tomca32

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by tomca32 9y ago
Equifax: https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/equifax-blame-bre...
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by tomca32 9y ago
I bought the dead tree edition. The FAQ page says that I should send author an email with the receipt to get the pdf and mobi version; however, I can't find the author's email address anywhere. Any clues?
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To be fair, that was a fallback and was used only if you didn't annotate your dependencies, which is what Angular expected you to do.
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by tomca32 9y ago
I would also recommend Art of the problem for a CS oriented 3blue1brown style videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCotwjyJnb-4KW7bmsOoLfkg
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by tomca32 9y ago
Completely agree. I was actually surprised how well the MBP Pro did in comparison. This article actually convinced me to invest in a new Apple laptop since that one really aged well. I expected a new PC build with the latest 8 Core CPU and
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by tomca32 10y ago
Job hoping is nowhere near as bad a signal in tech as it is in other industries. I would even go so far to say that some job hoping is expected as long as you don't go overboard. If you stayed at one job for less than a year, nobody wi
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by tomca32 10y ago
Hmm..weird. I'm from Croatia and I would be surprised to see people not refrigerate eggs. We (me and my family) always refrigerated them. Every fridge I've seen has egg holders that we would fill up. Pretty sure that most people I
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by tomca32 10y ago
You might be right about people who believe in crazy conspiracy theories. Usually, if anybody gets really fanatical about some cause, there's nothing you can do to change their mind. However, by being aggressive and dismissive, we are
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by tomca32 10y ago
I don't think this kind of response is useful. Haven't we learned that dismissing or insulting people isn't going to change their opinions but rather just push more people over to their side?
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by tomca32 10y ago
To be fair: "The first sentence of the article directly linked this cyberattack to alleged Russian hacking of the email accounts of the DNC and John Podesta." so really WP already put this in the context of the election.
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by tomca32 10y ago
Dexcom. They sell glucose monitoring devices for diabetics. People on the support line are diabetic themselves and are using the same monitoring devices to manage their illness so they really know what they're talking about.
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by tomca32 10y ago
In the teams without a tech lead that I have seen, people just defer to the most senior/confident developer in the team to resolve deadlocks and decide between some tougher choices. That person essentially becomes a tech lead without a
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by tomca32 10y ago
Coming from the world of classical ballet, this is a very familiar issue. In ballet, it is often said that the best dancers are the worst teachers. The very best teachers are the ones who had no talent and spent insane hours trying to figur
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by tomca32 10y ago
For me, it's first class function support. Of course, there are other "real functional languages" like Scala, Haskel or whatever, but they very uncommon. JS is the only commonly (Clojure is very uncommon) used language with r
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by tomca32 10y ago
I agree with that. I felt that the question really asked what frontend boring framework would I choose, but you are right. I try to avoid having to put up Angular or anything big on the frontend and just scrape by with jQuery. However, when
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by tomca32 10y ago
I think there's a middle road. What you're mentioning is pretty extreme. Rails/Django/Spring and Angular/Ember are all considered boring and very stable while not nearly as outdated as your example.
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by tomca32 10y ago
Rails on the backend. Angular on the frontend. Both are big, stable frameworks with tons of support, plugins, thousands of tutorials / SO Q&As. Whatever problem you encounter with those, somebody already solved it. This is the case
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by tomca32 10y ago
Not sure if you're sarcastic. If not, what does Communism have to do with anything?
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As someone who grew up in a communist country, thank you for this. I love the US, but one of the things I really hate is that I have to triple check everything I want to say. It's fine. I'm the immigrant and I'm the one who s
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by tomca32 10y ago
This is a great advice. Recurse center (former Hacker School) is a great way to spend 3 months and will get you exposed to so many different fields of our industry. In my batch, there were people making lisp interpreters, robotics, toy oper
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by tomca32 11y ago
I find this hard to believe. I was a smoker for a decade and I quit smoking last year only because of vapes (e-cigs). Didn't even plan to quit smoking but I was concerned about my health so I decided to try vapes for a while. The cool
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by tomca32 12y ago
This is common in many languages. The other similar example being to learn -> to teach. I always hear foreigners (including me, Croatian) messing those up.
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by tomca32 12y ago
Editor is Webstorm: https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/
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by tomca32 12y ago
Business to Business. Unlike B2C - Business to Consumer
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by tomca32 13y ago
Your comment just made me realize that I have "cloud to butt" plugin installed in my browser...it does exactly what you would think it does.
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by tomca32 13y ago
From personal experience, I really have to agree. I'm a male. I'm now an engineer but before I switched careers I was a ballet dancer. I've heard the phrase "Are you waiting for your girlfriend?" or "Is your gi
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by tomca32 13y ago
That sounds great and exactly what I'm interested in. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by tomca32 13y ago
While the footage is great, I hoped the documentary would be a bit deeper. It's still the same thing: "Look at poor North Koreans". The most informative video I've ever seen about NK is this lecture: http://ww
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by tomca32 13y ago
I'll bite. I guess that the odd player can always choose 1. In that case he can either win 3 or lose 2. Making that the favorable choice for the odd player. Even player could always choose 2 in which case he can either win 4 or lose 3.
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by tomca32 13y ago
I can't speak for him, but since he didn't answer, I'll tell you what we do in Rwanda. We educate homeless illiterate kids. In Rwanda, getting your way around a computer is a respected skill and none of those kids have ever t

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