songzme

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by songzme 9y ago
Background: I'm more of an idea person, I like making my ideas come to reality. Java: - I don't like having to type 'class', public, private, return types, parameter types, etc. over and over again. Writing Java is like
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What Is Ethereum?(whatthefuckisethereum.com)
837 points by songzme 9y ago|257 comments
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Coding game for children using AR(cubicoding.com)
1 points by songzme 9y ago|0 comments
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by songzme 9y ago
you are right. this was also many years ago so my memory might fail me. Perhaps my internal server didn't have access to npmjs.
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During my first week at American Express I did not have the credentials to install any applications. My manager wanted me to build a prototype and I couldn't install a database. Firebase and other third party was impossible because I h
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Otto Warmbier Is Released from North Korea(nytimes.com)
11 points by songzme 9y ago|7 comments
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Anytime! For the curious: const a = [1, 2, 3]; a[2] = a; infinite array! a[2][2][2][2]...
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Thanks for asking this question, I've been meaning to write a blog post but I haven't gotten the chance. Although I didn't attend a bootcamp, I've been teaching coding since I started learning coding (Junior year of univ
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by songzme 10y ago
Hi, please take the time to self evaluate and see if your approach will lead you to where you want to be in life, whether it be having alot of money, being happy, being a great parent, etc. From your comment, I'm getting this vibe &quo
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Yes, but how else would you build empathy and diversity amongst your team? Say you hired a minority who has different interest with the majority on the team. If left unchecked, the minority will always feel excluded (unless they have a stro
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Thank you for understanding.
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A friend graduated from a bootcamp and she loves coding. But sometimes there are conversations that goes deep into SSDs vs HDDs, bitcoin mining, and other topics unrelated to work that alienated her and she couldn't participate. I was
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by songzme 10y ago
The most important for me is directing social conversations. Most people think that social event is a time for everybody to talk freely about whatever topics, but no. The point of social event is inclusiveness. I see this scenario happening
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Bahaha. Oops, sorry
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I think it's the terminator in the literal sense. Person who terminates things. But if referring to the literal word, why put it in quotes? Why capitalize it?
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What does it mean to be the terminator of startups? Do you find the Sean Connor of startups and try to kill him? ...Or save him?
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thank you
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I hate it when people tell me to 'be myself'. Many people use it as an excuse to be lazy and to avoid giving thoughtful and meaningful suggestion. A genuine feedback for me would be along the lines of, "who are the audience?
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I'm very curious about this but I cannot seem to figure out how it works (perhaps a little hungover?) Could someone please explain how this prints 'Hello, world!' Is there a mapping from Hangul to latin alphabets that I misse
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Ive met my fair share of talented developers on the aspergers/autistic spectrum. While technically sound, they seem to lack the ability to react to time sensitive situation and hack things together in a short timeframe. Also, the best
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This reminded me of a quote by Snowden, "Right and wrong has a very different standard from what is legal and illegal.... Every act of progression in nation's history has involved tensions with law..." I'm glad Uber did
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Empathy. The ability to understand and share the happiness and frustrations of your users and fellow co-workers helped me break barriers as an engineer. It helps me become more open minded to suggestions and at the end of the day, I am conf
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by songzme 10y ago
Anyone tried carpooling services like Waze pool? As an employee at google, I decided to give Waze pool a try. I live in San Jose and usually ride the google shuttle to work. During traffic, it takes about 1 hour to 1.5 hours (keep in mind G
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Creating the Milo trolling playbook(observer.com)
1 points by songzme 10y ago|0 comments
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by songzme 10y ago
I've heard this anecdote before and it never sat well with me. Forgetting to fuel a plane as a plane mechanic exposes a serious character flaw that could lead to something devastating if allowed to continue (perhaps next time he forget
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by songzme 10y ago
I like gitlab's issue tracking. Its faster (from a productivity standpoint) and easier to manage compared to Jira + Bucket, which feels a bit too bloated.
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Lessons learned growing a team for my side project(medium.com)
8 points by songzme 10y ago|0 comments
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It's pretty amazing that you managed to convince so many developers to work on a project that is so already so saturated. Did you have any help?
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Would this be a firebase competitor? If so, how does it compare?
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Hi, I got together a few friends to build a language learning site. There are 5 of us: 2 of us have 5+ years industry experience, 3 of them just started college and are hungry to learn. The experienced devs will spend most of their time cod

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