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by thosakwe 8y ago
This was one of the more interesting software talks I've listened to recently. I like that it was very real - there are serious, serious problems with Node.js, and the fact that even the creator acknowledges these problems caught my at
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by thosakwe 8y ago
I'm just wondering what the atmosphere will be like on Gitlab compared to Github. Github in general to me seems very bubbly and emoji-filled, or to put it into a word - _fun_. For better or worse, it won't be the same. This is not
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Not just startups. Indie/one-person shops too. Everybody’s getting drowned out.
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by thosakwe 8y ago
It would be super-nice if the article provided a link :D
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by thosakwe 8y ago
THE ALGORITHM!!! Unfortunately, I think that algorithmic feeds are the direction every social media site will go down until the end of time. They’re not profitable without it. TL;DR social media marketing is no longer possible for small bus
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Even though there are ads, respect to you for putting this out there. The grind is real. Unfortunately, I don’t think mobile development is such a good way for independents to generate revenue, unless you happen to make a wildly viral game.
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Something makes me feel like Microsoft acquiring Github will do away with Github's current, open nature. If the extreme advertising in Windows 10 is any sign...
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Thank you for this. This fact needed to be pointed out. (Edit: This wasn't sarcasm... Not sure why all the downvotes)
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Haha, I literally just quote-tweeted the same thing. I highly doubt the author is rich. Just clout-seeking.
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Isn’t this a requirement of the GPL license? Or am I mistaken?
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by thosakwe 8y ago
I could argue against IRC (and other chat rooms) that they're typically small and hard-to-discover. There's also the fact that programming chat rooms quickly devolve into "please do my homework." At least, in my experien
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Ask HN: Why is there no real programming community?
41 points by thosakwe 8y ago|30 comments
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by thosakwe 8y ago
You forgot the “/s”
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by thosakwe 8y ago
I'm wondering if that explains the quick 10 upvotes it got
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Tensorflow Dart port(github.com)
2 points by thosakwe 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Strongly-Typed Parser Combinators for Dart(github.com)
1 points by thosakwe 8y ago|0 comments
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Truly, I agree. I've long been interested in learning about AI and deep learning, but to this day haven't done much that truly excites me within the field. It feels more or less impossible to make anything significant without Goog
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Not sure. It's wild to me how many companies were sending me emails about GDPR, as if they didn't already know I lived in the US. If you're tracking me, might as well actually use the data.
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Tensorflow API for Dart(github.com)
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by thosakwe 8y ago
I'm already addicted
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by thosakwe 8y ago
Honestly, I feel like writing an article about this just gives him more press.
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by thosakwe 9y ago
This could probably really be a nice article. But that clickbait title turned me all the way off.
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by thosakwe 9y ago
It's so ironic, that it hurts. They honestly know exactly what they're doing, and the impact that it could potentially have on the Internet... Yet treat it like a joke. I actually referenced this same video in my article: https:&
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Why Net Neutrality Died(thosakwe.com)
3 points by thosakwe 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Pong Remade in Dart(thosakwe.github.io)
1 points by thosakwe 9y ago|0 comments
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Pong Clone in Dart(thosakwe.com)
1 points by thosakwe 9y ago|0 comments
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by thosakwe 9y ago
To be fair, I haven't been doing Web dev for 10 years, but I definitely agree that frontend development is incredibly time-consuming. Especially if you're trying to build something alone, I find it really impractical. IMO, not eve
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by thosakwe 9y ago
I find the technology industry to be a cluster of massive companies, with no real concept of consumer trust. Privacy is a thing of the past
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by thosakwe 9y ago
I can understand that this is a joke website, but I think I missed the point of the satire here. Can you explain?
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by thosakwe 9y ago
This is what we need for LinkedIn. I am yet to see a slower site.

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