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by trymas 11y ago
so you 'ping-ponged' for some time and suddenly emails from your future boss became spam? If the answer is yes, is it viable to sue Gmail of lost business/job? p.s. if talking about the topic, I have also seen quite drastic m
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Pallets – organization for Werkzeug (probably Flask) and other python libraries(github.com)
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YouTube video quality report(google.com)
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by trymas 11y ago
TL;DR: in Europe salaries are usually discussed after taxes, whereas that amount with all taxes (on both employee and employer) can raise that sum around 2 times or more. Don't forget the huge system difference. Are those salaries befo
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by trymas 11y ago
My exact thoughts, as well.
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by trymas 11y ago
Yeah, right.. There is no boilerplate or constraint how those 'flexible' solutions should be created, thus every developer writes however he wants and if those developers have not made constraints for themselves you will have a to
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by trymas 11y ago
Haha. It's nice to dabble around Pyramid and/or Flask, but everytime I use, or someone I know uses them for not completely trivial microservices, they are always reinventing those 'cookie cutters' from scratch on their o
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by trymas 11y ago
I amazed how many sites, dedicated for developers have scroll hijack. I see such website at least once every every day on the front page of hacker news.
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by trymas 11y ago
Readable version: [view-source: https://terrabella.google.com/?s=about-us&c=about-history ] (paste whole text in between brackets, seems like HN does not support markdown links) Great content, though original presentation
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by trymas 11y ago
Even though I am not a fan of `electron.js`, but this looks promising GUI for `neovim`, though some editor properties are not taken from original `.nvimrc`, e.g. theme is different. Which is slight bummer, but hopefully easily configurable.
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by trymas 11y ago
Exactly, I found it because someone recommend it in this way: that this talk is right for every developer even for those who use are creating 'high level' software.
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How to design a Linux kernel interface [video](mirror.as35701.net)
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by trymas 11y ago
I think, you have mixed terms for revenue, earnings and profit.
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by trymas 11y ago
note: it's just a complete nitpick, but I just have a question In the front page of ReactOS[0]: > 9,000,000+ lines of code > And growing! Is the huge and growing codebase a pro or a con? [0] http://www.reactos.ru/
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by trymas 11y ago
web design 101: do not override default use of mouse and keyboard. That's just pure rage. Why developer of that website even bothered with implementing (or using some library) to hijack mouse actions.
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by trymas 11y ago
+1. the deal was on it's way probably way before FBI scandal started.
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WattUp – wire-free charging system(energous.com)
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by trymas 11y ago
TL;DR: just a rant, about that flickr feels to be plateaued and better options are rising, even though it's still rather good platform to keep and share your photos. Flickr is great (with its 1TB of storage), though I recently tried to
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by trymas 11y ago
Looks nice, though I do not get what I see. There is some correlation between distro size and visualization size, though why some repos have tentacle shapes, and others are blobs?
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by trymas 11y ago
Microwaves with turning knobs (example [0], maybe not the best, but you'll get the point) can have arbitrary power setting. My personal, electronic microwave, has values 125/250/500/750W so not completely exponential (I
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by trymas 11y ago
Can you share what exactly smartphone do you have?
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by trymas 11y ago
Side vents are better than bottom vents, though macs have vents from top border of the keyboard. That's pretty ingenious design.
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by trymas 11y ago
you can do everything for sweet sweet internet points.
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by trymas 11y ago
1. sounds nice. 2. what the hell is this http://imgur.com/a7FevNF ? where's at least the close button? thank god ESC works.
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by trymas 11y ago
In my case, I had few lecturers, who went completely bonkers, when they read anonymous questionaires, with the fact, that lectures were some blank copy paste of lecturer's notes -> blackboard -> students' notebooks. They cou
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by trymas 11y ago
Even though, /u/dang is correct, but I agree with you. IMHO it's just more catchy and click-baity title, that's all (and you can down-vote me for this, but I genuinely believe author's intention was to simply catch
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by trymas 11y ago
Well indeed, it's a greatly managed business/project if it does not go down for a long time, even if manager is gone. Though, are you implying, that the guy from an article have reached such godlike level, that he is the one to be
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by trymas 11y ago
It's still inconvenience for your closest people. Is he accessible by land phone? Which one? Maybe call his wife and ask if he's nearby? Write an email and expect he will see it and will have time to respond to it? It's just
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by trymas 11y ago
When I read this type of articles: with lengthy argumentation why someone does something rather unusual or impractical. I always imagine, that these people are just looking for acceptance and attention of what they are doing, nothing more.
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by trymas 11y ago
+1 exactly. There is business development, though if there is a article which title has 'developer' in it, it does mean `a software developer` mostly, unless you read a particular business development article. Though `growth hacki

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