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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
"Please, hand me a tractor" - Did she say tracker [1]? Something like Rhymezone (searching for similar sounding words) would be a solution. It would still need a human who's deciding which word to choose, but after some time
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
agree. ordinary user is absolutely sufficient. I'll now present a sophisticated privilege escalation method that most of us won't notice (me included, sarcasm off): alias sudo='/usr/bin/sudo echo somethin
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
I would love to say something against this because I'm convinced that the industrial revolution is a whole different game than the deep learning / outsourcing / computer revolution, but I can't. "Everything will be
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Here in Germany you normally have some form of liability protection e.g. IT liability insurance so you don't give unsatisfied clients your house. Another way is a UG (it's similar to Ltd.) where you get some type of limited capita
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
> Working on learning Git [...] He's working on those things. I didn't get the impression that he tried to pretend to be a senior developer. I really dislike the attitude that he has to "talk the talk as well as walk the w
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Seems reasonable for a freelancer. If you're doing less, you can work easier and worry-free as an employee. I'm 19yo, building software as a freelancer and earn 520$/day. If it would be less, I would try to get an employment.
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Do you think it is possible to build hardware projects with low level stuff to show your expertise regardless? This story sounds a bit depressing. I hope you will find a way to do what you love. Maybe there are some hardware startups where
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
I've started to work as a software developer when I was 16. My first job was a small programming job as a casual employee (20h/month) for a research institution (publicly funded) - it was for minimum wage and I hated it. After 4-5
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by throwmenow_0140 10y ago
Your app looks great! Thanks for open-sourcing your code, the swipeable component looks promising, I hope I get the chance to use it. I like that - you've made a video showing all the features - every interaction has nice animations (w
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by throwmenow_0140 10y ago
>>> len('''> Wow, Linus raises an entirely different issue which is that the PDF-based attack can't and won't work on git at all. Due to length prefixing it is extremely difficult to insert some non
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Ask HN: How to implement AirBnB-like animation with react-native?
1 points by throwmenow_0140 10y ago|0 comments
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by throwmenow_0140 10y ago
I'm currently using NativeScript and react-native for app development and I have to comment because items like <ListView> [1] and Grid-Layouts [2] can be done using both technologies which use native rendering and achieve 60 FPS.