green card, so even if he is in favor of the H1B he may kill it accidentally
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10y ago
50m could pay for some animated content but considering the average cost of a mainstream live action film is around 400 million, 50 million is like pocket lint in Hollywood. Whoever gets that funding is going to have to get very creative be
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10y ago
Paying people to do demo work is revolutionary, I love this idea. I can't tell you how many hundreds of hours I had to put in over the last 25 years doing these "evaluation tasks" where essentially the company is getting me t
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10y ago
Yeah its going to get intersting when California is constently 128-135*... during february
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10y ago
Not in 25 years in engineering in Los Angeles but I did a lot of contracting for media companies
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10y ago
They will leave the US before they start a war or try to force a california sucession. Ireland could become the next Silicon Valley it may change from Silicon Valley to Technology Island. It would be cheaper for them to pay for their divers
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I took a look at his economic plan. He seems to want to do everything at the same time, if hid campaign was a startup it would never be funded you can't present 3 bullet points as a pitch deck.
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10y ago
From the pro audio side of things Bitwig is a game changer, I can actually run bitwig and renoise on my asus chromebox running crouton on an sd card and it all runs shockingly well considering I spent less than $200 for this device.
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10y ago
The UC system stopped serving students way back in 1992, I was there, when I went to UCI in 1990 the tuition was 500 a year, by the time I graduated in 1994 the tuition was up to 17k a year. At this point things have degraded so badly there
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10y ago
Being able to create microtonal scales is the attraction here for me, most synths whether they're digital or analog lock you into standard western scale tuning.
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10y ago
Yeah the free sites are owned by the same German company, they basically jack your material as soon as it hit DVD, now that doesn't happen because they destroyed 90% of the industry.
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10y ago
Companies go to Apple and spend the mac tax because of the superior support. There are generally mac stores in areas where there are a lot of tech companies clustered so if you have a problem generally you can walk to an Apple store to talk
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Ironically back in the 80s it cost around $75/year for UC. I went to UC in 1990, say tuition go from $375/year to $20,000/year by 1995. The changes Bush and Clinton made in the 90s enabled this situation where schools on the
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I think it is related to our refusal to embrace the metric system, kids at a young age get thrown off by our archaic system of measurement.
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10y ago
It depends upon what kind of code you develop. If you do any front end work you really do need to code it from scratch. If you do back end or native client development you don't need to showcase your javascript and css3 skills so you c
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Movies are not being disrupted because like recorded music they are being displaced by the game industry. Just take a gander at Sony's income breakdown and games are as big as music and film put together. You don't want to disrupt
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10y ago
You might if you have a disability. Companies can get federal tax credits for hiring disabled.
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