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12y ago
Just wondering why Matlab ? Why no Python ? Why not C ? What about Lisp ? And Haskel ? Hey did I mention D ? I can agree that JS is not the best suited languages for this task but, JS is extremely well know so it is perfect to explain somet
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12y ago
Well, node is node... In Clojure I got almost to the point where I can write and reuse almost any layer of my application, I need to connect with Mongo, check, I need to authenticate an user, check, I need to connect with Postgresql, check.
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12y ago
I wouldn't have use a macro... A normal function would have done pretty much the same job...
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siscia
12y ago
Hi :) I am trying to put together a little team and right now I am looking also for front end developer. It will be more a free lance position than a standard position, but if you are interested feel free to write me, you should see my emai
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12y ago
I am looking for developers like you ;) You should be able to see my email in my profile, why you don't drop me a line so we can talk.
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Ask HN: Anyone in the Hong Kong / Shenzhen area for the spring festival?
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12y ago
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Ask HN: Any HNers in Hong Kong / Shenzhen for Spring Festival?
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12y ago
I am young enough that I am confident that I can learn anything, right now I don't have any kind of pressure, so, why not learn new skills ?
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12y ago
I know Clojure... What are you looking for ?
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Ask HN: How to learn sales and online marketing
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12y ago
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Ask HN: How to enjoy traveling?
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12y ago
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Ask HN: Hire remote worker, basic questions
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12y ago
Can we have the real time push also for PostgreSQl ? (I am asking if there are any technical limitation...)
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siscia
12y ago
Are you sure about that ? How ? The author seems old enough to be able to distinguish love and attraction... I believe that different people have different emotion, keep texting with somebody can be extremely powerful can go a loooong way..
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12y ago
People are different, maybe provide a little bit of attention to somebody that have never been loved can go a looong way in my humble opinion. It is just extremely broad as argument. I personally feel a lot of attraction to people just beca
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12y ago
Sorry, as you can see that is just what I believe. Of course I don't force anybody, it is just my opinion, I believe that I have the right to have an opinion... Anyway, I would like to suggest you to use a language a little more cordia
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12y ago
I found it so wrong... Sentiments are real, I don't think anybody should play with other person feeling... Of course the user signed up, and they think that this is what they want, but I honestly believe that nobody want to risk to fai
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Ask HN: Developer (Web but not only) shop runs by student, why not?
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12y ago
Your situation is just what I am trying to solve: http://siscia.github.io/open-hire/ There is a nice company in our list, maybe it can be helpful.
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siscia
12y ago
Why you don't write one ? Take any open source projects you may like and start to look under the hood, it is slower, but you will learn way more this way than simply reading :)
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siscia
12y ago
Well, still you can pay some one part time, doesn't need to be a full time hire.
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12y ago
A very naive idea could be just to get some money from the bank and hire somebody. Why you need a co-founder anyway ? It sound that you just need a great technical leader.
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12y ago
I would be extremely interested but I am European (Italy), basically non chance, right ?
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12y ago
You mention that you need to know the framework in order to be able to contribute... Maybe you just need to get better at understand code you have never seen before. If it is the case you should try to read more code, understand what it doe
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12y ago
Wonderful reply, thanks :-)
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siscia
12y ago
What about the company you move from ? Are those happy to ? Why did you decide to move ?
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12y ago
I was in a similar situation a while ago, I hated it. Anyway I am trying to fix part of the issue here: http://siscia.github.io/open-hire/ If you are interested feel free to write me :)
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12y ago
I am trying an open approach to the problem: http://siscia.github.io/open-hire/ Test candidate via open source; as engineer I would love that, as hiring manager I would get a lot of nice information about the candidate
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12y ago
I agree that if we apply rule 9 to JS we would end up with something extremely different. However don't use first-class functions in my opinion it would means to not pass function around, in anything. So no callback and no a lot of nic
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12y ago
What Chinese can't do very well in your opinion ?
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