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TL;DR: Study foundational blocks by repeating then until you understand. Keep repeating as you build knowledge and move to "harder" things. I like the message, but not the messenger. Articles like this, in my point of view, fail t
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I don't have the exact numbers but If I'm not mistaken its said that we need less money to end hunger in the world than what we probably spent trying to get out of earth. So, it seems to me that your point is not really valid beca
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Ask HN: Where can I find a “standard” shareholder agreement for a company?
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I had a mild case a few years ago that even gave me blisters [1] from time to time. I went to the doctor and since I couldn't find anything to fix it I almost did the sympathectomy, but gave up after knowing that sweating was going to
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Not specifically about C#, but about something that is also on the radar of people who is developing LoB apps with .NET which is Domain Driven Design. The book by Eric Evans is the bible on the subject, but I also find it very abstract and
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The only book I found about the subject that is really good -> Real World Functional Programming: With examples in F# and C# https://www.amazon.com/Real-World-Functional-Programming-Tom... Also, check FSharp For Fun and
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Four points taken out of external resources included in the page. Don't mean to be ironic, but I thought it was way harder to get to the front page of HN.
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I got a 15" Dell Alienware with latest i7, 8gb video card, 32 gb of RAM and FHD 4k touch screen monitor. Its a bit pricey and bulky, but it is a GREAT laptop for all kinds of development and even some hard core gaming. http:/
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Thanks for the recommendations. Went ahead and bookmarked the links. If anyone is interested: https://landing.google.com/sre/book.html https://vimeo.com/monitorama https://atscaleconference.
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I'm going to ask a really stupid question, but here it goes: why the need for such precision? (just curiosity)
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Just "lost" an hour of my life. Thanks! :)
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This. Every other provider uses weird names for their resources. I think that from the start AWS made sense to me. It just felt natural and organized. Azure is in the opposite side. I find that all their namings makes no sense and nothing i
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MyFiber
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As a fan of .NET Web API and having not worked with ServiceStack may I ask what I am losing by not embracing ServiceStack?
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Instagram now shows how many times your videos have been viewed
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11y ago
I worked developing a Revit plugin for one of the biggest furniture manufacturers in the US for the past six months and despite the fact that Revit has a really good UX for people who is used to it, the development side is not as good feeli
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Airbus to Join Forces with Uber for On-Demand Helicopter Service
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Learn to code advanced CSS and HTML
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Brazil’s Nubank Raises 30M
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First deceased jockey to win a race (1923)
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Ask HN: Referral program as a service?
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12y ago
Sorry for not mentioning it, but it was in more than one company.
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In my personal experience this kind of boredom means that he wants to play and not to work. I have seen more than 10 or 15 cases of developers who were hired to develop and evolve a product and get "bored" after they learn the new
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Shoot me an email if you find a starting point. Amazed as you are and in the same spot regarding lack of skills.
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I'm really sorry about the naive question I'm about to make, but what a regular web developer (business apps) can do with it?
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Ask HN: Brazilian company going to SF for the first time. Can we meet?
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I'm not sure this is about memorization. Teachers give the same content over and over again and do not memorize (in the sense of repeating it until it's memorized). Great presenters do not memorize their speeches. They practice it
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I've been watching it for 8 minutes as of now and despite the fact that the content looks good it really bores me to death that he is reading the whole thing like a robot. It does not sound like a natural converstation or presentation.
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About 15 years ago my father had a stroke at our house. I was about 12 years old and at home at the time along with my grandmother. We didn't know what was happening. At one second he was okay and in another he was on the floor. It was
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Blitzkrieg investment strategy (2011)
(techcrunch.com)
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