superzadeh

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by superzadeh 8y ago
you should check next.js and now deloyment, even faster/easier setup for JS stuff
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by superzadeh 8y ago
I work in a startup, with a team of 8, and you will 100% work with those that interview you :)
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by superzadeh 8y ago
The zune.
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by superzadeh 8y ago
compare that with all their Windows and OSX user base, I guess it is less common filesystems.
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by superzadeh 8y ago
Crazy that this has been around in .NET for so many years, and it just lands now in nightly builds for JS. It's part of the reasons that make .NET Core quite viable (for Backend) now that we can run on Docker. The tooling around debugg
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by superzadeh 8y ago
Ha, that's an easy one! Just go to Berlin :)
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by superzadeh 8y ago
This is exactly one of the reason we picked kontena.io in our startup, and never regretted it. Also super excited about their approach to run on top of k8 with pharos.sh.
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Ghostery anonymises ID in API authorization requests(twitter.com)
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by superzadeh 8y ago
Younneed a DPO if you 10 employees or more. Fornhiavcase, he most likely just needs to update his privacy policy and have a form to collect users requests (like TypeForm) and make sure that he handles them (event if it's manually delet
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by superzadeh 8y ago
I'm still hoping...
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by superzadeh 8y ago
I wokred a lot with CQRS/ES before and looked into it when building our tech stack of a new startup. My takeaway is that the complexity it brings would simply get in the way for a new system that don't have a lot of complexity. Y
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by superzadeh 9y ago
Humm, that would just make me stop using the mail app then.
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by superzadeh 9y ago
I agree with all the comments about titles, get rid of them and reconsider it when you get to series A. As for what they would expect from you: don't focus on what's possible or hard technically. Only think about the outcome and t
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by superzadeh 9y ago
I could bet that was one of those coaches with 5 Agile Certifications and no proven track record. Good thing is not all Coaches are like this, but the good ones are actually hard to find.
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by superzadeh 10y ago
> use exactly the same language in all you stack isn't this what people are doing with JavaScript?
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by superzadeh 10y ago
> About me: I’m a Legendary Recruiter at Just Digital People; a Red Hat alumnus; a CoderDojo mentor; a founder of Magikcraft.io; the producer of The JDP Internship — The World’s #1 Software Development Reality Show; the host of The Best
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by superzadeh 10y ago
You can't hack an Eagle!
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by superzadeh 10y ago
Is that an ASP.NET / JSP ported in Go?
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by superzadeh 10y ago
Idiocracy. IRL.
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by superzadeh 10y ago
> Are you from a place where there is a cultural taboo against only drinking part of the beverage a restaurant serves you? Not a specific culture, it is only abouy not waisting food and drinks. Remember many people still don't have
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by superzadeh 10y ago
even better systems allows to link tickets to commits.
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by superzadeh 10y ago
I recently moved from France to Germany, and the biggest cultural gap so far is that people in here respect traffic lights and using a qwerty keyboard. Otherwise, most people speak English and the lifestyle is similar.
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by superzadeh 10y ago
Schooling in France is definitely not free. Public schools (the ones that are free) represent very little amount of the Masters Degree. Most are private schools and cost ~7-10k euros per year.
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by superzadeh 10y ago
I moved from France to Germany already. If you work in software and don't like the direction France is taking, it's a no brainer.
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by superzadeh 10y ago
Maybe some Deep Learning experiment actually created Skynet and it is probing us.