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by taude 8y ago
Since there seems to be a lot of negative sentiment here about the icons, I'd like to offer a different perspective. While using AWS services and leading huge migration projects, I've never thought to myself: "These icons are
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by taude 8y ago
Legacy unsupported open source projects with outdated dependencies. (We work on a very large Java application (1.8M lOC) and were acquired by large financial institution that has a lot of policy around open source libraries and support.)
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by taude 8y ago
But do you like what you're studying? I think most people end up not using what they learn in university, whether it's CS or one of the other hundreds of degrees people get....
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by taude 8y ago
Amongst most my friends and my use now, the Instagram Stories is the feature we're all using all the time. I almost never even scroll through the traditional feed anymore.
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by taude 8y ago
Do you have a family and other dependencies where taking a month off isn't really tenable after you leave your 20s, or whenever you settle down? It seems kind of absurd to take a month off every few years just to practice for a new job
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by taude 9y ago
This is exactly my flow. Get the small snippet/function working in the REPL, copy it into the source....move on.
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by taude 9y ago
We hire huge agencies that don't even cost $240/hour. I'm sure there's a couple niche people who can charge crazy dollars....but I'm skeptical.
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by taude 9y ago
In reading these comments, I'm surprised about the naivety of typical HN reader with their relationship with the price of art. I mean, a photo only costs like $10 to print an 8x10, why would the artist dare charge $200 or more?
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by taude 9y ago
My buddy had the XBR version, now that I think about it. It even had a cable card slot. What ever happened to cable cards?
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by taude 9y ago
All my friends and myself had these Sony "flatscreen" TVs from around 2001. Took maybe three of us to move them out of our apartments. My friend had a bigger one, maybe 40" that was truly a beast and took up like a quarter of
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by taude 9y ago
I hear this a lot, but I'd love to hear what people prefer better. Also, I don't get the argument that JIRA is difficult to use. I can open a bug, fill out a few fields, assign it to someone, etc. easy peasy. Almost all the other
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by taude 9y ago
It's got to be pretty common. I run an engineering team, and have to keep the people supporting the old legacy code and product. And while I try to get them to learn new technology, it's hard to keep them distraction-free to focus
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by taude 9y ago
Thanks. That's good to know. I have friends who've been surfing crypto for the past year, and they seem to a) not be worried about much, but also b) have no clue on what they're doing.
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by taude 9y ago
Did I miss something in the article? It didn't make it clear as to where I actually can see it or how... Edit: I eventually went googling for it, and disappointed I need BlueRay/DVD to view. It can't be hard to distribute dig
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by taude 9y ago
Sold a significant amount, or like 40K worth? I'm curious about people cashing about significant values and converting to USD.
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by taude 9y ago
I feel like you just described my office perfectly.
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by taude 9y ago
Exactly this. People should ask around for advice all the paper-millionaires from the 1999-2000 era. Lots of paper millionaires were made, most didn't materialize.
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by taude 9y ago
I don't think this is that extra-ordinary of a request. I work in FinTech, and we have routinely had large financial institutions who hire third-party companies in doing code audit and reviews. The key is the third-party companies who
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More than you want to know about Headless Chrome(hackernoon.com)
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by taude 9y ago
I'm not sure why I'd use this over Postman, which is platform independent. I know some people are offended by the wrapped web-ish UI, but most of the devs on my team don't even know what an Electron app is and they use Postma
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by taude 9y ago
I think RXBar benefited by being Whole30 compliant, which is a pretty common diet a lot of people are on the bandwagon on these days....
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by taude 9y ago
I'm convinced there are schools over there that print Masters degrees in computer science with only 6 weeks of training. I'm only half joking.
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by taude 9y ago
Surely if you're customizing a van for #vanlife you can figure out how to build your own monitor-stand.
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by taude 9y ago
Sometimes, like when I'm working on a UI, it's nice to have the code, the chrome debugger, and the UI view all up and running. But I'm finding it less necessary, because of the trade-off. I really enjoy the simplicity of my
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by taude 9y ago
I played mostly through 1983 with Mario Bros.....then Nintendo came out and gave Mario Bros as good of a home experience, but without the arcade. I think Mario Bros was the last of the arcade style games I was really into. Though I remember
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by taude 9y ago
I'm on a 2014 11" MB Air. I love it. Best laptop I've ever owned. Yeah, I wish it had 16 GB RAM, and a hires display. But it works, and works well for me. I run IntelliJ on mine, the basically feature rich version of PyCharm
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by taude 9y ago
I'll leave you with a link to Wikipedia [1]. ETL goes back a long, long way, and is still commonly used all through the industry, except maybe in startups composed of all young, inexperienced people. [1] https://en.wikipedia
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by taude 9y ago
I think "requiring you to have a strong JS frontend background in the first place" is NOT a bad thing. People really should be learning the basics before diving into using a framework. Unless, of course, the goal of ReactJS is to
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by taude 9y ago
Yeah, I'm not seeing what's bad about the FB experience. Seems simple enough and intuitive to me. It might be a little bloated with features at the top level, but it's easy enough to ignore those. It's simple to scan the
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by taude 9y ago
Looks disappointing to me because no 4:3 screen.

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