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by todd3834 8y ago
I love it! Top post on eggs is exactly the kind of content I was hoping for. I’m sure you plan on adding comments. I will be a regular user and I’ve already shared with a few friends and family.
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by todd3834 8y ago
I felt similarly when I’ve looked into it in the past. My suggestion is to just take a day or two and do a deep dive, use tutorials and it will all get better. Maybe not what I would have wanted to hear but after crossing the chasm to where
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by todd3834 8y ago
Those are great hacks. Thanks for sharing. I have a few hacks of my own that are more about food and health: 1. Don’t abuse caffeine. I stopped drinking coffee and soda but instead I’ll have some dark chocolate when I need a pick me up. 80%
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Some people learn by preparing and some people learn by doing. It might be expensive but I bet this person will learn a ton for the next iteration. This guy is a hacker in my mind and I appreciate his approach.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Who said _you_ have to love it? Some people do love JS. Those people will appreciate using it in embedded systems.
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by todd3834 8y ago
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
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by todd3834 8y ago
> Knowing what compromises to make in order to ship without creating a future nightmare. Sounds like they were bad at that part
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by todd3834 8y ago
My favorite definition of a “good” programmer is someone who ships! Done is better than perfect. Knowing what compromises to make in order to ship without creating a future nightmare.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Please do, why not?
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by todd3834 8y ago
Those are great! I find the OWASP cheat sheet[1] useful as well but I’m going to keep the pentesterlab cheetsheet bookmarked for easier to digest to similar data. Thanks for sharing! [1] https://www.owasp.org/index.php/
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by todd3834 8y ago
This seems reasonable to me. JavaScript is being used everywhere and most people are okay with it. As a business decision I don’t see why Google would support such a small edge case. That being said, if they feel like explaing why they shou
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by todd3834 8y ago
I'm pretty sure they were just trying to be funny.
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I’m surprised to hear that pilots are in short supply. I started learning to fly as a hobby and I saw many videos about how hard it is to get a job at a commercial airline. I got the impression that there is more supply than there is demand
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by todd3834 8y ago
I’m guessing they worked at Nortel
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by todd3834 8y ago
The founder of a startup I was doing work for introduced me to Paul’s essays. From there I found out about ycombinator. I was reading every word on every page. Somewhere that lead me to hacker news. I remember seeing a link shared on how to
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by todd3834 8y ago
I used voicebunny and that went really well! I’m kind of amazed how cheap it is to get great voice talent on there.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Forgot to mention, I used it to get an illustration made that I wanted to put on my surfboard just for fun. They didn’t make what I asked for, not even close and never replied when I tried to get a revision.
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by todd3834 8y ago
I used fiverr and it didn’t work out. Can’t really complain because it was so cheap but I’m reminded of you get what you pay for.
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by todd3834 8y ago
The fact that it is easy to set up a VPN does make this more competitive but that doesn’t mean you can’t build a business. Think about who your customers will be. Is there an underserved niche that you can reach? It might take a HN reader 1
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by todd3834 8y ago
Nice! I’ve been at this game for a while and ctrl-r must have slipped right past me till now. I’ve regularly do ‘history | grep ___’ but ctrl-r looks like a far better solution.
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by todd3834 8y ago
What do you mean to sound like? A cool guy who just drops truth bombs? The guy did what he wanted to and he is happy he did it. Sounds like he won to me. Love what you do and you never work a day in your life right?
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by todd3834 8y ago
Much easier to add a polyfill that uses a for loop than to refactor a large codebase.
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by todd3834 8y ago
It is possible that less than 2 people at Microsoft are working on Monaco full time but just getting passive improvements over time. Never underestimate 2 smart dedicated engineers.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Not the same as static but you can get pretty good results by caching in a CDN. It’s also pretty easy to set up these days.
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by todd3834 8y ago
Maybe not ideal but you _could_ use the browser inspector and copy the data from local storage and send it around manually. Not suggesting this is a workable solution but if you just needed to get it off one computer to another.
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by todd3834 8y ago
I’ve always found Trello to be just enough for my needs. https://trello.com/ I know Jira and Confluence get a lot of hate but the companies I’ve worked for always seem to favor it and I’ve gotten very comfortable in there n
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by todd3834 8y ago
I am a developer and I love using a Mac. The stock terminal app has improved so much over the last few years that switching to any flavor of Linux always leaves me wanting Mac OS. It also seems like >90% of the developers at all of the c
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by todd3834 8y ago
I was surprised to see such a long intro to a new language without any code samples. Did I miss something?
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by todd3834 8y ago
A friend recently told me that Time Warner started at one point as a funeral home. I decided to look up the history of the company and found it pretty fascinating. Turns out there is some truth to what he told me along with a lot of other i
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Time Warner Inc. – American Company(britannica.com)
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