tomabe

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   by tomabe 9y ago

   Most of the time, yes. I'm working within a corporation, distributed teams, just leveled up from dev to overseeing our team. Had to deal with a lot of issues, both technical (no docs, crappy code, too much knowledge we don't have
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   by tomabe 10y ago

   Looked through first project from Boost, alphabetically ordered, and found Accumulators. Seems a nice project where templates are used extensively. Thanks for ideas.
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   Ask HN: C++ 14 open source projects for more advanced learning

   4 points by tomabe 10y ago|2 comments
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   by tomabe 10y ago

   'Simply pay the subcontractor for their time' I had previously experiences where I paid for their time. And in turned out that having the monthly salary and working remote it's not enough to keep a minimum pace on advancing t
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   Ask HN: How to pay contractor per GitHub issue solved?

   4 points by tomabe 10y ago|4 comments
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   by tomabe 10y ago

   Yeap, seems that Electron is good and fancy way, especially when I see (use) apps like VSCode or Atom. Maybe Slack is using in Electron, too, for native Windows and macos apps?
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   Ask HN: Stack for creating web app also hosted on Windows app

   2 points by tomabe 10y ago|3 comments